Brooklyn Nets: Current injury status, schedule for NBA 2023-24 Season

The new NBA season is knocking on the door and the Brooklyn Nets fans can’t wait to see their team return to the court. The Nets had a relatively quiet off-season, primarily focused on managing the salary cap and increasing flexibility for future transactions.

The team is currently in a rebuilding phase and is anticipated to be active in the trade market in the upcoming months. The Nets squad is young and brimming with potential, making it intriguing to watch their performance in the upcoming season.

Nets’ current injury status for NBA 2023-24 season

Keeping track of injured players is essential for every fan as it helps them predict the lineups for matches. No new major injuries have been reported by the Nets yet but a few players seem to be out of action for the time being. The shooting forward Cameron Johnson is currently injured with a hamstring injury. No details have been revealed about his estimated return and it remains to be a game-time decision.

The point guard Denis Smith Jr. is also going to be out of action because of an ankle injury troubling the star. His return is also not estimated and remains a game-time decision. The last injured player for the Nets would be D. Whitehead who suffered a foot injury and as a result his return will also be a game-time decision as no estimates have been reported yet.

Nets’ NBA 2023-24 regular season schedule

The 2023-24 NBA season will be an 82-game season where the Nets will play 41 away games and 41 home games. The longest stretch of home games for the Nets would be five-game long starting on January 23 against the New York Knicks and ending on January 31st against the Phoenix Suns. Here’s the comprehensive schedule for the regular season games of the Brooklyn Nets for the 2023-24 NBA season.

The matches between the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Knicks will be the most entertaining ones to watch as both teams are in a similar rebuilding phase and have a long history of rivalry between them.

The longest away game trip for the Nets would be 6 games long starting from March 7 against the Detroit Pistons and ending on March 17 against the San Antonio Spurs. In addition to the regular season games, the Nets will also be participating in the East Group C as the part of NBA in-season tournament and will be playing Orlando Magic on November 14.

When do you think the injured Nets players will see play? Which match are you most excited about? We are eager to hear your thoughts, so drop down in the comments box and let us know.