Maxwell Lewis Out for Four Weeks with Knee Injury for Nets
Maxwell Lewis, a small forward for the Brooklyn Nets, is dealing with a fractured tibia. The injury will keep him off the court for at least four weeks. This knee injury started on January 1st, and he has been ruled out of action since then.
What It Means
This injury means Maxwell Lewis will not be available to contribute to the Brooklyn Nets’ games in the coming weeks. During this season, he has averaged 0.9 points per game and played an average of 3.8 minutes per game. His shooting percentage from the field is 42.9%, and he has hit all his three-point attempts so far.
The absence of Lewis might not heavily impact the team as he ranks third in their small forward depth chart. Players like Jalen Wilson and Ziaire Williams are ahead of him, averaging more points and minutes per game. The Nets will rely on these players to fill the gap left by Lewis during his recovery period.
