Brandon Miller was considered a potential All-Star candidate, averaging 21.5 points and 5.2 rebounds per game before suffering a left ankle sprain. His injury has hindered his ability to compete for an All-Star nod, especially with the Hornets struggling to secure wins.

Brandon Miller, a budding superstar for the Hornets, suffered a right ankle injury just 39 minutes and 40 seconds into a game where the starting five were finally available. His injury adds to the team's growing list of player absences this season, raising concerns about how much more the franchise can endure.

Brandon Miller, who returned to the court alongside LaMelo Ball, sprained his left ankle with 8:20 remaining in the game, cutting short the Hornets' hopes of having their projected starting five play together for the first time this season.

Brandon Miller left the game against the Philadelphia 76ers with a sprained left ankle after scoring 12 points in 31 minutes. His injury occurred during a crucial moment as the Hornets were finally able to field their projected starting lineup together for the first time this season.

Brandon Miller suffered a left ankle sprain during a critical moment in the game, leading to his early exit and the end of his 20-point game streak. He finished with 12 points, four rebounds, and four assists in 31 minutes before being ruled out, raising concerns about his potential absence in upcoming games.