Brandon Miller joins Road Trippin’ at Summer League and sets the record straight on LaMelo Ball’s leadership, explaining what teammates saw inside Charlotte’s locker room that the media missed. Brandon also discusses his rehab, his 210-pound goal, becoming a vocal leader at only 23 and why he believes a healthy Hornets team can be dangerous.
Charlotte’s own WSOC-TV9 aired a story about The Brandon Miller Foundation partnering with Campus to award eight Miller Scholars up to $20,000 each toward tuition. Among the first class is Atlanta native Demon Madison, on track for his IT associate degree next May, and Team Miller now hopes to double or triple its awards this year.
For the second time ins his career , the Charlotte Hornets announced Brandon Miller has been selected as the winner of the fifth annual Rick Bonnell Award. The award is named after the team’s longtime Charlotte Observer beat writer who passed away in June 2021 and is given annually to the Hornets player who best represents himself and the franchise with professionalism and cooperation in his interactions with the media.
Brandon Miller joined Malika Andrews on NBA Today to discuss the Charlotte Hornets’ recent performances, his growing confidence entering the new season, and the lasting impact his mother has had on both his life and basketball journey. Miller also reflected on his development as a leader, the team’s direction, and the mindset he brings as he continues to establish himself as one of Charlotte’s cornerstone players.