Embarked on a rather complicated start to the campaign, the Nets are preparing to receive a little help from the next few days. Great news for Jacque Vaughn’s men, which could be a game-changer in the future. We take stock.
Like the Lakers and Warriors, the Nets are far from having a great start to the campaign. The fault in particular in the soap opera Kyrie Irving, not helping with his long suspension in the Big Apple. Steve Nash can also be questioned, even if the manager has already paid for the pot with an early dismissal. It is now Jacque Vaughn who is responsible for reviving all these beautiful people.
Return noticed on the side of the Nets
The advantage for the coach is that the injured are slowly starting to come back. We think of Seth Curry, just as skilful as his brother in shooting, or even TJ Warren. The winger, sparkling with the Pacers a few years ago in the bubble, is about to return to the courts after a (very) long absence. He is aiming for a comeback next week against the Raptors.
REPORT: TJ Warren, who last played in December of 2020, is targeting Friday’s game vs. Toronto for his season debut.
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— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) November 27, 2022
TJ Warren, who hasn’t played since December 2020, is targeting a return for Friday against Toronto.
It’s been two years since Warren was seen on a basketball court, which is an eternity. He averaged around 19 points during his time with the Pacers, with performances worthy of an MVP in the famous bubble. If number 1 manages to regain its luster, it would be an absolutely perfect scenario for the Nets.
Bubble TJ Warren is the greatest player of all time prove me wrong
— LeVert James (@levertjames3) November 27, 2022
Bubble’s TJ Warren is the greatest player in history prove me wrong
he’s gonna drop 50 and be in MVP convos.
— ???????? (@kɑnotkyhh) November 27, 2022
He’ll drop 50 points and be in the conversation for MVP
After a very long absence, it’s the least we can say, TJ Warren is very close to his return to the basketball court. Finally. Good news for the Nets, especially if the winger returns to his former level. We will follow the match against the Raptors with interest.
