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Miami Heat's Tyler Herro And Caleb Martin Questionable For Tonight Against Charlotte Hornets

Heat guard Victor Oladipo and center Omer Yurtseven will not play
Miami Heat's Tyler Herro And Caleb Martin Questionable For Tonight Against Charlotte Hornets
Miami Heat's Tyler Herro And Caleb Martin Questionable For Tonight Against Charlotte Hornets

The Miami Heat have listed Caleb Martin (quad) and Tyler Herro (ankle) as questionable for Thursday's game against the Charlotte Hornets at FTX Arena. 

Here's how the rest of the injury report reads: 

Guard Victor Oladipo (knee) is out. 

Center Omer Yurtseven (ankle) is out. 

For the Charlotte Hornets: 

Guard LaMelo Ball (ankle) is out. 

Forward Gordon Hayward (shoulder) is out. 

Forward Cody Martin (quard) is out.

Here's the preview information for the game: 

Game time: 7:30 p.m., ET

Where: FTX Arena

TV: Bally Sports Sun

Betting line: Heat -10

VITALS: The Heat and Hornets meet for the first of four matchups this regular season and the first of two consecutive as the teams face off again on Saturday. Last season, Miami swept the series, 4-0, and has won five straight against Charlotte. Additionally, Miami scored 144 points against the Hornets in their last matchup, marking as the second-most points in team history. The Heat are 71-46 all-time versus Charlotte during the regular season, including 41-18 in home games and 30-28 in road games.For the Heat, Victor Oladipo (knee) and Omer Yurtseven (ankle) are out and Tyler Herro (ankle) and Caleb Martin (quad) are questionable. For the Hornets, LaMelo Ball (ankle) and Gordon Hayward (shoulder) and Cody Martin (quard) are out.

PROJECTED STARTERS

HEAT

G Max Strus

G Kyle Lowry

C Bam Adebayo

F Caleb Martin

F Jimmy Butler

HORNETS

F Kelly Oubre

F P.J. Washington

C Mason Plumlee

G Dennis Smith Jr

G Terry Rozier

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SHANDEL RICHARDSON

Shandel has covered the NBA since 2010, with previous stops at The Athletic and South Florida Sun-Sentinel. He has covered six NBA Finals, one Super Bowl, the NCAA basketball tournament. He has also been a beat writer for the Miami Hurricanes and contributed on every major beat in South Florida since 2003, including the Miami Dolphins and Miami Marlins. He can also be read in the Sportsbook Review for gambling coverage from around the NBA. A native of Bloomington, Illinois, Shandel attended Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. He's also worked for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Kansas City Star. TWITTER: @ShandelRich EMAIL: shandelrich@gmail.com You can subscribe to our YouTube channel here Follow all of our Miami Heat coverage on Facebook here