Hornets Vs Spurs: How to Watch, Latest Injury Report, and What to Know for March 14
The hornets vs spurs matchup on March 14, 2026 comes with major availability questions for San Antonio, including Victor Wembanyama’s status, as the Spurs try to rebound from a loss to the Denver Nuggets against a Charlotte team described as red-hot.
How to Watch Hornets Vs Spurs on March 14
San Antonio (48-18) hosts Charlotte (34-33) on March 14, 2026. The game airs on FDSSW and Amazon Prime Video.
Injuries and Availability: Wembanyama Questionable, Spurs Add Another Name
Victor Wembanyama missed San Antonio’s last game with an ankle injury and is listed as questionable for the game against Charlotte. The injury is not expected to be serious, but his status remains officially uncertain entering the matchup.
San Antonio also has Dylan Harper on the injury report with a calf contusion. The Spurs’ list in the preview included:
Spurs injuries: Dylan Harper – Questionable (calf), Victor Wembanyama – Questionable (ankle), Harrison Ingram – Questionable (G League), David Jones-Garcia – Out (G League), Emanuel Miller – Questionable (G League)
Charlotte’s injury list in the same preview included:
Hornets injuries: PJ Hall – Out (G League), Ryan Kalkbrenner – Probable (illness), Liam McNeeley – Out (ankle), Antonio Reeves – Out (G League), Tidjane Salaun – Out (calf), Coby White – Probable (heel)
What to Know: Recent Form, Previous Meeting, and Key Matchup Themes
San Antonio enters after a loss to the Nuggets and will be trying to “get back on track” against Charlotte. The teams’ previous meeting this season went Charlotte’s way, 111-106, in a day game on the road for the Spurs. The preview noted both clubs have been playing well since then, with San Antonio winning 16 of its last 18 and Charlotte going 8-2 in its last 10.
The preview also highlighted Charlotte’s perimeter shooting as a central theme for this hornets vs spurs meeting. It described a Hornets group that can “bury you from deep, ” pointing to Kon Knueppel and LaMelo Ball being first and third in total three-pointers made this season, and Brandon Miller shooting 37. 9% from three.
For San Antonio, the preview emphasized Stephon Castle’s play since the All-Star break, noting he has averaged 16. 8 points, 4. 9 rebounds, and 6. 9 assists while shooting 40. 5% from three in that stretch, and that he’s coming off a 30-point triple-double against Denver on Thursday night.
If Wembanyama misses another game, the preview pointed to potential adjustments in the Spurs’ frontcourt rotation based on their most recent game. Against Denver, Luke Kornet started but played 25 minutes, newly acquired center Mason Plumlee played 8 minutes, and the Spurs also went small with Keldon Johnson, Harrison Barnes, and Carter Bryant used as small-ball centers. The preview suggested a small-ball approach could again help San Antonio keep pace with Charlotte’s perimeter-oriented attack if needed.
