Key player supposed to go on suspension in next play…..

Key player supposed to go on suspension in next play…..

Jalen Harris, the guard for the Toronto Raptors, was sacked and disqualified from the NBA today by the NBA for breaking the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Programme rules.

Harris is a first-year player who is qualified to ask for reinstatement within a year under the Anti-Drug Programme.

Except from announcing a player’s suspension or termination from the league, the NBA, NBA franchises, and the NBPA are not allowed to publicly disclose information about any testing or treatment that any NBA player has received under the Anti-Drug Programme.

Jalen Harris of the Toronto Raptors was kicked out of the NBA for breaking the anti-drug programme.
Harris is qualified to petition for reinstatement after one year as a first-year player.

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Hornets Release Comprehensive Injury Report, Listing Several Important Players

When the Charlotte Hornets play the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena on Monday, they may be missing a number of important starters.

When the Charlotte Hornets visit Scotiabank Arena to play the Toronto Raptors on Monday night, they could appear to be a minor league squad.

On its injury report, Charlotte has listed seven players, including many members of the starting lineup.

LaMelo Ball is out on Monday due to a right ankle sprain that he is still dealing with. Taking care of a left knee issue that will prevent Cody Martin from playing anytime soon. Due to a non-displaced fracture in his left tibia, Frank Ntilikina is also sidelined.

Mark Williams, the centre for the Hornets, is uncertain due to a lower back injury. Due to the injury, he has missed four straight games.

Gordon Hayward (virus in his stomach) and PJ Washington (bicep on his left shoulder)

Both tendinitis) are dubious to play. With the infection, Hayward missed Charlotte’s most recent game, and Washington missed the previous two.

Terry Rozier, on the other hand, has a left thumb sprain listed as likely.

In their most recent game, the Hornets were forced to start Terry Rozier, Miles Bridges, Brandon Miller, and Bryce McGowens alongside Nick Richards. After posting on X, formerly Twitter, that he was “denied at the 6,” Bridges—who was jailed and suspended from the NBA in 2022 due to a domestic violence felony—sparked rumours that he might not play on Monday. However, his current status is still accessible through Charlotte’s injury report.

On the other hand, the Raptors are fully healthy, with Christian Koloko being the lone injury on the team. He is still battling persistent respiratory problems, and there is still no word on when he will be back.

rookie selected in the first round After playing for the Raptors 905, Gradey Dick is back with the team and available. Although he hasn’t been playing for Toronto lately, he might get some playing time off the bench.