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The Brooklyn Nets club, which hosts the fifth-biggest game of the series with the Milwaukee Bucks, got some good news: Team star James Harden is likely to make a return to the standings.
ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reports that Harden will warm up before the game, assess his well-being in the area of his lower right leg, and assess his chances of hitting the floor. However, the improved situation of the injured calf is optimistic.
It is added that Harden has already participated in training with the entire team. The Nets announced yesterday that Harden would not play in Game 5 of the series, but two updates were announced today.
Initially, the Brooklyn team said Harden’s performance is hard to come by, and now Harden’s status is changing to questionable.
Harden hasn’t played since June 6, when he spent just 43 seconds on the floor in Game 1 of the series with the Bucks. Currently, the score of up to four wins in the series is equal to 2-2.
The fifth game of the series will take place tonight at 3 pm 30 minutes. Lithuanian time. Kyrie Irving, who injured his ankle in the last game, will definitely not play.
Harden’s stats for the regular season were 24.6 points, 8.5 rebounds and 10.9 assists.
In the first round of the series with the Boston Celtics, Harden had 27.8 points, 7.2 grabs and 10.6 assists.
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