Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant will be rethought in three weeks after supporting a hyper-extended lower leg Wednesday in what was generally anticipated to be his home presentation, the group reported.
Durant went through pregame warmups and seemed to contort his left lower leg before he was precluded in a possible win against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
He completed his exercise after falling during the singular meeting yet was before long precluded with “lower leg irritation.”
He went through additional testing and an X-ray on Thursday.
In his initial three games with the Suns, Durant arrived at the midpoint of 26.7 places, 7.3 bounce back and 3.7 helps on 69% shooting.
Phoenix dominated those three street matches before the star, who was obtained in a Feb. 8 exchange with the Brooklyn Nets, was set to play his most memorable trip at Impression Center before a sold-out swarm.
With Durant a late scratch, Devin Booker drove the group with 44 places shortly in a 132-101 win against an undermanned Oklahoma City group that was eminently missing Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and rising freshman Jalen Williams.
It was an update that Phoenix has breathing space to stay wary of its recently obtained Top pick, who didn’t play for his new group until Walk 1 because of recuperation from an MCL sprain in his right knee.
The Suns have gone 16-5 since Jan. 19 and, as of now in the fourth spot in the Western Gathering, have found partition from the base portion of the projected season finisher seeds.
Phoenix (37-29) as of Thursday is three games in front of both the Brilliant State Heroes (34-32) and Los Angeles Trimmers (35-33).
