The latest on player health and status entering Monday night's contest between the Orlando Magic and Charlotte Hornets.

The Orlando Magic and Charlotte Hornets will meet in a Southeast Division matchup on Monday night. Orlando is coming off a 111-100 win over the Detroit Pistons on Saturday, while Charlotte dropped a 125-119 decision to the Milwaukee Bucks that same night.

Already without Paolo Banchero (torn right oblique), Wendell Carter Jr. (left foot plantar fasciitis) and Jalen Suggs (sore left hamstring), Gary Harris left with a strained left hamstring after starting and playing seven minutes.

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Charlotte has a little work to do if it plans on having any shot at a December trip to Las Vegas, site of the tournament’s championship game for the second straight year. A 114-89 loss to the Magic in a East Group A matchup at Kia Center means the Hornets will have to dig out of a hole to advance out of pool play.

On Monday, the Charlotte Hornets (6-10) host the Orlando Magic (10-6) at the Spectrum Center, and if you’re wondering how to catch the action live, you’ve come to the right place. The Hornets are coming off a 125-119 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday despite a career-high 50-point performance from LaMelo Ball.

No Paolo Banchero, no Wendell Carter Jr., no Jalen Suggs, no Gary Harris and seemingly no problem for the Orlando Magic against the Charlotte Hornets on Monday night at Spectrum Center. On a night that,