Hornets' veterans aim to improve the team's chemistry this year

By foxsports
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The Charlotte Hornets were terrible last season. So bad that nearly half this year's roster is brand new, from Jeremy Lin and Nicolas Batum to Spencer Hawes and Jeremy Lamb. 

With so many fresh faces, the returning veterans have decided to prioritize chemistry from day one, coordinating team dinners and creating a relaxed atmosphere so all the new guys can feel comfortable with one another.

Here's The Charlotte Observer with a few more details on why the Hornets think off-court relationships will help their on-court product:

Chemistry is an undeniable factor when it comes to building a playoff-caliber basketball team. 

But in the NBA, talent rules over all. And right now it's unclear if the Hornets have enough talent to realistically accomplish their goals.