Brooklyn Nets vs. Atlanta Hawks: Injury report

Out: Noah Clowney (ankle), Tyson Etienne (two -way), Tosan Evbuomwan (two -way), De’anthony Melton (knee), d’Angel Russell (ankle), cam Thomas (thigh), Dariq Whitehead (G League)

Out: Kobe Bufkin (shoulder), Clint Capela (personal), Jalen Johnson (shoulder), Larry Nance Jr. (Femoral)

Questionable: Caris Levert (knee), Daeqwon Plowden (two-way), Jacob Toppin (two-way), Keaton Wallace (two-way)

Probably: Trae Young (Achilles)

The Brooklyn networks enter into the second act of a back back and take over the Atlanta Hawks in the Barclays Center, probably without several stars. Atlanta-die seven seeds in the Eastern Conference-Non-Waiting the status of her best player, while Brooklyn’s Rück Court has already been excluded.

Cam Thomas will be announced on Saturday and will probably miss the rest of the 2024-25 season with a thigh injury. Thomas’ Kniehne was a problem all year round, but a final expulsion was enough to possibly end his fourth professional campaign.

To Thomas is D’Angelo Russell, Brooklyn’s main broker. When the Boston Celtics defeated last night, Russell was solid and yet inefficient and ended with 11 points and eight templates for 3-of-8 shootings. His absence creates an emptiness at the Point Guard spot, probably filled by Keon Johnson.

The final, effective name of the NETs comes via Noah Clowney, who, like Thomas, struggled on the floor. The 20-year-old has shown that his extremely high potential escaped lightning, but injuries derailed a promising second season.

On the Hawks side is the largest quetsion marker in front of the tip-off Trae Young. “Probably” to meet Brooklyn for his second meeting this year, Young’s status will be the key in both fronts. When he is sitting, you expect Backcourt depths to be tested. When he plays, Brooklyn’s backups are put to the test.

Clint Capela has already been confirmed with personal reasons and creates a non -match inside Jordi Fernandez and decides to take advantage of it. Outside of Young and Capela, the former Net Caris Levert is probably the third most important action. “Questionable” with a knee injury, Levert will be a decision by Gametime in a revenge game.

Nets-Hawks is planned for 6 p.m. EST.

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