Mann's Fuel: Hornets Look to Rebound

It's April 19th.

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Charlotte Hornet's guard tray man is owning the team's play in flop against the Orlando

Magic, a brutal 121-90 loss that ended there.

Season.

He's fired up to come back stronger next year, blaming his own play for keeping them

out of the playoffs.

Man opened up about his rough year, saying he let his teammates down in plans to grind

this summer on offense, defense, and team identity.

No big expectations, just stacking good days like last offseason to build momentum.

The 23-year-old averaged just 5.5 points on 36% shooting in 12.6 minutes per game, but

he's.

Channeling that disappointment into fuel for a breakout in the 2025-26 season.

Meanwhile, forward Brandon Miller sees a silver lining in the 31-point defeat, calling

it valuable experience that will help the young Hornets grow and level up.

As they head into the offseason, this mindset for man and Miller could spark real change,

setting the stage for a Hornet squad ready to compete.