The Nets have been unable to play at full strength so far this season, especially since the injury of the team's superstar Kevin Durant has led to the Nets' poor record performance in the past period. The good news is that according to Nets coach Steve Nash, Kevin Durant is likely to return in the next three games, and of course Durant is out of the question for the next game against the Bucks:
In addition, according to the US media Brian Lewis, Durant still needs a high-intensity training before he can return to the game:
This also means that Durant is indeed very close to returning to the game, at least for now there is no news about Durant's discomfort during the team's intra-team training on February 27, Beijing time, which is certainly good news for the Nets.
On the other hand, according to the Nets' new signing Dragic, whether he can make his debut in the next Nets game against the Bucks will depend on his feelings, but he is still likely to play for the Nets in this game:
In this year's buyout market, Dragic is definitely a very important reinforcement move for this Nets, and how he can perform on the court is really worth looking forward to.
Finally, there is also an update on when Ben Simmons will make the Nets' debut.
According to the US media Shams Charania, Ben Simmons is still dealing with back pain injuries, and the Nets have not set a comeback debut for Simmons, and it is uncertain whether the All-Star player can return to the game before the Nets play against the 76ers on March 10, and the Nets have Simmons on the daily watch list:
After pushing for a trade involving James Harden before this year's trade deadline, the Nets can get an All-Star player like Ben Simmons, but for now, Simmons can't make the Nets debut in the short term.