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NBA ComparatorThe best Charlotte Hornets centers since 1988-89

Emeka Okafor leads with 4,630 points in 330 games for the Charlotte Hornets; Alonzo Mourning had 4,569.

Every center with 82 or more regular-season games for the Charlotte Hornets since 1988-89, ranked by points. The lines are each player's total game by game, the top 8 of each drawn. The Hornets of 1988-89 to 2001-02 count here, as the NBA’s record book has had them since 2014; New Orleans’s page begins in 2002-03.

points · by game

rebounds · by game

blocks · by game

26 centers with 82+ gamespoints

#	player	seasons	games	points	rebounds	blocks
1	Emeka Okafor	2004-05 – 2008-09	330	4,630	3,516	621
2	Alonzo Mourning	1992-93 – 1994-95	215	4,569	2,176	684
3	Elden Campbell	1998-99 – 2001-02	265	3,573	2,029	484
4	Al Jefferson	2013-14 – 2015-16	185	3,238	1,641	204
5	Primoz Brezec	2004-05 – 2007-08	229	2,245	1,199	113
6	Bismack Biyombo	2011-12 – 2020-21	457	2,199	2,625	607
7	Matt Geiger	1995-96 – 1997-98	204	2,188	1,428	177
8	Vlade Divac	1996-97 – 1997-98	145	1,691	1,243	274
9	Nick Richards	2020-21 – 2024-25	221	1,536	1,210	192
10	Nazr Mohammed	2007-08 – 2010-11	209	1,503	1,056	157
11	Mark Williams	2022-23 – 2024-25	106	1,300	935	119
12	Melvin Ely	2004-05 – 2006-07	160	1,206	642	119
13	Byron Mullens	2011-12 – 2012-13	118	1,170	664	84
14	Jamaal Magloire	2000-01 – 2001-02	156	1,038	756	164
15	Mike Gminski	1990-91 – 1993-94	140	940	643	61
16	Willy Hernangomez	2017-18 – 2019-20	111	746	561	36
17	Robert Parish	1994-95 – 1995-96	155	679	653	90
18	Brad Miller	1998-99 – 1999-00	93	661	410	53
19	Spencer Hawes	2015-16 – 2016-17	92	594	390	53
20	Jake Voskuhl	2005-06 – 2006-07	124	589	439	47
21	Dave Hoppen	1988-89 – 1990-91	106	584	450	23
22	Tim Kempton	1988-89 – 1993-94	88	509	318	15
23	Eric Leckner	1990-91 – 1996-97	100	426	415	29
24	George Zidek	1995-96 – 1996-97	107	372	246	10
25	Ryan Hollins	2006-07 – 2008-09	105	275	174	54
26	DeSagana Diop	2008-09 – 2012-13	133	213	396	89

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