The Nets suffered numerous injuries to their star players throughout the season, and their problems continued on Tuesday evening. Against the Bulls, star goalkeeper Keri Irving took an unintended elbow into the face from Nikola Vucevich. He left the match after injury and did not return, as Nets announced he was disqualified due to a bruise to the face. Here’s a look at the play that left Irving unable to continue. Keri Irving took an unintended elbow to the face from Nikola Vossevich and the coaches helped him, and he eventually walked into the locker room under his power. pic.twitter.com/EZoyjHZBJt – SportsCenter (SportsCenter) May 12, 2021 More: Shaq confuses Julius Randall and Zach Randolph that Irving’s exit under his authority is a good sign, but it is a concern anytime a player is hit by a header. Good news for Brooklyn, Coach Steve Nash said Irving had not suffered a concussion from the blow. However, the X-rays were “inconclusive,” which means he will undergo more tests. Steve Nash said Keri Irving had no concussion. He said he had an x-ray that was “inconclusive” – ​​meaning, “they need more examination, I don’t know if this is the swelling or what.” Nash said Irving would have another checkup in the morning. – Malika Andrews (@malika_andrews) May 12, 2021 Needless to say, the Nets will closely monitor their status with the qualifiers which have come close to the NBA. The Nets have been without various “Big 3” parts throughout the season: Kevin Durant has lost time due to hip and hamstring injuries, while James Harden has not played since April 5 since suffering a hamstring strain. Irving himself missed 17 games this season, and despite his injuries, Brooklyn has a record of 45-24, which is the second best player in the Eastern District. As long as they return to Durant, Hardin and Irving in time in the playoffs, they will have a chance to push towards the NBA Finals.
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