After taking Tuesday’s game against the Orlando Magic off to manage their injuries, Caris LeVert, Joe Harris and Jarrett Allen were all removed from the Brooklyn Nets’ injury report on Wednesday ahead of the team’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Thursday.
Garrett Temple, who at out Tuesday’s game to get some rest, has also been removed from the status report.
However, Jamal Crawford will remain out with a left hamstring strain — and there have been other names added to Brooklyn’s injury report.
Chris Chiozza left Tuesday’s win over the Magic early with right adductor tightness. There has been no change in his diagnosis, and he is questionable against the Blazers.
Lastly, Donta Hall may not be available against the Blazers, either. He is questionable with a right ankle sprain.
Thursday’s game between the Nets and Blazers is the last seeding game for both teams. Tip-off is at 9 p.m.
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Although he wasn’t shooting quite as well from 3-point territory before the NBA went on hiatus in March as he did in 2018-19, Joe Harris was still shooting an impressive 41.2% from long-range.
Inside the Disney bubble, Harris is shooting a whopping 57.6% from deep throughout the five games he’s played.
Entering Thursday’s game against the Portland Trail Blazers, Brooklyn’s sharpshooter is sixth in the NBA in 3-point percentage (42.5%) after leading the league in 2018-19 (47.4%).
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