US EditionWhat Happened to Brandon Miller? Hornets Star Abruptly Exiting Mid-Game vs 76ers Explored
Brandon Miller left the game early due to left shoulder soreness and did not return, scoring 4 points in 9 minutes before exiting, the Hornets confirmed.
- On Saturday, Charlotte Hornets forward Brandon Miller was ruled out of the rest of the game in Philadelphia with left shoulder soreness after Joel Embiid's jumper and left with 10:50 remaining in the second quarter.
- Grabbing his left arm, Miller grabbed his shoulder in pain and ran to the locker room after a play in the second quarter, though it was not clear when the injury occurred or its severity.
- The 2023 No. 2 pick, Miller scored four points and added an assist in nine minutes before exiting with left shoulder soreness.
- Given his 27 games played after surgery, Miller previously missed 55 games last season after a torn wrist ligament.
- Coming off 25 points and seven assists Wednesday, Miller was counting on a breakout season after Oct. 15, 2025 preseason action before this setback.
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Out on injury in Philadelphia, because of his left shoulder, will Brandon Miller still have to be absent for a while?
Brandon Miller ruled out for rest of 76ers game with shoulder injury
Hornets wing Brandon Miller exited the team’s game on Saturday against the 76ers early due to a shoulder injury.Read MoreThe post Hornets news: Brandon Miller ruled out vs. 76ers with shoulder injury first appeared on The Who Dat Daily.
Injury Notes: Miller, Luka, LaVine, Hawks, Barlow
Guard/forward Brandon Miller, who missed most of last season after undergoing surgery to repair a torn scapholunate ligament in his right wrist, was ruled out for the remainder of Saturday night’s game in Philadelphia due to left shoulder soreness, the Hornets announced (via Twitter). According to ESPN’s Tim Bontemps, Miller checked out early in the second quarter and “appeared to be in a good amount of pain,” though it wasn’t immediately clear …
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