Cameron Johnson Out for Nets with Right Hip Contusion
Cameron Johnson of the Brooklyn Nets is out due to a right hip contusion. He will not play in upcoming games as he recovers from this injury. This news follows previous injuries, including a left ankle sprain earlier this month.
What It Means
Johnson’s absence is significant for the Nets. He has been averaging 19.5 points per game this season and is an important part of their offense. His shooting percentage is impressive, with a field goal rate of 49.2% and three-point success at 42.9%.
The team will need to adjust without him on the court. Dorian Finney-Smith may see more minutes as he leads the power forward depth chart. Ziaire Williams and Noah Clowney could also get more playing time in his absence.
