Hornets vs. Nets: Live streaming, TV, start time, where to watch NBA

All eyes will be set on Cameron Thomas when the Charlotte Hornets meet the Brooklyn Nets on Monday. The Nets have seen two narrow losses before they face the Charlotte Hornets at Spectrum Center on Monday. Center Nic Claxton has been ruled out after he sprained his ankle. Cameron Johnson will also not play in the game against the Hornets because he has suffered a calf injury.

Cameron Thomas

Mikal Bridges has struggled in the first two games as he averaged only 19 points on 41% shooting. Consequently, Cameron Thomas became the team's leading scorer as he averaged an impressive 33 points per game on 62.5% shooting from the floor.

Hornets vs. Nets: Sart Time, Venue

The Hornets vs. Nets game will be held on Monday, October 30 at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. It will start at 7:00 PM ET.

Where to watch

The Hornets vs. Nets game will be broadcast live on NBA TV. Besides, it will be available for live streaming on Fubo TV.

Team News

Charlotte have a lack of defensive stoppers, Thomas and Bridges are most likely to exploit this weakness. On the other hand, the Nets have good defenders for the Hornets’ young core of LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, and Mark Williams.

Injuries

The Nets may have to suffer as Claxton and Johnson remain sidelined, so Day’Ron Sharpe could start as center. Coach Vaughn did make an adjustment against the Mavericks where he played a lineup that had Dorian Finney-Smith at center. Rookie Dariq Whitehead is already on the bench with his foot injury recovery.


Similarly, James Bouknight and Cody Martin are sidelined with knee injuries. On the other hand, Frank Ntilikina is dealing with a leg injury.

FAQs:

When and where will the Hornets vs. Nets match will take place?
The Hornets vs. Nets game will be held on Monday, October 30 at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. It will start at 7:00 PM ET.

Which players will miss the Net vs Hornets match on Monday?
The Nets may have to suffer as Claxton and Johnson remain sidelined. Rookie Dariq Whitehead is already on the bench with his foot injury recovery. Similarly, James Bouknight and Cody Martin are sidelined with knee injuries. On the other hand, Nets' Frank Ntilikina is dealing with a leg injury.