Summary from the original article

The Charlotte Hornets injury-ravaged start to the season maybe has some good news. Hornets coach Charles Lee said he doesn't expect Brandon Miller to miss much time with a right hip strain. "I don't think this is gonna be something that takes a while," Lee said. "He's already shown some progress since Friday night's game... and so, I don't want to say day-to-day, probably I'm going too far or whatever, but I don't think it's gonna be a long-term thing."…
AI key points, how left, center and right framed this story, tone by side and loaded language are part of News.gg Premium.
Upgrade this serverThe Charlotte Hornets injury-ravaged start to the season maybe has some good news. Hornets coach Charles Lee said he doesn't expect Brandon Miller to miss much time with a right hip strain. "I don't think this is gonna be something that takes a while," Lee said. "He's already shown some progress since Friday night's game... and so, I don't want to say day-to-day, probably I'm going too far or whatever, but I don't think it's gonna be a long-term thing." Miller was injured last Friday in a blowout loss to the Boston Celtics. The fourth-year wing has been carrying a heavy offensive load with the Hornets missing Kon Knueppel for all but six minutes this season. Charlotte has also been with Coby White or Dennis Schroder for most of their games to open the year.
Yesterday · basketball.realgm.com · You are reading this one