Charlotte Hornets
Miles Bridges
HT6'7"
WT225 lbs
EXP6 years
AGE28
PF#0

Game Log

DateOppResultFGMFG%3PM3P%FTMFT%PTSREBASTSTLBLKTOPF
Fri, 4/17@ORLL90-1215/1241.71/616.74/4100.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0
Tue, 4/14vsMIAW127-12610/1855.65/1050.03/3100.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

Career Stats

YearTeamFGMFG%3PM3P%FTMFT%PTSREBASTSTLBLKTOPF
2025CHA479/104246.0148/44533.3208/25382.217.15.83.20.60.41.41.7
2024CHA469/108943.1141/45031.3221/25487.020.37.53.90.70.72.11.5
2023CHA559/121046.2157/45034.9174/21182.521.07.33.30.90.52.01.7
2021CHA596/121449.1154/46533.1267/33380.220.27.03.80.90.81.92.4
2020CHA313/62250.3116/29040.098/11386.712.76.02.20.70.81.62.2
2019CHA319/75342.499/30033.0106/13180.913.05.61.80.60.71.52.0

Fantasy Outlook

Bridges appeared in a career-low 64 games last season and played nearly six fewer minutes a night than 2023-24, but his overall production remained steady, averaging at least 20 points, seven rebounds and three assists for a third straight campaign. Notably, Bridges missed the 2021-22 campaign due to a domestic violence charge, but with that in the past, the Hornets gave him an extension ahead of the 2024-25 campaign, putting him under contract for at least the next two seasons. Bridges wasn't the only Hornet to miss time last year, as LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller were also sidelined for extended stretches, causing Charlotte to finish near the bottom of the standings yet again. The Hornets made a few splashes this offseason, drafting Kon Knueppel with the No. 4 overall pick, signing Spencer Dinwiddie and trading for Collin Sexton. The backcourt additions shouldn't impact Bridges' bottom line, but they are high-usage players who could eat into the team's overall usage when they are playing well. Second-year forward Tidjane Salaun, veteran Grant Williams and rookie Liam McNeeley will be the primary backup power forwards, but they don't pose a threat to Bridges' starting job. While Bridges' season-long averages have been steady, there have been fluctuations with his shooting percentages. After shooting 49.1 percent from the field in 2021-22, Bridges shot 46.2 percent in 2023-24 and 43.1 percent last season, including a career-low 31.3 percent from deep on a career-high 7.0 attempts per game. However, he's improved from the charity stripe, knocking down 80.2 percent in 2021-22 compared to a career-high 87.0 percent last season. Bridges has finished inside the top 100 in eight-category leagues in five straight seasons, cracking the top 70 three times, including a top-15 finish when he played 80 regular-season games in 2021-22.

Hornets Lineup

PG
#1L. Ball
#3C. White
SG
#7K. Knueppel
#10J. Green
SF
#24B. Miller
#4S. James
PF
M. Bridges
#2G. Williams
C
#14M. Diabaté
#11R. Kalkbrenner