The Charlotte Hornets 2017 off-season is here and there is nothing to see.
It’s not so bad to have a season, off-or-otherwise, about nothing. Seinfeld did nine of them. Embracing nothingness is generally a positive — a characteristic of the patient and successful — from monastery monks, to New York living, cafe-dining, sociopaths on network television. For the Hornets even, it’s an important change for a fanbase that can recall only a constant state of organizational transience. Previous play-less periods filled by free agent signings and draft day trades and hirings and firings all to kind of prove to everyone (themselves included) that efforts are being made concerning the delicate issue of winning basketball games.