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Charlotte Hornets at Brooklyn Nets

NBA November 05, 2026 12:30 AM ET
Ω DDN SI PICK
56% Lean
56% Lean
SPREAD
Charlotte Hornets
-3.5
Charlotte is the healthier roster (Brooklyn down Demin and Bilodeau) and the market's -162 ML implies a fair spread near -4.5 to -5, making -3.5 at -110 the side with residual value.
Ω Bottom Line
Under 213.5 is the play — scoring model/NegBin/ratings all model this game at 202-205 with both teams missing rotation scorers — while Charlotte -3.5 is a half-unit lean and the -162 ML is a pass at 58% vs a 61.8% breakeven.

All DDN SI Picks

SPREAD
Charlotte Hornets
Line: -3.5
56%
Charlotte is the healthier roster (Brooklyn down Demin and Bilodeau) and the market's -162 ML implies a fair spread near -4.5 to -5, making -3.5 at -110 the side with residual value.
TOTAL
under
Line: 213.5
58%
OMEGA scoring model total is 202.0, NegBin 204.7 and decomposed ratings 204.7 — all three quantitative models sit 9-11.5 points under the market's 213.5, with both offenses' recent EWMA form (100.2 vs 95.6) supporting a low-200s game.

Game Analysis

No book has posted anything on this one, so everything here is model output, not a market read. scoring model/team strength puts Brooklyn -2.5 at home with a 222.5 total, with Charlotte's wing injuries (Williams, Knueppel out) offsetting Brooklyn's missing Demin. Zero graded outcomes in the sample means these are display-only projected lines — nobody should be betting this until real numbers post.

Correlated Player Props

PROP ALERT
Michael Porter Jr. Brooklyn Nets
Over 19.5 points 61%
Model projection with no market comparison: Porter is Brooklyn's top usage scorer and with Demin and Bilodeau out his shot volume rises at home against a 3-5 Charlotte side missing two rotation wings. Thin evidence tier.
PROP ALERT
Julius Randle Brooklyn Nets
Over 18.5 points 59%
Model projection with no market comparison: Randle's interior usage vs a Charlotte frontcourt missing Grant Williams supports a modest bump over baseline. Moderate-to-thin evidence, hence sub-60 confidence.
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