When you think of injury-hit young stars, LaMelo Ball’s name is usually near the top of that list. The Charlotte Hornets guard has played in fewer than 50 games in each of his last three seasons, with 47 appearances this past season. His only fully healthy campaign resulted in his lone All-Star selection back in 2022. Despite his injury struggles, Ball is still just 23 years old. He’s young enough to get his career back on track and prove himself as one of the premier draws in the NBA. And, according to his veteran teammate, Grant Williams, that is exactly what he’s aiming to do this summer. “He’s in there every single day,” Williams told Roderick Boone of The Charlotte Observer. “He’s there and present, and I think he is somebody we can look to and see, like, ‘He’s actually putting the work in every single day, not this person who is away from us and claims to be doing the work.’ No, he’s doing it every single day. He’s doing every single workout, he’s being available.” Ball isn’t alone in his injury strRead More
Hornets veteran shares praise for LaMelo Ball
