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Nets: Michael Porter Jr. sidelined 2–3 weeks with left hamstring strain

The Nets announced Michael Porter Jr. will miss at least two weeks due to a strained left hamstring. Brooklyn could be without its leading scorer during the final stretch of the season.

Elena Kowalski
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The Brooklyn Nets said forward Michael Porter Jr. will be out at least two weeks after suffering a strained left hamstring.

The team’s update places his absence in the 2–3 week range. Porter has been Brooklyn’s leading scorer, and the injury comes as the Nets navigate the closing portion of the regular season.

What it means for Brooklyn

Porter’s absence removes a primary offensive option from the lineup. The Nets will need to adjust their scoring responsibilities while he recovers.

No additional details were provided beyond the diagnosis and timetable.

Originally reported by Espn