On March 10, Beijing time, there was a number of bad news from the NBA. Lakers interior powerhouse Bamba will miss at least 4 weeks due to a sprained ankle in the high position of his left foot, which means that Bamba is basically determined to be reimbursed for the regular season. In addition, during the Warriors' pre-game warm-up, Kuminga suffered an ankle sprain and will miss the game. The Grizzlies also officially announced that Adams will continue to be out for 4 weeks due to a knee injury. The day before, the Suns' Durant, the Mavericks' Doncic, and the Pelicans' Ingram also left the game injured. In less than 24 hours, 6 players fell due to injury, and the NBA can be said to have ushered in a wave of injuries.
On the Lakers side, Russell is about to make a comeback, but bad news is coming again. Bamba, who came to the team before the trade deadline, withdrew early from the game after a sprained left ankle against the Warriors. Now, with his injury in the foregoing, he will be sidelined for at least four weeks with a sprained ankle in his left foot before being reassessed. This means that Bamba will basically miss the entire regular season. That's bad news for the Lakers and Davis. While Bamba's abilities are limited, the pressure on Davis would be great without him. Given Davis' health, the lack of a substitute increases his injury risk.
And Warriors rising star Kuminga suffered almost the same "plot" as Durant. During pregame drill against the Grizzlies, Kuminga was preparing for a layup or dunk, but then he fell straight to the floor and then fell to the ground for a while. According to previous cases, Kuminga's sprain may be missed for about 10-15 days, and the Warriors will be hit again. Their rival, the Grizzlies, also announced earlier that Adams will continue to stay injured for four weeks, and Adams has undergone stem cell injections in his injured knee and is expected to miss the entire regular season.
And Durant's injury, which was injured the day before, is not optimistic. According to reports, there are concerns within the team that Durant has suffered a second-degree sprain, and second-degree sprains generally need to miss 4-6 weeks, which means that Durant will not only be reimbursed for the regular season, but may even miss some games at the beginning of the playoffs. Also, Doncic's situation is thankful, he did not have a negative MRI of his thigh and is expected to return after no discomfort, which is a blessing for the Lone Ranger. In 24 hours, 6 of the biggest players were injured, which is an absolutely disastrous 24 hours for the NBA.