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NBA Official: Brandon Miller’s (CHA) technical foul at the end of the 2nd quarter on 10/30/26 (vs. WAS) has been rescinded upon league office review.
Brandon Miller on his mother’s battle with cancer: “When I first found out, it was towards the back end of it. I had a lot of different things going on in my life at the time. I believe they kept it away from me just to let me focus on what I need to focus on. But of course, I know how strong my mom is. She means the world to me. Just seeing her progress through that time and mentally be positive about the situation, I think that shows a lot of toughness. Having someone like that around is always great for me just to lean on as a support system.”
Legion Hoops: Brandon Miller's mom is a breast cancer survivor. So he bought 500 tickets for survivors on Breast Cancer Awareness Night, then went out and scored a career-high 39 in the win. Amazing. (via @rodboone )
"The thing that was most impressive was [Brandon Miller] wanting the ball in a clutch situation and understanding what we needed to get out of some of those looks down the stretch." - Charles Lee following last night's 110-103 home win over Washington
NBA Stat: Brandon Miller had 5 3-pointers on Monday and became the 2nd-fastest player in NBA history to reach 500 3-pointers, doing so in 170 games. Only Duncan Robinson got there in fewer games (152). #NBA
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Rod Boone: Brandon Miller purchased 500 tickets for tonight's game for breast cancer survivors. Said he wanted to buy even more. The cause means a lot to since his mother is a survivor.
Miami Heat falls to 0-3 after 115-110 loss to a banged-up Charlotte team, as Giannis Antetokounmpo scores just 14 points, fouling out in 25 minutes. Bam Adebayo had 20 points and eight rebounds. Brandon Miller led the way for Charlotte with 34 points on 29 shot attempts.
Jeff Peterson on Brandon Miller: “I have said continuously that keeping Brandon here long-term was certainly a priority of ours. Even though the negotiation went to the last hour and probably a little bit longer than Brandon and I wanted it to go, I am just happy that we were able to get it done and again show the level of commitment that we have to Brandon, not only in the short-term but the long-term as well.”
Shams Charania: BREAKING: Charlotte Hornets forward Brandon Miller has agreed on a five-year, $209 million rookie-scale contract extension, representatives AJ Vaynerchuk and Joey Middleton of VaynerSports tell ESPN.
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League sources continue to pinpoint Charlotte's Brandon Miller as the top contender to join a club that, to this point, features only Wallace, San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama, Utah's Keyonte George, Golden State's Brandin Podziemski and twins Amen Thompson (Houston) and Ausar Thompson (Detroit).
Brandon Miller is reportedly looking to secure a new contract closer to the rookie max extension he is eligible for from the Charlotte Hornets. "I know that Miller has certainly been seeking more than that deal. That Miller has been seeking close to a max contract," NBA insider Jake Fischer said on Bleacher Report. " ... I think it's gonna be very challenging for the Hornets to get anywhere below that five-year, $200 million threshold that Miller is seeking."
Miller is still projected by various league observers to ultimately come to terms with the Hornets on an extension that could exceed Amen Thompson's new five-year, $200 million deal with the Rockets. In conversations with front office executives around the NBA this week, there seemed to be a growing consensus among rival decision-makers that Miller's deal has the potential to be richer in a nod to his higher offensive ceiling.
Charlotte Hornets PR: INJURY UPDATE: 10/11 vs MIL @hornets guard Grayson Allen will miss tonight’s game with right knee soreness. Christian Anderson Jr will miss tonight’s game as well with a left ankle sprain. Brandon Miller will return to the floor after missing 10/6 vs BKN with a shin contusion