Kevin Durant To Miss Approximately One Month With MCL Sprain In Right Knee

Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant 

During the Brooklyn Nets' win against the Miami Heat on Sunday, Kevin Durant left the game with a right knee injury.

The team has announced that Durant has a right MCL sprain and will be re-evaluated in two weeks.

While Durant suffered an MCL sprain that kept him out for six weeks about a year ago, there is optimism that he will only need to be sidelined for a month this time, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.

Photo: Instagram/Kevin Durant 

The injury occurred when Heat guard Jimmy Butler landed on Durant's knee after falling from an attempted layup.

Durant will now be unable to play for a period of time, leaving the Nets without his scoring and leadership.

However, the team does have depth to try and make up for his absence.


Source: CBS

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