Suns vs. Warriors, Beal is expected to return
The Suns will face the Warriors at home today, and Bradley Beal is expected to return for this game. However, before the game, news broke that Kevin Durant had sprained his left ankle, which postponed the debut of the Suns’ new Big 3.
Durant suffered an ankle injury and missed the matchup with the Warriors
The Suns officially announced that Durant will miss today’s game against the Warriors due to a sprained left ankle. This also prevents the new Big Three consisting of Devin Booker, Durant, and Beal from joining together again. So far, these three players have not played together in the regular season.
Beal is troubled by back injury and looks forward to returning this week
Beal was hampered by a back injury this season and only played in 3 regular season games. Although he participated in a full practice on Sunday and strived to return this week, Durant’s ankle injury became an obstacle to the team’s plan to integrate the Big Three.
The Suns are plagued by injuries and their record is still in the middle of the pack
The Suns have suffered from injuries this season and currently have a record of 12 wins and 10 losses, ranking 7th in the Western Conference. Previously, the outside world had worried that Durant’s ankle injury might cause him to end the regular season early. However, according to LVBET reports, Durant will be absent for 2 to 3 weeks and is expected to be available in the final stage of the regular season and the playoffs. return.
Durant performed well, but missed early due to ankle injury
After Durant joined the Suns, the team won all three of his games. He averaged 26.7 points per game and shot 69% from the field. However, he accidentally sprained his left ankle during warm-ups before the game, making him unable to appear in today’s game.
Medical experts evaluate Durant’s ankle injury
Medical experts said that although Durant’s ankle sprain did not appear to be minor, he was able to stand up and walk, temporarily ruling out the possibility of a fracture. The return time will depend on the severity of the injury, with the mildest first-degree sprain requiring 1 to 2 weeks of recovery, while a second-degree sprain may require 3 to 6 weeks of recovery.
Summary: The merger plan of the three giants has been frustrated again
Overall, the Suns were looking forward to showing off their new Big Three lineup in today’s game, but Durant’s unexpected injury frustrated this plan again. The team still needs to deal with injuries and has only posted a record of 12 wins and 10 losses so far, temporarily ranking 7th in the Western Conference. We look forward to the Big Three joining forces as soon as possible to improve their record.
