Brooklyn Nets Starting Guard Yegor Demyan Injured, Ben Sharf May See More Minutes
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Brooklyn Nets starting point guard Yegor Demyan will miss at least a week due to a bone injury sustained against Boston. The injury may lead to increased playing time for Israeli player Ben Sharf, who has had minimal court time this season. The Nets face Detroit, Indiana, New York, and Charlotte in their upcoming games.
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- Brooklyn Nets starting guard Yegor Demyan is out for at least a week with a bone injury.
- The injury to Demyan may provide more playing time for Israeli player Ben Sharf.
- Sharf has only accumulated four minutes of playing time for the Nets this season.
- Demyan was injured during the Nets' game against the Boston Celtics.
- The Nets' upcoming schedule includes games against Detroit, Indiana, New York, and Charlotte.
The Brooklyn Nets announced on Thursday that starting point guard Yegor Demyan has suffered a bone injury and will be sidelined for at least a week. Demyan sustained the injury during the team's game against Boston. This absence could create an opportunity for Israeli player Ben Sharf, who has seen limited playing time this season. Sharf has only played four minutes for the Nets so far, during garbage time in a game against Indiana. He has been practicing with the Nets' G League team. The Nets' current available guards include Mikal Brown Jr. Brooklyn's upcoming schedule includes games against Detroit, Indiana, New York, and Charlotte.
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