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As the Charlotte Hornets begin its teardown, a productive future remains in view

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It’s been a year of change in Charlotte, for North Carolina’s NBA franchise. Michael Jordan sold the team. News just hit that general manager Mitch Kupchak will be transitioning into an advisory role. Head coach Steve Clifford’s status in the future is uncertain (with a new front office on the way, this is typical). And Charlotte unloaded some pieces at the recent NBA trade deadline.

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