LaMelo Ball, Tre Jones play on Wednesday? Injury Update Spurs – Hornets

This Wednesday, the San Antonio Spurs and the Charlotte Hornets wrap up their two-game regular-season set. Back in October, the Hornets routed the Spurs 129-102.

Injury Reports San Antonio Spurs – Charlotte Hornets

The Spurs remain the second-worst team in the league with only the Houston Rockets behind them. They extended their horrible losing streak to 13 games this past Monday.

The Spurs are without Devin Vassell (knee) and Khem Birch (knee), while Tre Jones (foot), Isaiah Roby (ankle), and Doug McDermott (Achilles) are all questionable to play Wednesday in Charlotte.

• Tre Jones – Out vs. Hornets

Ty Jager of PoundingTheRock.com says that Tre Jones won’t be able to play against the Cavaliers on Wednesday because he hurt his foot.

Due to a foot problem, Jones will miss back-to-back games and six of San Antonio’s last seven games before the All-Star break. Jones’s next chance to play will be in Dallas on Feb. 23.

Malaki Branham, a first-round rookie, should get another start at point guard, but Devonte’ Graham, who just joined the team, should also continue to play 20 or more minutes off the bench while Jones is out.

Roby will not play on Wednesday because he hurt his ankle in Monday’s game against Cleveland. After the All-Star break, he will play against the Mavericks on February 23.

Before the All-Star break, Langford will have missed his 12th straight game. It’s not clear if he’s close to coming back, but he’ll be able to play again on Feb. 23 in Dallas.

McDermott, on the other hand, might miss his third straight game because of pain in his right Achilles.

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The Charlotte Hornets put an end to their seven-game losing streak last Monday. They outlasted the Atlanta Hawks 144-138.

• LaMelo Ball – Ready

In 41 minutes of action, LaMelo Ball scored 30 points (12-19 FG, 6-10 3Pt), dished out 15 assists, and grabbed six boards.

Ball was fantastic in the win, scoring 30 points for the fifth time that season and setting a new career high in assists.

For the first time in over a week, he shot better than 50% from the field, which more than made up for his lack of defensive output and free throw attempts.

Managers are breathing a sigh of relief as Ball’s overall production rises to where it was expected to be heading into the preseason after a frustrating start to the season during which he battled a Grade 2 ankle sprain and two aggravations of the injury.

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