The 2017-18 Charlotte Hornets season was highlighted by a historic milestone for Kemba Walker, who became the franchise’s all-time leading scorer. Under head coach Steve Clifford, the team finished with a 36-46 record, featuring strong individual performances from Dwight Howard, who led the team in rebounding, and Nicolas Batum. Despite missing the postseason, the Hornets remained competitive throughout the year, ending their campaign on a high note with a dominant victory over the Indiana Pacers. The 2018-19 Charlotte Hornets season was a memorable campaign highlighted by the exceptional play of Kemba Walker, who earned All-NBA Third Team honors and started all 82 games while averaging a career-high 25.6 points per game. Under first-year head coach James Borrego, the team remained in playoff contention until the final day of the season, finishing with a 39-43 record and a second-place finish in the Southeast Division. The season was also notable for the arrival of future Hall of Famer Tony Parker and the promising development of rookie Miles Bridges, providing fans with numerous exciting moments at the Spectrum Center. The ninth overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft and a four-time All-Star, Kemba Walker is the Charlotte Hornets' all-time leading scorer who earned an All-NBA Third Team selection and two NBA Sportsmanship Awards during his prolific eight-season tenure with the franchise.