The Charlotte Hornets announced over the weekend that starting center Mark Williams suffered a strained tendon in his left foot during a workout last Thursday and will be re-evaluated in two weeks. Obviously,

And center Mark Williams has to step up as a defensive anchor in the paint. Which is why this news out of Charlotte is a rough start to training camp: Williams "suffered a strained tendon in his left foot during an offseason workout [Thursday].

Hornets' center Mark Williams suffers foot injury, sidelining him from upcoming training camp and requiring re-evaluation in two weeks.

Williams spent the majority of last season dealing with a lower back injury and there was a lot of concern already with that issue. Now adding on the new injury to his foot, which

Hornets coach Charles Lee and Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson applauded Williams’ work in the gym and when he is able to play, both think he will make an impact.

The 7-foot Duke product will be sidelined when the team heads to Durham for training camp and will be re-evaluated in two weeks.

Charlotte Hornets center Mark Williams will miss training camp and the start of preseason with a strained tendon in his left foot, the team announced Friday. Williams suffered the injury in a workout Thursday.

The Charlotte Hornets have a decent young core of players as the 2024-25 season approaches. But they might be without one of them for a certain time period. It was revealed on Friday that Mark Williams had suffered a foot injury during an offseason workout,

Friday night, the Charlotte Hornets confirmed that center Mark Williams suffered a strained tendon in his left foot during an offseason workout on Thursday. He will miss the start of training camp and will be re-evaluated in two weeks,