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Kai Jones Responds Following Release From Charlotte Hornets

Image Source: Kai Jones @ Instagram

The Charlotte Hornets have decided to release Kai Jones, a center who displayed peculiar behavior such as expressing a desire to be traded through social networks.

Jones, a one-time first-round selection, was not present during the training camp due to personal issues and has been sharing captivating content on Platform X.

Charlotte’s decision to release Jones and permit him to seek opportunities in free agency comes as no shock.

In reaction to this development, Jones posted his thoughts on Platform X.

The 22-year-old has been significantly active on social media during the off-season.

The initial red flag arose with an Instagram live stream where he exhibited peculiar behavior and profuse perspiration. Jones subsequently clarified that he was not under the influence of substances.

He then proceeded to post asserting his dominance as an elite NBA player, suggesting he was superior to LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller, the second pick in the 2023 draft.

Jones even proclaimed his capability to outshine LeBron James and a prime Shaquille O’Neal in a one-on-one contest.

However, with his modest average of 3.4 points and 2.7 rebounds in just 12 minutes per game last season, it is highly improbable for Jones to surpass these two legends from the Lakers.

Jones extended his posts by criticizing Mark Williams, the Hornets’ initial center.

Teammates began to unfollow him, and Yahoo Sports reported on concerns expressed within the Hornets’ entity regarding Jones’ welfare when he took a step back initially.

Given his adverse disposition towards the Hornets entity, it remains uncertain if another NBA team would engage the young center.

Image Source: Kai Jones @ Instagram

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