Moussa Diabate signed with the Charlotte Hornets before the start of last season in an attempt to garner more playing time as ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/hornets as Moussa Diabate's decision to skip EuroBasket is a win for ...

Charles Lee will be entering year two as the head man of the Charlotte Hornets, and following a 19-win campaign, there's going to be a billion things to improve ...

Diabate was cut ahead of EuroBasket and declined to rejoin Les Bleus after an injury to Vincent Poirier. More at Hoops Rumors ...

Diabate is relentless when chasing down rebounds. Combine that nose for the ball with a passion for contact and an innate sense of positioning on the glass and you have one of the league's most ...

In search of a new center to add to their rotation, head coach Frederic Fauthoux shared that they tried to involve the ...

From Feb. 25 to April 11, Williams looked much more like the player he was prior to the back injury that sidelined him for most of last season. Across these 19 games, he averaged 15.4 points on 64 ...

Salaun and Diabate both grew up in Paris, and they even played for the same program, a few years apart. But they never actually met until they both signed with Charlotte.

Diabate was unable to finish the alley-oop and instead threw up a floater near the rim that missed. In his first game, Moussa was primarily used as a screener.

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Moussa Diabaté's emergence from two-way dice roll to integral part of the Charlotte Hornets' primary center rotation is one for the script writers at Walt Disney to take a look at.

“Personally for me, just how different people can be, culturally, the environment -- I think it’s just a whole different ballgame,” Diabate said. The 19-year-old Salaun spent summers in ...