On February 27, Beijing time, before the Nets and bucks battle, Nash revealed the team's injury situation in an interview, Nash said that Durant will return next week, Simmons still has no comeback schedule, Dragic confirmed today's debut against the Bucks, but will be limited by playing time.
Nash said Durant will make a comeback next week, but did not determine exactly which day it will come back; Brian Lewis, a reporter for the New York Post, reported that Durant can come back with only one more high-intensity training: Durant has a second high-intensity training today, and if he can survive this level and then have a third high-intensity training, he can play.
This is a prerequisite for Durant's comeback.
Previously, Durant suffered a sprained paraligament in his left knee, missed 18 consecutive games due to injury, and missed 24 games this season, Durant's absence was the Nets' 7-17 loss, once suffering 11 consecutive defeats; Durant played in 36 games, averaging 29.3 points, 7.4 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, shooting 52% from the field.
Nash did not update Joe Harris, adding that Bency has not yet attended high-intensity training, that he is undergoing personal skills training and physical therapy work, and that it is unclear when he will be able to return to the field.
The Nets have officially announced that Dragic will make his Nets career debut today, and the photos are also tweeted: the debut is coming; but Nash said that considering that he has not played in a long time, it will limit his playing time; for playing for the Nets, Dragic said that he is very accustomed to the Nets' tactics, which are very similar to the Suns' tactics of that year.
Incidentally, the Nets' March 4 home game against the Heat has been canceled, with the Celtics taking over the Heat in place; so far, the Nets are 8th in the East with 31 wins and 29 losses, and the Bucks are 4th in the East with 36 wins and 24 losses.