Magloire is an energizer, who works hard, blocks shots, rebounds and play good D. Jamal Magloire was a great pick in last years draft and did a good job backing Campbell up. Campbell's biggest problem is however, his tendency to get into early foul trouble and his tendency for his focus to waver during a game. Campbell is a big body who can post-up, rebound and block shots and he is on the bigger centers in the East. Scott Burrell, Hersey Hawkins, Lee Nailon, Eddie Robinson, Otis ThorpeĮlden Campbell was the main man in the middle and he did a yeoman's job once again. PG - Eldridge Recasner 2.4 pts, 1.2 rebs 30 GP.SF - Lee Nailon 3.9 pts, 2.2 rebs 42 GP.SF - Eddie Robinson 7.4 pts, 3.0 rebs, 53.1% FG%.PF - Derrick Coleman 8.1 pts, 5.4 rebs, 34 GP.C - Jamal Magloire 4.6 pts, 4.0 rebs, 1.05 blks.C - Elden Campbell 13.1 pts, 7.8 rebs, 1.79 blks.Now, if only they could do something about Derrick Coleman. The trade with Miami worked out great, Paul Silas is turning out to be the most under-rated coach in the league and the Hornets almost made the Eastern Conference Finals. The Hornet management is still pushing for a new arena, but whatever happens the 2000-2001 season must be seen as a success. The Hornets also applied to move to Memphis, but renounced that claim during the playoff run. The 2000-2001 season also saw the emergence of Baron Davis as a star and David Wesley as a two guard. The Hornets now need to continue this trend by signing Eddie Robinson to a long deal.
#1993 CHARLOTTE HORNETS ROSTER SERIES#
Many people criticized the deal, but Mashburn lived up to his end of the deal with an amazing series versus Miami and another good one versus Milwaukee. The Hornets also may have overcome their cheapness by signing Jamal Mashburn to a long term deal. The Hornets had an up and down season, but overcame it all with headbands and an amazing 3 game sweep of the favored Miami Heat in the first rounds of the playoffs. The Hornets made great strides this year, as they came within one game of making the Eastern Conference Finals. Wizards) however was nice enough to help me Would have his report in a couple of days. Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.Hornets pick 16th. Charlie Manuel served as manager.Īverage attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Members of the 1993 Charlotte Knights who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Carlos Martinez, Orlando Mercado, Bob Milacki, Albie Lopez, Luis Lopez, Jesse Levis, Mark Lewis, John Marzano, Tom McCarthy, Jeff Mutis, Donell Nixon, Chad Ogea, Jim Thome, Kelly Stinnett, Terry Wells, Bill Wertz, Matt Young, Cliff Young, Sam Horn, Jeff Kunkel, Jason Grimsley, Wayne Kirby, Mark Davidson, Dennis Cook, Dave Eiland, Jerry Dipoto, Heathcliff Slocumb, Julio Solano, Scott Scudder, Zak Shinall, Jeff Schaefer, Manny Ramirez, Ken Ramos, Allan Anderson, Beau Allred, Sandy Alomar, Paul Abbott, Alan Cockrell, Mike Christopher, Mark Clark, Paul Byrd, George Canale and Don August. Chad Ogea led the squad with 13 wins, and Jason Grimsley registered a 3.4 earned run average, leading hurlers with significant time on the mound. Jim Thome recorded 102 runs batted in and topped all regular batters by connecting at a. Sam Horn walloped 38 home runs for the team, while Mark Lewis, Jim Thome and Beau Allred each added 20 or more also. The Knights topped the circuit with 769 runs, ignited by 185 home runs. The Charlotte Knights of the International League ended the 1993 season with a record of 86 wins and 55 losses, finishing first in the league's West Division. Playoffs - Charlotte Knights 3 games, Richmond Braves 1 Finals - Charlotte Knights 3 games, Rochester Red Wings 2 5,927 in 68 home dates 1993 Charlotte Knights Statistics Finished 1st in the IL's West Division Manager: Charlie Manuel (86-55)Īttendance: 403,029, Avg.
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