Injuries Sideline Two Key Nets Players
The Brooklyn Nets will face the Milwaukee Bucks without two contributors: Michael Porter Jr. and Egor Demin.
Porter Jr. is sidelined because of lower back tightness, while Demin continues to recover from a left plantar fascia tear. According to the Nets’ medical update, both players have been ruled out for injury management purposes.
Their absence adds to Brooklyn’s list of unavailable players, challenging the team’s depth as they look to compete against one of the Eastern Conference’s top teams.
“Michael Porter Jr. (Low Back Tightness) and Egor Demin (Left Plantar Fascia Tear, Injury Management) are OUT for the Nets,” the official notice stated.
Team Outlook
The Nets will rely on a deeper rotation to fill the gaps left by the sidelined players. While no timeline has been provided for their return, managing both injuries carefully suggests the team is prioritizing long-term health over short-term results.
Author’s Summary: Brooklyn Nets will play the Bucks without Porter Jr. and Demin, both resting injuries to avoid long-term setbacks.
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