The Brooklyn Nets have been collecting superstars left and right, and yet their biggest one is still not playing. Kevin Durant, former MVP and two-time Finals MVP, will be out of game action “indefinitely”, according to coach Steve Nash.
Durant has been dealing with a hamstring injury for quite some time now, but it was unclear how long he would be out for. Unfortunately, people will have to wait even longer to receive a clearer answer.
In order for the team to know more, they’ll have to await further tests that the doctors will conduct upon the superstar forward.
According to Nash, “We were expecting the potential for this to be a month or whatever it may be. So who knows? Who knows what the scan says? Who knows where this takes us and how soon he’s back?”
The good news is, there really is no rush for Durant to get on the court before he needs to. As we already mentioned, the Nets have recently come into a stroke of good fortune, landing a handful of big names.
In addition to Durant, Brooklyn has Kyrie Irving, James Harden, and Blake Griffin all part of their roster. Something tells us that with Durant out, these three stars will manage to keep Brooklyn’s win percentage afloat in the meantime.
