NBA Injury Update: Key Players Sidelined

Star Players Miss Games Amid Season

Injuries are an unfortunate part of the NBA, and this season has been no different. Several key players have already missed games due to injuries, and some could be out for an extended period.

Kevin Durant: MCL Injury

The Brooklyn Nets have been without Kevin Durant since January 8th due to an MCL injury. Durant is one of the best players in the league, and his absence has been a major blow to the Nets, who are currently 2-5 without him. There is no timetable for Durant's return, but he is expected to miss multiple weeks.

Zion Williamson: Hamstring Injury

Zion Williamson has been dealing with a hamstring injury since January 2nd. The New Orleans Pelicans star has missed the team's last four games and is considered day-to-day. Williamson is averaging 26.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 4.8 assists per game this season, and his absence has been a significant loss for the Pelicans.

Stephen Curry: Shoulder Injury

Stephen Curry missed the Golden State Warriors' last two games due to a sprained shoulder. Curry is the reigning NBA Finals MVP and is averaging 29.7 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 6.3 assists per game this season. The Warriors are hoping that Curry will be able to return for their next game, but there is no guarantee.

Other Notable Injuries

* Anthony Davis (Los Angeles Lakers): Calf injury * LeBron James (Los Angeles Lakers): Ankle injury * James Harden (Philadelphia 76ers): Foot injury * Joel Embiid (Philadelphia 76ers): Knee injury * Kawhi Leonard (Los Angeles Clippers): Knee injury

Impact of Injuries

The injuries to these key players have had a major impact on the NBA season. The Nets, Pelicans, and Warriors have all struggled without their stars, and the Lakers and 76ers have also been affected by injuries to their top players. It is unclear how long these players will be out, but their injuries could have a significant impact on the NBA playoff race.