It took him a little while to get acclimated, but Josh Okogie has arrived. The Charlotte Hornets added him to help match salaries with the Phoenix Suns when the

In helping Charlotte split the first two games of its longest homestand of the season, the newly acquired guard is proving his worth.

UNC had to come back to beat Boston College in OT on Saturday. Did that get them back during this challenging season?

When the Charlotte Hornets traded for Okogie they acquired a dogged defender with a penchant for crashing the glass on both ends of the floor. In Friday night’s home loss to the red hot Portland Trail Blazers, Okogie’s versatile skill set that fully embodies “ Hornets DNA ” was on full display.

Okogie ended with 19 points (6-11 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 4-5 FT), two rebounds, two assists and four steals across 25 minutes during Monday's 112-107 loss to the Lakers. This was Okogie's second-best scoring effort of the season.

Charlotte, mind you, might have another move planned with Okogie before the deadline to expand on its Richards return.Source: marcstein.substack.com What’s the buzz on Twitter? Bobby Marks

Okogie is a player that the Hornets new ownership and staff believes has the competitive spirit and embodies the "Hornets DNA." He has been known to be a player that gives effort

The Phoenix Suns split their season series with Charlotte. Now, Suns wing Josh Okogie has been traded to the Hornets for center Nick Richards.

Josh Okogie brings hustle, tenacity, and relentless energy to the court every time he steps on it. His “Call Me Non-Stop” moniker exists for a reason. But when you look at his

Phoenix Suns fans flock to social media to bid farewell to fan favorite Josh Okogie following trade away from the organization

The Phoenix Suns acquired Charlotte Hornets center Nick Richards and a 2025 NBA draft second-round pick on Wednesday in exchange for wing player Josh Okogie and three future second-round NBA draft selections. Richards is averaging 8.9 points per game and 7.5 rebounds per game this season, in 21 minutes of action per game.

(AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin) Philadelphia 76ers’ Guerschon Yabusele, center, goes up for a shot against Phoenix Suns’ Ryan Dunn, from left, Oso Ighodaro and Josh Okogie during the first half of an NBA basketball game, Monday, Jan. 6, 2025, in Philadelphia.