The last of the bunch is Josh Green. Green has two years left on his deal and is set to spend his summer rehabbing a shoulder injury. Like Okogie, Green's defensive prowess is at a premium in the Queen City, and any move to send Green packing must involve getting a dogged defender or front court help in return.

Following the first round of the NBA Draft, Hornets president of basketball operations Jeff Peterson said re-signing the guard was ‘a priority.’

Just yesterday, the Charlotte Hornets made a trade that seemed to take advantage of the curious decisions of others. They traded Jusuf Nurkic to the Utah Jazz in exchange for Collin Sexton, getting both younger and better in the process,