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After a 13 point win against the Chicago Bulls on Saturday, the Charlotte Hornets will wrap up their three-game road trip on Monday with a tough fixture against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Last time, the Hornets fell 109-96.
Big chance for Charlotte Hornets
Charlotte may seem underdogs, Oklahoma City will be playing on the second night of a back-to-back, having lost against the Phoenix Suns on Sunday.
Latest update on Ryan Kalkbrenner
Ryan Kalkbrenner will stay on the sidelines as he has been placed as "out" due to an elbow strain. This will be the eighth straight game missed by the rookie.
Latest update on Moussa Diabete
Mousa Diabette has been listed as "questionable" because of a wrist injury. His presence in the game will be subject to his fitness.
Latest update on Mason Plumlee
Mason Plumlee is in a rehab process after a surgery to address a groin injury. In this case, Diabete's health will be pivotal in Monday's clash. If he's unable to play, PJ Hall will be the only active center for Charlotte.
Latest update on Tidjane Salaun and Kon Knueppel
Meanwhile, Tidjane Salaun has been placed as questionable because of an ankle injury. Rookie star Kon Kneuppel has been added to the injury report because of a hip contusion.
Latest updated on Brandon Miller
Last but not the least, Brandon Miller's status has been upgraded to "probable". He is dealing with a left knee contusion.
When and where to watch the Charlotte Hornets vs Oklahoma City Thunder?
The game between Charlotte Hornets and the Oklahoma City Thunder will take place on Monday, January 5 at Paycom Center. The game will start at 8:00 pm EST.
The game will air locally on FanDuel Sports Network. Fans can enjoy the live streaming on the NBA League Pass and Fubo TV.
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