IT IS DONE: Hornets Superstar Guards LaMelo Ball Has Done It Again, Head Coach Charles Lee Reacts Shock with Major Announcement Concerning…….

LaMelo Ball has once again sent shockwaves through the NBA world. In a stunning turn of events, the Charlotte Hornets superstar guard pulled off another headline-grabbing feat that has left fans buzzing, teammates in awe, and new head coach Charles Lee visibly stunned. And now, Lee has dropped a major announcement that may change the future of the franchise.

The Moment: Vintage LaMelo

During last night’s summer showcase scrimmage at the Spectrum Center, LaMelo Ball stole the show — literally and figuratively — with a triple-double performance that included an outrageous half-court buzzer-beater, a behind-the-back alley-oop assist, and a career-high 12 steals, the most in any competitive NBA-sanctioned summer event.

But it wasn’t just the numbers. It was the swagger, the vision, and the undeniable electricity he brought to the court. The crowd — mostly young fans, families, and a few scouts — erupted each time the ball was in his hands. “That wasn’t just a scrimmage. That was a statement,” said veteran teammate Brandon Miller.

Coach Charles Lee Reacts: ‘I Wasn’t Ready’

Newly appointed head coach Charles Lee, entering his first season with the Hornets, addressed the media immediately after the performance — and he wasn’t hiding his emotions.

> “I wasn’t ready for that LaMelo,” Lee said, eyes wide. “I’ve coached some talented players in my time, but what I saw tonight? That was different. He’s not just back. He’s evolved.”

Then came the bombshell.

Major Announcement: Ball to Take on Dual Role

In a surprising twist, Coach Lee revealed that the organization has officially greenlit an experimental move: LaMelo Ball will now operate as both a player and a strategic offensive advisor to the coaching staff — a role typically unheard of for someone his age.

> “We want to empower Melo’s vision,” Lee explained. “He sees the game two plays ahead, and frankly, we’d be foolish not to tap into that during in-game situations. This isn’t just symbolic. He’ll be involved in film review sessions, offensive set designs, and real-time adjustments.”

LaMelo Speaks: ‘I Just Wanna Win’

Speaking after the announcement, LaMelo remained cool and collected.

> “I just wanna win, man,” Ball said. “Whatever it takes — if that means calling a few plays, drawing something up in the huddle, or just hoopin’ — I’m ready. Let’s get it.”

With Ball healthy, motivated, and now partially steering the ship, the Hornets appear poised to make more than just noise in the Eastern Conference.