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Hornets’ Cody Zeller Channels Kemba Walker to Chart His Own Charitable Path

NEW YORK CITY — The cashier behind the register at the NBA Store on 5th Avenue looks a bit unusual. Mostly, because he’s seven feet tall. Also, because he plays in the league. Yet Charlotte Hornets center Cody Zeller is making it look easy—of course, he is—scanning the items one by one.  There’s a No. 40 jersey with his name on the back. An autographed hat featuring his signature. Even a pair of Jordans. And the best part of all: Cody is bringing joy to someone’s life.  That someone happens to be 16-year-old Matthew Hann. Matthew—who resides in Egg Harbor, New Jersey, with his mother, Andrea, and stepfather, Timothy—lost his… Read More

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