It may be a while before the Nets make a comeback from Ben Simmons. According to Nets coach Steve Nash, Ben Simmons is still some time away from training for the team:
"He's not even ready for one-on-one training, let alone three-on-three or five-on-five," Nash says, "so he has to get to a stage where he can make progress without hindrance, and hopefully he can get into one-on-one, three-on-three and five-on-five training as soon as possible." ”
In addition to Ben Simmons, other injury issues in the Nets have also been updated. It is reported that the team's core interior lineman LaMarcus Aldridge will need at least another week to return to the game:
As for Dai Roan Sharp, who will play for the Nets in the next game against the Knicks, he will return to play for the Long Island Nets:
For the Nets, they definitely need Ben Simmons and other core players to stay healthy if they want to hit the championship this season, and the current situation is that the injury situation of these players in the team can be regarded as progress.
NetS INSIDER, on the other hand, complained in an article about New York City's bizarre rules that allowEd Irving to watch from the sidelines but couldn't play in home games:
From an epidemic prevention point of view, it will not make any sense to allow Irving, who has not yet been vaccinated, to sit on the sidelines and watch the game, after all, this will not be much different from letting Irving play at home. Whether New York City will ever change such regulations is unknown.