Why is Josh Green ‘happy’ for Tidjane Salaun, Nick Smith Jr. Adid Tegh Hornets Season

The Charlotte Hornets fell on Orlando Magic 111-104 Tuesday. It was their third straight loss, but some positives were kicked out of this game to the main coach Charles Lee and players.

The losses still allowed some of the other young talents a chance to grow and blossom in some new roles. Injuries play part, but that was the next mentality for this team on the night base.

Josh Green on Nick Smith Jr., Tidjane Salaun

Josh Green, who Finished with 13 points For the 21st minutes, they gave their props at Rookie Tidjane Salaun and Nick Smith Jr. in extended minutes.

“You talk about these young men and they’re away from me like a newbie,” said green. “As a Rookie, I Couldn’t Even Ih and Even Played As A Rookie. They’re Super Happy for Them. They’re Hard. Tidjane Is 19 – Hard High School … He Works Super Hard … Same Thing Goes With Nick Smith. They’re All Competitors, and I’ll Always Go to Battle with Those Guys. The Fact That They’re That Young And That Willing To Work That Hard Is Very Impressive. I’m Just Super Excited To Continue To See Their Growth. “

Salaun finished eight points and seven rebounds, while Smith ended with 13 points. Strong trails for young players trying to find their way to the NBA.

Hornets HC Charles Lee gives its flowers to Nick Smith Jr.

Coach Lee gave his two centers about the development of his young guard during his second season in the NBA with Hornets.

“So much growth areas, I was so happy with anyone. Defensive,” Lee said. “I noticed a little more attention to detail. I think it’s always moving and it’s a great deal of attention and purpose that was now a little intentional or intentional … I think all these reps are from him.”

With Hornets has already been eliminated from playoffsIt is important to seize growth points for the rest of the season.

Along with other young players, the lamella ball poured into 25 points and nine assists. After just playing in 22 the match last season, it doubled. Previous playing in 46 games, step is in the right direction. Even with only 10 games, Hornets can still be watching, given the growth of some of their young people.