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The members of the NBPA Executive Committee include: Fred VanVleet, President; Grant Williams, First Vice President; Mason Plumlee, Secretary-Treasurer; Jaylen Brown, Vice President; Jaren Jackson Jr, Vice President; Donovan Mitchell, Vice President; Garrett Temple, Vice President; Karl Anthony Towns, Vice President; Gabe Vincent, Vice President
Harrison gave up control of the Mavs' first-round picks from 2027 through 2030 while making that series of successful trades, as well as the sign-and-trade deal for forward Grant Williams that didn't work out well. He has said that he believes he built a team for a "three- to four-year time frame" to contend with titles, although injuries ruined the Mavs' hopes this season. "We believe in the move we made," Harrison said when asked how the logic of a time frame that ends as the team enters a stretch when it doesn't control its first-round picks is in the franchise's long-term best interests. "You obviously don't, and that's fine. You're entitled to your opinions, but we're excited. ... I think once we win, then that will change your mind."
Sam Perley: Grant Williams says he's doing well right now, and that while the injury recovery isn't linear, he's making progress and hitting milestones. Called this entire experience a blessing in disguise, with how much he's learned about himself and the perspective it's brought.
Charlotte Hornets forward Grant Williams beamed when Rookie Wire asked him about his first pair of shoes. Like many folks who participated in this project, his tone shifted from dry and media-savvy to giddy and excited. Williams said his family all loves sneakers, and always have. Growing up, he benefitted from wearing the same size as his father. "I remember my first ever pair so well it was the 'Candy Cane' Jordan 14s. I think it was towards the end of my middle school or early high school years," Williams said. "I remember it happening because that was the first time that I was able to choose for myself. Every other time I had shoes, I would borrow my dad’s for like a few hours. Our family was a huge 11s household, like anything 11s was our thing, especially after Space Jam came out."
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Scott Agness: Myles Turner (illness) and Bennedict Mathurin (left calf soreness) have been upgraded to questionable for Wednesday v Hornets. Tony Bradley (illness) is out. No LaMelo Ball, Tre Mann, Brandon Miller or Grant Williams for CHA.
Bobby Portis is not a novice to seeing his name in trade rumors. Sources confirmed to ESPN that Milwaukee had a deal in place last season to send Portis to Dallas for Grant Williams. The Bucks eventually passed and Williams was sent to the Charlotte Hornets for PJ Washington.
KC Johnson: Bulls list Nikola Vucevic (illness) and Josh Giddey (low back spasms) questionable vs. Hornets. Zach LaVine (low back spasms) is probable, as is Lonzo Ball. For Hornets, Miles Bridges is questionable with bone bruise in right knee. LaMelo Ball, Grant Williams, Tre Mann are out
Charlotte Hornets: OFFICIAL: Grant Williams underwent surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) as well as torn medial and lateral meniscus in his right knee.
Bobby Marks: The Charlotte Hornets have been granted a $6.5M Disabled Player Exception, sources tell ESPN. The exception was granted for the season ending Grant Williams injury. The deadline to use the exception is March 10.
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Grant Williams: Excited to join @bsky.app !! Looking forward to the growth of the platform and thankful for @mcuban.bsky.social for inviting me on. I cannot wait to connect with everyone and to have some dope conversations!!
Bobby Marks: Roster ramifications in Charlotte As a result of the Grant Williams injury, the Hornets are allowed to apply for a $6.5M Disabled Player Exception. In order to use, Charlotte would need to have a roster spot available. They currently have 15 players under contract.
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