- Matchup: Charlotte Hornets vs Brooklyn Nets
- Date: Monday, December 1, 2025
- Venue: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, NY
- Broadcast: YES Network
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The Brooklyn Nets (3-14) will face off against the Charlotte Hornets (4-14) at Barclays Center this coming Monday.
The last outing for the Hornets was a disappointing defeat against the Knicks, falling 129-101. Charlotte committed 16 personal fouls, while New York had 22. The Hornets succeeded in 13 of 25 attempts from beyond the arc. New York was impressive at the free throw line, hitting 16 out of 18 for a remarkable 88.9%. The Knicks also dominated the boards, tallying 41 rebounds (8 offensive and 33 defensive), while contributing 3 blocks and 26 assists, accompanied by 12 steals. Defensively, Charlotte allowed the Knicks to shoot 56.8% from the field, with the Hornets managing just 41.2% accuracy (35 of 85) and dropping 13 of 43 from three-point range.
Brandon Miller made a significant impact in the previous matchup, shooting 41.7% from the field with 3 assists. He logged 28 minutes, pulling down 4 rebounds and scoring 18 points with 5 of 12 shooting.
Charlotte heads into this game with a 4-14 record for the season, averaging 115.3 points per game (20th in the NBA) and shooting 45.5% from the field. The Hornets are hitting 34.9% of their three-point attempts (254 of 727) and an impressive 82.5% from the free-throw line. Collectively, Charlotte fetches 44.8 rebounds per game and has dished out 460 assists, ranking 19th in the league for passing. They average 16.2 turnovers and commit 19.1 fouls per game.
On defense, the Hornets force 13.1 turnovers per game and draw 21.7 personal fouls. They allow 41.6% from three and rank 23rd in the NBA for points allowed per game (120.9). Charlotte’s opponents are shooting 50.5% from the field, and they surrender an average of 39.4 rebounds along with allowing 520 assists for the year, ranking 27th.
Meanwhile, the Nets recently fell 113-100 to the Knicks. Brooklyn gathered 44 rebounds total (31 defensive and 13 offensive) while committing 10 turnovers and recording 5 steals. The Knicks committed 21 fouls, resulting in 28 free throw attempts for the Nets, of which they converted 20, or 71.4%. From beyond the arc, Brooklyn made 14 of 48 attempts (29.2%) and finished with a shooting percentage of 37.9% on 33 of 87 attempts. They allowed New York to shoot 51.1%, with the Knicks converting 45 of 88 field goals.
Noah Clowney was a standout performer for the Nets, scoring 31 points on 9 of 17 shooting (52.9%) while recording 4 rebounds and 3 assists over 39 minutes of play.
The Nets currently hold a 3-14 record this season. Offensively, they rank 28th in the league, shooting 44.0% from the field and scoring 1,857 points (109.2 per game). They average 39.4 rebounds, have an assist rate of 24.6 (25th in the league), and commit 15.0 turnovers per game, along with 21.3 fouls. From the free-throw line, Brooklyn is converting 78.0% of their shots.
Defensively, the Nets allow 39.5% from three-point range (234 of 593) and opponents have a free-throw success rate of 77.1%. On average, they permit 28.8 assists and 44.5 rebounds per game, ranking 26th and 17th, respectively, in these categories. Brooklyn gives up 119.7 points per game, ranking 22nd in the league, while forcing 13.8 turnovers and allowing teams to shoot 50.3% from the floor (28th in the NBA).
So, what’s tonight’s Parlay prediction?
Pick: Back Brooklyn and the under on total points.
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