Steve Nash also said it’s possible that injured Durant or incoming Dragic could suit up as soon as Saturday in Milwaukee.
Steve Nash said it’s possible that injured Kevin Durant or incoming Goran Dragic could suit up as soon as Saturday in Milwaukee, but added it’s far likelier that one or both could be ready at some point in the Nets’ three games next week.
“I suppose it’s not out of the question, but we have to assess how he comes through [Thursday], [Friday] and see where he’s at Saturday. So it’s probably less likely that he would play. But I think in the next three games, there’s a good chance he’s out there.”on Thursday night, host the Raptors on Monday and play the tail end of a back-to-back the next night in Toronto before playing host to the Heat on Thursday.
“[Durant] has played. He’s playing. I would say he’s had one. So we’ll see. He seems like he’s getting there and we’ll see how he responds [Friday]. And then we’ll try to get him in subsequent workouts.” TNT reported during its broadcast that Brooklyn would know by the end of the week if Harris would need a second ankle surgery. But when apprised of the in-game report, Nash said, “I did not know that, no.”
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