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Johnny Newmn
Newman's change of scenery from New York to Charlotte seems to have had a healthy effect on his NBA career. Newman posted career bests in virtually every category in 1990/91. Newman's athletic skills and ability to play an up-tempo game fit in perfectly with the Hornets.
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Rice logged the second most minutes of any NBA player in 1997-98 en route to finishing seventh in the league in scoring. He ranked third in the NBA in scoring in 1996-97.



Signed as a free agent 3/29/89... Began season with Clippers... A rebounding and defensive specialist and one of the strongest players in the NBA... Played on two Celtic NBA Championship teams... Scored a career-high 16 points 3/13/88 vs. Portland... Has more than 200 career blocked shots.



Revitalizing the Charlotte Hornets in 1994-95 was the return to NBA All-Star form of the team's two < marquee players, Alonzo Mourning and Larry Johnson. Both plagued by injuries in the 1993-94 season, Mourning and Johnson came back to play in the 1995 All-Star Game in Phoenix and also lead the Hornets to the 1995 NBA Playoffs. Mourning in particular, had a super season. The 6-10 center recorded an NBA career-high 1,643 points to go along with team-highs of 761 rebounds, 225 blocked shots and a .519 field goal shooting percentage.



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David West
Dwayne Bacon
Nick Richards

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Cody Zeller, Center - Hornets.
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Back to the Front! Hornets card back du jour...

Tyrone Bogues
"Muggsy" was selected in 1988 Expansion Draft from Washington... Led Charlotte in assists and was 12th in the NBA... Also led the Hornets in steals... Smallest NBA player ever at 5'3'... Finished college career as Atlantic Coast Conference's all-time steals and assists leader... All-ACC first team as senior... Played on same high school basketball team with fellow NBA players Reggie Williams, Reggie Lewis and David Wingate at Baltimore's Dunbar.
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