Grant Williams contributed to the Hornets' efforts in the third quarter with key three-pointers that helped keep the game competitive for a brief period. However, the overall performance of the bench unit was disjointed, and the lack of consistent offensive production from players like Williams ultimately hindered the team's chances of a comeback.

Grant Williams contributed 17 points for the Hornets in their overtime loss to the 76ers. Despite his efforts, the team struggled with shooting, particularly from the three-point line, which hampered their overall performance.

Grant Williams contributed significantly to the Hornets' victory by embodying the team's gritty effort alongside his teammates. His determination and hustle were pivotal in securing loose balls and executing the dirty work necessary for the win, showcasing the collective effort of Charlotte's patchwork front court.

Grant Williams is likely to step into the starting lineup for the Hornets following Miles Bridges' injury. With the team's frontcourt already thin due to the absence of Mark Williams and Nick Richards, Williams will be expected to contribute significantly. His role will be crucial as Charlotte navigates a challenging schedule, and he will need to help shoulder the scoring load alongside LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller during Bridges' recovery.

Grant Williams attempted a potential game-winning shot for the Hornets but missed. However, his effort set the stage for Brandon Miller to recover the miss and score the decisive tip-in as time expired, securing the victory for Charlotte.