FROM ESPN:
Graham might be the season's happiest surprise, even if he's not surprised. After a strong practice late last season, Graham approached Charlotte coach James Borrego and declared, "I'm ready," Borrego recalls. Borrego installed him as Kemba Walker's backup. He showed enough to earn the same job behind Terry Rozier.
Graham spent the summer strengthening his legs so he could put more power into the off-the-bounce 3s that would make or break his career, Borrego says.
And then, boom. Graham is averaging 18 points and seven dimes per game, and he has hit 41% on 3s. Charlotte has scored 106 points per 100 possessions with Graham on the floor, and a pathetic 93 when he sits.
Last week, Borrego inserted Graham into the starting lineup in place of Dwayne Bacon. Graham is not giving up that spot anytime soon. He has been better than Rozier (by a lot) and everyone else on Charlotte's roster. The next step is getting more comfortable finishing in the paint, but Graham has arrived.