<p>Mason Plumlee offers veteran floor generalship, playmaking, and screen-setting in CHA’s attack. His ability to distribute from the high post and finish around the rim supports Ball and Bridges, providing a reliable source of assists and efficiency.</p><p>Fantasy managers should expect steady assist and rebound numbers with intermittent scoring spikes when the Hornets deploy him in balance lineups that leverage his passing to open shooters.</p>

Mason Plumlee’s return to the Hornets adds depth to their frontcourt and enhances their veteran presence, crucial for mentoring younger players like James Bouknight and Mark Williams.

Mason Plumlee returns to the Hornets, bringing veteran experience and rim-protecting ability. His role will be crucial following the departure of Mark Williams, especially in supporting the fast-paced style of play Charlotte intends to adopt.

Mason Plumlee has re-signed with the Charlotte Hornets on a one-year deal. However, due to the lack of confidence in his role and the competitive nature of the Hornets’ frontcourt, he may not be a reliable option for fantasy managers this season.

Mason Plumlee's role with the Hornets is under scrutiny as he is likely to be out of the rotation if not for the team's desperate need for depth. His performance has been overshadowed by the emergence of rookie Oso Ighodaro and the development of other young centers, leading to questions about his future with the team.