Hornets vs Spurs: Key Matchup in Playoff Race

0:00For the Charlotte Hornets, it's March 14th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss enough date. The Charlotte Hornets faced the San Antonio Spurs today in a key matchup. The Hornets sit at 34 wins and 33 losses with a solid 20 wins and 16 losses on the road. The Spurs lead the league at 48 and 18, boasting 25 wins and just 7 losses at home. Tip off is at 3.30 pm. The Eastern Time from Frostbanks Center in San Antonio, Texas and you can catch it on Prime Video. This game kicks off a tough stretch for the Hornets, who have jumped into one of the league's hottest playoff races. Several teams nearby started winning everything once Charlotte entered the mix. After the Spurs, a title contender, they faced two direct playoff rivals next. In their first meeting this season, also an early afternoon Prime Video game, the Hornets pulled off the upset. They frustrated Victor Wimbenjama into just 16 points on 15 shots and dominated the

1:01boards for the win. Colin Sexton scored 21 off the bench to help, but he's no longer with the team. Injuries could shake things up. For Charlotte, Kobe White is probable with a heel issue. Ryan Cogbrenner probable after illness, Patigian Salon is out with a calf strain and, Liam McNeely out due to an ankle problem. The Spurs have Wimbenjama questionable with an ankle tweak and Dylan Harper questionable from a calf injury. Bettinglines have the Hornets as 5 and a half point underdogs with a plus 200 money line and the over under at 229 point. 5. The Hornets need sharp perimeter play and better shooting from their stars to handle San Antonio's physical defense. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com