The Charlotte Hornets own pick Nos. 2, 27, 34, 39 and 41. Should Hornets GM Mitch Kupchak decide to get a player in each of those picks instead of packaging them for a trade, he has several options to retool the roster.Charlotte has pressing needs across different positions. Gordon Hayward, who hasn’t regained his All-Star form since his brutal ankle injury, is in the final year of his contract. Cody Martin played only seven games last season and it remains to be seen if he can find the form to match twin brother Caleb Martin’s play in Miami.Charlotte Hornets@hornetsA look into what went down on Sunday. #HornetsDraft | #LetsFly10415A look into what went down on Sunday. #HornetsDraft | #LetsFly https://t.co/AEhUtf1sXkThe Charlotte Hornets lack depth also at power forward and center. Kupchak could address these issues in free agency as they have a ton of cash. Building through the draft, however, might be the best way for Charlotte to get back to basketball relevance.The draft prospects the Charlotte Hornets could pick in 2023#2 Brandon MillerWho to draft between Brandon Miller and Scoot Henderson was the Charlotte Hornets' biggest issue leading into the draft. Landing the right player could give them the second star to pair with All-Star point guard LaMelo Ball.Miller was easily the right fit as a versatile forward who shoots well from outside. The former Alabama superstar, however, reportedly disappointed the front office in his first workout with the Hornets.They knew that they may have to pick Scoot Henderson, another ball-dominant point guard. Pairing Ball and Henderson wasn’t the best way for them to go.The Charlotte Hornets asked for a second session from the two players. This time, things went as expected based on Adrian Wojnarowski’s report (via Evan Sidery):“Brandon Miller further solidified his standing as Charlotte's choice at No. 2... Both Miller and Scoot Henderson came back to Charlotte for second workouts... Miller was better the second time around.”Evan Sidery@esideryThe Hornets are preparing to select Brandon Miller at No. 2 overall, per @wojespn:- Miller impressed Michael Jordan and Co. during his second private workout yesterday.- Charlotte prefers Miller’s fit alongside LaMelo Ball over Scoot Henderson.3161508The Hornets are preparing to select Brandon Miller at No. 2 overall, per @wojespn:- Miller impressed Michael Jordan and Co. during his second private workout yesterday.- Charlotte prefers Miller’s fit alongside LaMelo Ball over Scoot Henderson. https://t.co/P3dsnpCl2PCharlotte may turn out to be an All-Star forward and help the Hornets return to basketball glory.#27 Jaime Jaquez Jr.If he’s still available, the Charlotte Hornets shouldn’t think twice about drifting Jaime Jaquez Jr. The UCLA star can play both forward positions and is adored by scouts for his grit, hustle and leadership. He is the kind of glue guy every NBA team covets.Ersin Demir@EDemirNBAIn terms of feel for the game, there isn't a more NBA-ready player than Jaime Jaquez Jr.Also has the best pump fake in college hoops. I love how he makes up for his lack of athletic tools to create separation this way.61In terms of feel for the game, there isn't a more NBA-ready player than Jaime Jaquez Jr.Also has the best pump fake in college hoops. I love how he makes up for his lack of athletic tools to create separation this way. https://t.co/7pEQtnJZoBThe former Bruin can spell Brandon Miller or play alongside him. Jaquez Jr. has impact even if he does not touch the ball.#34 Colby JonesColby Jones could be an intriguing off-the-bench player who handles point guard and shooting guard duties. Jones is efficient enough to give Terry Rozier a breather. He has the size to even play as a small forward depending on coach Steve Clifford’s game plan.League Him@League_HimXavier’s Colby Jones has a well-rounded game at 6-foot-6, headlined by his sharp playmaking instincts, craft downhill, three-point shooting off the catch, and proficiency as a defender. An abundance of characteristics that translate well to a supporting role on the next level.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…16823Xavier’s Colby Jones has a well-rounded game at 6-foot-6, headlined by his sharp playmaking instincts, craft downhill, three-point shooting off the catch, and proficiency as a defender. An abundance of characteristics that translate well to a supporting role on the next level.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… https://t.co/K5AgvQBRYYJones plays bigger than his height and is an excellent rebounder. He is also a decent shot from behind the arc, hitting 37.8% of his triples in his last year at Xavier.#39 Trayce Jackson-DavisTrayce Jackson-Davis played power forward/center for Indiana for four years. He averaged 20.9 points, 10.8 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.9 blocks in his senior season.Tyler Metcalf@tmetcalf11Trayce Jackson-Davis grew into one of the best playmakers in the country this year. He manipulated the DEF, was composed under pressure, and made really high level passes.PPP including passes + %ile ranking:Overall: 1.293 - 91stIso: 1.205 - 94thPost up: 1.045 - 81st41Trayce Jackson-Davis grew into one of the best playmakers in the country this year. He manipulated the DEF, was composed under pressure, and made really high level passes.PPP including passes + %ile ranking:Overall: 1.293 - 91stIso: 1.205 - 94thPost up: 1.045 - 81st https://t.co/hwK2qqutDZIf the Charlotte Hornets get a veteran big man to man the block, TJD will immediately push for minutes. He is an effective low-post scorer, relishes contact and will battle for rebounds.#41 Seth LundySeth Lundy brings the kind of shooting that will open up the Charlotte Hornets’ offense. The Penn State guard/forward is considered one of the best pure shooters in this year’s draft. He hit 40.0% of his triples on nearly seven attempts per game.shanku nair@shanku_nairSeth Lundy is the most underrated prospect in this draft, imo. Would not be surprised if he returns first round value as a mid to late 2nd round pick (consensus). His movement shooting prowess makes him a threat in the halfcourt. 40% on 9.4 3PA/75. 80% FT supports touch#NBADraft2Seth Lundy is the most underrated prospect in this draft, imo. Would not be surprised if he returns first round value as a mid to late 2nd round pick (consensus). His movement shooting prowess makes him a threat in the halfcourt. 40% on 9.4 3PA/75. 80% FT supports touch#NBADraft https://t.co/XtFYd3vZFTLundy is a solid rebounder for his size but needs to improve his defense and playmaking. His shooting, however, could make him a rotational piece for the Hornets.