
The Chicago front office orchestrated a late-summer trade to acquire veteran perimeter shooter Buddy Hield and financial compensation from Charlotte in exchange for young guard Rob Dillingham. Dillingham enters a rebuilding situation with the Hornets, having previously appeared in thirty contests for Chicago after arriving via a midseason deal from Minnesota during his rookie campaign.
The former eighth overall selection posted averages of 9.6 points and 2.8 assists across limited playing time last season, and he now seeks a larger role in Charlotte following the departure of LaMelo Ball and an injury to Kon Knueppel. Meanwhile, the incoming Hield brings extensive experience as he prepares for his eleventh campaign in the professional league, having spent the previous year moving between Golden State, Atlanta, and Charlotte.
Hield contributed 7.6 points per game on a 34.9 percent conversion rate from beyond the arc last season while splitting time among multiple franchises.

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