How to Stream Brooklyn Nets at Charlotte Hornets: Live, TV Channel

The Brooklyn Nets and Charlotte Hornets are set to clash in a matchup featuring two teams struggling to find their footing this season. The Nets enter the game with a record of 14-33, currently on a seven-game losing streak, while the Hornets hold a 12-31 record and have lost their last game. Both teams have faced significant challenges, with the Hornets sitting at the bottom of their division and the Nets just above them. Key players for the Hornets include LaMelo Ball, who leads the team with an average of 28.2 points per game, while the Nets’ scoring leader is Cam Thomas, averaging 24.7 points per game. Injuries have heavily impacted both rosters, with several key players ruled out for this contest.

Brooklyn Nets at Charlotte Hornets Game Information

Game Date: January 29, 2025
Game Time: 07:00 PM ET
TV Channel: FanDuel Sports Network Extra (South), YES Network, NBA League Pass Channel 1
Location: Spectrum Center, Charlotte, NC
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Charlotte Hornets Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 12-31
Conference Record: 7-24
Division Record: 0-8
Streak: 1 loss

Brooklyn Nets Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 14-33
Conference Record: 7-22
Division Record: 1-8
Streak: 7 loss

Stat Leaders

Charlotte Hornets (12-31, #4 in division)

Points Leader: LaMelo Ball, 28.2 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Mark Williams, 9.35 RPG
Assists Leader: LaMelo Ball, 7.3 APG
Steals Leader: Josh Okogie, 3 SPG
Blocks Leader: Nick Richards, 1.24 BPG

Brooklyn Nets (14-33, #5 in division)

Points Leader: Cam Thomas, 24.7 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Nic Claxton, 7.6 RPG
Assists Leader: D’Angelo Russell, 7.4 APG
Steals Leader: D’Angelo Russell, 1.44 SPG
Blocks Leader: Nic Claxton, 1.1 BPG

Charlotte Hornets Injury Report

Grant Williams – ACL (Out For Season) – The Hornets announced on Wednesday (Dec. 11) that Williams underwent successful surgery to repair multiple tears in his knee, including the ACL, per ESPN’s Shams Charania. He is expected to return in 9 to 12 months.
Brandon Miller – Wrist (Out For Season) – The Hornets announced Friday (Jan. 23) that Miller underwent surgery to repair a torn scapholunate ligament in his right wrist and will miss the remainder of the 2024-25 season.
Cody Martin – Core (Out) – The Hornets listed Martin as Out for Wednesday’s (Jan. 29) game against the Nets.
LaMelo Ball – Leg (Out) – The Hornets listed Ball as Out for Wednesday’s (Jan. 29) game against the Nets.
Mark Williams – Foot (Out) – The Hornets listed Williams as Out for Wednesday’s (Jan. 29) game against the Nets.
Tre Mann – Back (Out) – The Hornets announced Mann as Out indefinitely. There is no clear timetable yet for his return.
Josh Green – Foot (Out) – The Hornets listed Green as Out for Wednesday’s (Jan. 29) game against the Nets.

Brooklyn Nets Injury Report

Cam Thomas – Hamstring (Out) – Thomas (hamstring), who has been doing on-court, non-contact workouts, will undergo scans Wednesday, after which the club will provide a timetable for his return, Erik Slater of ClutchPoints.com reports.
Bojan Bogdanović – Foot (Out) – Bogdanovic recently resumed taking part in on-court work for the first time this season, per Brian Lewis of the New York Post. There is no clear timetable yet for his return.
Trendon Watford – Hamstring (Day To Day) – Watford (hamstring) is expected to return to game action either Wednesday against the Hornets or Saturday against the Rockets, Erik Slater of ClutchPoints.com reports.
Maxwell Lewis – Leg (Out) – The Nets announced that Lewis has been diagnosed with a left tibia fracture after sustaining the injury on Wednesday (Jan. 1) versus Toronto. His status will be updated again in four weeks.
De’Anthony Melton – ACL (Out For Season) – Melton will undergo season-ending surgery on his left ACL, the team announced Wednesday (Nov. 20).
Noah Clowney – Ankle (Out) – The Nets listed Clowney as Out for Wednesday’s (Jan. 29) game against the Hornets.
Cameron Johnson – Ankle (Out) – Johnson (ankle), who has already been ruled out for Monday’s matchup against the Kings, will miss the club’s next two games and is set to be re-evaluated sometime next week, Erik Slater of ClutchPoints.com reports.
Ben Simmons – Back (Day To Day) – Simmons did not play in Monday’s (Jan. 27) game against the Kings.