El Jefe
The Cleveland Cavaliers (35-23) will go up against the Charlotte Hornets (29-31) in Cleveland, OH on Wednesday, March 2 at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse. Cleveland, the home team, have only won six out of the last ten games, whereas Charlotte, the visitors, have won just one out of the last ten games. The action might start at 7:00 PM ET, but you’re going to want to get your bets in now!
For context about Wednesday’s event, how have the Cavaliers and the Hornets performed versus each other in the past?
This season, the teams have battled in three matchups and the Cavs have claimed victory twice against Charlotte. In their most recent meeting on February 4, 2022, the score was 101-102 in favor of the Cavs. Cleveland had a 40% field goal percentage and a 40% three pointer percentage, whereas Charlotte had a 48.98% field goal percentage and a 32.56% 3-point percentage. The former totaled 5 rebounds and 26 assists; the latter had 5 rebounds and 27 assists. We’ll see what happens when the Cavaliers receive their opponents at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse.
Betting Preview for the Cleveland Cavaliers vs. the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday, March 2
Where:
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, OH
When:
Wednesday, March 2, 2022
Betting on the Cleveland Cavaliers
Record:
35-23 |
Central Division Standing:
3
The Cleveland Cavaliers were beaten by the Minnesota Timberwolves in their most recent game on Monday, 122-127, in the face of Kevin Love and Jarrett Allen’s efforts. Love amassed 26 points, whereas Jarrett Allen had 21 points. The Cavs are currently in 5th place in the conference. Make sure you read our odds assessment for Wednesday’s game below and consider how the squad’s recent performance could impact their meeting versus Charlotte.
Absences and Injuries
The Cavaliers have zero injured players ruled out.
Betting on the Charlotte Hornets
Record:
29-31 |
Southeast Division Standing:
3
The Charlotte Hornets have only won one out of the last ten games and are currently in 10th place in the conference. In their most recent game, they lost to the Milwaukee Bucks 130-106, due to a poor showing from the squad’s best players. Furthermore, Oubre generated 17 points. Lamelo Ball had 24 points. Check out our assessment further down to learn how this performance has cast their odds for the upcoming game versus Cleveland on Wednesday.
Absences and Injuries
The Hornets have no injured players ruled out.
Cavs vs. Hornets | Moneyline, Over/Under and Spread Odds
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