Injury Report for LA Clippers vs. Brooklyn Nets is Out
The LA Clippers must prevent this game from being a trap when they play the Brooklyn Nets, who are severely lacking in players.
The Clippers’ injury report features only two players: Moussa Diabate and Ivica Zubac. Moussa is out with a fractured right metacarpal, and Ivica Zubac will be out for at least a month due to a right calf strain. Russell Westbrook, Paul George, James Harden, and Kawhi Leonard are all indicated as being available.
Six players are listed as available for the Brooklyn Nets: Jalen Wilson, Keon Johnson, Day’Ron Sharpe, Ben Simmons, Dariq Whitehead, and Noah Clowney. Ben Simmons is out with a left lower back nerve impingement, Noah Clowney is out with a G League assignment, Keon Johnson is out with a G League two-way, Day’Ron Sharpe is out with a left knee hyperextension, Dariq Whitehead is out with a left shin stress reaction, and Jalen Wilson is out with a G League two-way.
The LA Clippers are the healthier of the two teams and haven’t played since Tuesday night. Given the time being played, it’s very tempting to view Sunday morning’s game as a trap. The Clippers’ commitment to playing hard during the regular season will be put to the test today.
Today’s game between the LA Clippers and Brooklyn Nets begins at 3:30 p.m. EST.
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Kawhi Leonard Injury Report: Up-to-date information on the superstar of the Los Angeles Clippers’ condition before their January 21 game against the Brooklyn Nets
The LA Clippers’ injury report for their Sunday matchup against the Brooklyn Nets does not include Kawhi Leonard. “The Claw,” who defeated the OKC Thunder 128-117 on Tuesday, ought to be fired up to guide his squad to yet another victory. In the aforementioned triumph, Leonard finished with 16 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, and a block.
This season marks Leonard’s healthiest since he helped the Toronto Raptors win the NBA championship in 2019. Only four of the Clippers’ 40 games have he missed. The two-time MVP of the Finals is scoring 23.8 points on 52.0% of his shots, 44.1% of which are from beyond the arc.
The LA Clippers are looking like legit title contenders particularly because Kawhi Leonard and Paul George have been largely injury free.
How is Kawhi Leonard doing?
Over the previous five years, it has been nearly unheard of for Kawhi Leonard to have just one type of injury. He just had to contend with a right hip contusion this season. The injury occurred on December 20 against the
He was immediately benched for the next four games by the Los Angeles Clippers. Without the two-time MVP of the NBA Finals, LA dropped its first two games before winning five in a row to turn things around.
When the Clippers were on a six-game losing streak, there were rumours that “The Claw” was playing despite an injury. In addition to lacking his customary two-way effectiveness, he appeared hesitant. Eventually, Leonard assured reporters that he was okay and that James Harden, of the Philadelphia 76ers, was the only reason for his difficulties.The Clippers have been extremely difficult to beat for more than two months now, ever since they got used to playing alongside “The Beard.”
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