According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, the Charlotte Hornets are looking to fill the void left by Kemba Walker’s recent injury with the likes of either Ramon Sessions from the Sacramento Kings or Norris Cole of the Miami Heat.
Yahoo Sources: Charlotte’s pursuing trade avenues to replace Kemba Walker, with Sacramento’s Ramon Sessions and Heat’s Norris Cole on radar.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) January 26, 2015
Walker recently tore his left meniscus, which required surgery, and has deemed him out for at least six weeks.
Interestingly enough, the Heat have reportedly been looking to offload Cole for quite some time now, as the point guard from Cleveland State University has failed to live up to expectations.
Cole started the season as the team’s starting point guard but has fallen all the way to the third string as Mario Chalmers and Shabazz Napier have been playing a majority of the minutes at the one spot.
Yahoo reporting possible Hornets interest in Norris Cole to held them bide time with Kemba Walker injury. Cole a DNP on Sunday vs. Bulls.
— Ira Winderman (@IraHeatBeat) January 26, 2015
With Cole severely underproducing this season with averages of just 6.2 points and 3.4 assists in 24.4 minutes of action, surely there is a trade that can be beneficial to both sides of the table.
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