With four losses in their last five games, the Brooklyn Nets have found themselves in a rut. The dynamics of a COVID-riddled season have worn the treads thin on Brooklyn’s mainstays. Fortunately, help is on the way ... but how soon?
Joe Harris, the longest-tenured player on the roster, is on the cusp of returning to team activities while recovering from left ankle surgery according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Monday marks six weeks since Harris’ surgery on November 29, which was supposed to be a 4-to-6 weeks rehab/recovery.
“He could start ramping [in the next day or two] from that left ankle surgery he had just after Thanksgiving,” said Woj on SportsCenter on Friday.