While the Hornets haven't done anything in free agency yet, the team added a new assistant coach with plenty of experience.
The Charlotte Hornets have hired Bruce Kreutzer as an assistant coach, the team announced today.
Kreutzer has 38 years of experience as a coach, most recently with the Atlanta Vision in the American Basketball Association. The Vision have not played since 2009, though, when owner Quentin Townsend was convicted on four major charges related to theft and forgery. As a result, information about Kreutzer's time with the team is hard to come by.
However, Kreutzer's most recent gig was as a shooting consultant with the Philadelphia 76ers and NBA D-League, the latter of which he's been since 2008.