NBA injury suspension: Nuggets are plagued by injuries, Durant misses the chance to play against his two old teams

As the season progresses, injury problems inevitably arise in each team. In addition, there are some off-field factors that affect the players' appearance! Let’s go and see it together!

Durant missed two games due to personal matters.

According to Shams, Rockets star Durant will miss two games due to family matters. What’s interesting is that in the next two games, the Rockets will face the Suns and Warriors away from home. These two teams are Durant's old clubs. If Adu is present, he will be booed by the opposing fans. The competition will also be full of excitement and excitement.

The Nuggets are plagued by injuries and are struggling.

According to Shams, Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon will miss at least 4-6 weeks due to a Grade 2 strain of his right hamstring. Braun, another starter for the Nuggets, has also been absent for some time due to injury. It was raining all night, and Gordon's absence made it difficult for the Nuggets. Yesterday, Jokic scored 44 points and was close to a triple-double, but lost to the Kings at home, who had lost consecutive games, and seemed to be alone. Gordon's offensive ability has evolved again this season, developing one-on-one breakthrough capabilities and further improving his three-point shooting ability. He is a key figure in the Nuggets' attack.

Warriors: Horford has been injured for more than a week, and Kuminga's situation is complicated!

Today, Warriors coach Cole said in an interview that veteran Horford will be out for at least a week due to a right hamstring injury. Horford, as the Warriors' main signing this year, has not performed as well as he should. Lian Po is too old! In addition, the situation is more complicated for Kuminga, who is now under daily observation. It is not difficult to see from Cole's words that Kuminga is not simply an injury problem. He seems to have serious communication problems with the coaching staff, and he is probably not far away from being traded!

The Kings are willing to trade all the stars in the team

According to the famous reporter Jake Fischer, the Kings management is willing to trade all players except Keegan Murray and Nick Clifford. The Kings' dismal record requires them to consider accelerating their reconstruction. Highly paid stars such as Savoy, LaVine, DeRozan, Monk, and Schroeder will be put on the trade shelf.