Nets can’t afford for this James Harden injury to be serious
NY Post
Hamstrung James Harden has been ruled out of Thursday’s game against Charlotte, missing only his third game since coming to Brooklyn.
The Nets can only hope being cautious with his tight right hamstring will keep him from having to miss too many more, considering they’re 0-2 in games he’s missed. They are expected to get veteran big man LaMarcus Aldridge, who is cleared to make his Brooklyn debut against the Hornets; but Harden is irreplaceable. Harden was forced out of Wednesday’s come-from-behind victory over his former Houston Rockets team late in the third quarter. He tested it on the sidelines but was held out and had to watch as his current team rallied to beat his old one.
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