NBA Rumor: Aron Baynes Injury
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Aron Baynes not playing this season
As much as NBL teams would love to have Baynes clogging up the key, Hoops Heaven reached out to the Baynes camp and was told he is still hard at work building up his body and won’t be playing for anyone this season. Baynes has all his focus on playing in the NBA next season and isn’t considering the NBL. NBA teams would love to have a rim defender and rebounder of Baynes’ quality next season; let’s hope he can regain the match fitness and strength to make this a reality.
Aron Baynes to miss entire 2021-22 season?
Shams Charania: Australia’s Aron Baynes was missing from the Boomers’ medal podium in Tokyo. Tough news: Sources say Baynes remains in the hospital with severe nerve damage in his neck, an injury more significant than initially diagnosed, and could miss the entire 2021-22 season.
Aron Baynes done for the Olympics
Aaron Baynes was ruled out for the rest of the Olympics after suffering a neck injury, Australia announced Friday. The injury during the Boomer’s win over Italy in the preliminary round of the tournament, Sunday. Baynes is expected to recover in the coming weeks, but not in time to help Australia for the rest of the tournament. Australia, who has a 2-0 record in the Olympics, will face Germany Saturday in the third pool game of Group B.
Aron Baynes out for the remainder of the Olympics
Olgun Uluc: Aron Baynes will miss the remainder of the Tokyo Olympics after suffering a neck injury, sources told ESPN. The injury occurred, off the court, during the second half of the Australian Boomers’ win over Italy on Wednesday.
Aron Baynes suffers knee injury during exhibition game
Brian Windhorst: Australian center Aron Baynes, who most recently played for the Raptors, just suffered an apparent right knee injury after a collision with Bradley Beal.
Tim Reynolds: Baynes goes directly to the locker room.
Eric Koreen: Aron Baynes is out tonight. Adjust the lines accordingly, Vegas.
Kellan Olson: Aron Baynes and Elie Okobo upgraded to questionable on the injury report. Kelly Oubre Jr. still doubtful.
Duane Rankin: I asked Monty Williams if Aron Baynes had done enough in practice to play today as #Suns face #ClipperNation. “No it doesn’t look like it. Had a really light practice yesterday. Didn’t do much on the court at all. 3-on-3, 4-on-4, 5-on-5. So not at this point.” pic.twitter.com/O78nHTSvJh
Kellan Olson: Cam Johnson (low back/right hip contusion) and Deandre Ayton (right hip soreness) have been added to the injury report and are questionable. Aron Baynes (rib contusion) also added and is probable.
Gina Mizell: Aron Baynes’ hip injury had been listed as “soreness,” but he told me at practice in Toronto last night that, more specifically, it was bone edema (bruising/fluid buildup): “It’s been frustrating, because I felt good…You can’t rush bone, unfortunately.” #Suns
Gina Mizell: Aron Baynes’ hip injury had been listed as “soreness,” but he told me at practice in Toronto last night that, more specifically, it was bone edema (bruising/fluid buildup): “It’s been frustrating, because I felt good…You can’t rush bone, unfortunately.” #Suns
Kellan Olson: Aron Baynes (left calf strain) is listed as doubtful tonight. No one else on the injury report.
Duane Rankin: “That’s the plan right now.” Aron Baynes expects to play tonight after missing five games with hip injury. #Suns
Kellan Olson: Williams said today that Baynes, Bridges and Oubre practiced. That would be a first for Bridges and Oubre from what we know. He wouldn’t commit to whether or not they will play tomorrow night in Sacramento.
Duane Rankin: Aron Baynes won’t play with nasal fracture. #Suns.
Chris Forsberg: Celtics officially upgrade Aron Baynes to available. Like there was any doubt.
John Karalis: Brad Stevens says he hasn’t been told that Baynes isn’t playing so he expects him to give it a go tonight. Baynes is currently listed as questionable but he was on the floor for the team’s morning shoot around
A. Sherrod Blakely: Spoke to #Celtics center Aron Baynes (left ankle) shortly after today’s game. I asked him how the ankle feels and whether he’s playing in Game 2. “Mate,” Baynes said. “I was ready to keep going then (in Game 1); keep going.”
Chris Grenham: Celtics officially announce that Baynes and Hayward are available tonight.
Jay King: Brad Stevens said Aron Baynes will be on a 15-20 minutes restriction. Al Horford was a little bit more sore after the Philly game, could play Tuesday. He isn’t sitting today as part of the previous plan to rest him for a few games down the stretch.
Tim Bontemps: Celtics say Aron Baynes and Gordon Hayward are both questionable for tonight’s game against the Spurs, while Jayson Tatum is doubtful after taking a hard fall late in last night’s loss in Charlotte and Al Horford remains out to rest his knee.
Jared Weiss: Horford will rest against Charlotte while Hayward remains out due to his concussion per the team. Baynes remains out, but all 3 could be back Sunday vs. SA.
Steve Bulpett: Stevens on Baynes (ankle): “He had an MRI [Thursday] that actually came back more positive… I’ve been told, pending the results of it, he’s not an automatic out on Sunday (v San Antonio). I’d say he’s unlikely, but he’s not automatically out.”
John Karalis: Brad Stevens says Gordon Hayward has progressed well and might be available tomorrow. Aron Baynes had an MRI that was very encouraging and he might not be out as long as originally feared
Tim Bontemps: Aron Baynes will not return with a sprained left ankle. Entering tonight, Boston is 27-15 when Baynes is in the lineup this season. When he sits? Celtics are just 16-13.
John Karalis: Celtics upgrade Aron Baynes to questionable for Sunday
Jay King: Daniel Theis and Terry Rozier are both good to go. Aron Baynes is close, and a possibility to return Sunday, per Stevens.
Jay King: Brad Stevens said Aron Baynes will not play on this trip. Gordon Hayward is day to day, did not practice, listed as questionable for tomorrow. He twisted his ankle playing 1-on-1 against Ojeleye over the break.
Jared Weiss: Celtics list Aron Baynes as questionable for tomorrow’s clash against the Raptors.
Tim Bontemps: Brad Stevens says Aron Baynes will be re-evaluated by the team’s doctors tomorrow.
Scott Souza: #Celtics Aron Baynes said he hopes to be back in another 10 days. Comes down to plate staying in place as he ramps up activity.
Jared Weiss: Celtics injury report just down to Aron Baynes being out for tomorrow. Shortest it’s been in ages.
Scott Souza: #Celtics Brad Stevens on Aron Baynes (hand surgery): He’s back home doing well. He wishes he was at the shootaround, and then at the game. In typical Aron fashion, he wants to be around. But he’s going to have to take a few days to let that thing heal.
Matt Velazquez: Brad Stevens confirms Al Horford, Marcus Morris and Aron Baynes are all out tonight. Those three have all spent time guarding Giannis in the past, leaving Semi Ojeleye as one of the only C’s left with experience regularly covering him. Should make things interesting tonight.
Jared Weiss: Aron Baynes is expected to return in 4-6 weeks after having surgery on his broken left fourth metacarpal today, per the Celtics.
Adam Himmelsbach: Baynes has a left hand injury and won’t return.
John Karalis: Best I can tell is Baynes got hurt on this rebound tussle with Ayton at the 10:32 mark of the first pic.twitter.com/Hf3Y1mL6ob
A. Sherrod Blakely: The #Celtics Aron Baynes will likely play tonight with no minutes restrictions against the #Pistons.
Scott Souza: #Celtics Brad Stevens: Aron Baynes on 12-15 minutes restriction again tonight.
Tom Westerholm: The Celtics’ injury report for Washington includes Baynes and Horford (both questionable) and Hayward (doubtful with his illness). No Kyrie, however, which is a good sign.
Scott Souza: #Celtics Brad Stevens: Al Horford OUT tonight; Aron Baynes better but not enough to play; no high ankle sprain for Guerschon Yabusele, but will be out a couple of weeks.
Sean Grande: Aron Baynes and Al Horford questionable, Guerschon Yabusele out tomorrow against New Orleans. The Pelicans about to tip off in Detroit, front-end of a back-to-back.
Jay King: Aron Baynes will play tonight. He’ll come off the bench as usual. No restrictions.
Tom Westerholm: The Celtics announce Aron Baynes is now probable for tomorrow.
Jay King: Aron Baynes with his normal status update: “I feel 100 percent of what I can be.” He said he’s feeling good though.
Jay King: Aron Baynes, messing around: “I’m 100 percent of what I can be at this present time.” Said he does not feel hamstring pain. “If it was playoff time there would be no doubt.”
Jared Weiss: Aron Baynes upgraded to questionable for tomorrow night and Theis is also listed as questionable with a foot sprain.
Chris Forsberg: Aron Baynes is 50/50 to play in Detroit. Brad Stevens: “Baynes wants to play all the time. He still tries to race people off the bus after a hamstring injury. You love that part about him. He’s a competitive guy, he’s a fun guy. It kills him to not be able to play.” 🚍🏃🏻♂️💨
Brian Robb: Aron Baynes has a hamstring strain. Brad Stevens says it doesn’t sound like a long term thing. He did some running at 70 percent today.
Jared Weiss: Aron Baynes is ruled out tomorrow night against Orlando with a right hamstring strain.
Brian Robb: Aron Baynes (hamstring) will not return tonight. per @Abby Chin. Marcus Smart will start second half in his place.
Celtics center Aron Baynes underwent successful nasal septoplasty surgery for a nasal fracture he suffered during Game 6 of Boston’s Eastern Conference Finals series against Cleveland. Baynes is expected to return to basketball activities in two to four weeks.
Sean Grande: Aron Baynes (sprain elbow) returns tonight.
Adam Himmelsbach: Shane Larkin is available and Baynes is out. Will be further evaluated tomorrow.
Gary Washburn: #Celtics say Aron Baynes (left elbow injury) will NOT return to game vs #Pistons
Aron Baynes went through a full practice after hyperextending his left knee in last Monday’s game against Philadelphia and missing the preseason finale in Charlotte Wednesday. On if he’ll play Tuesday, he said, “I definitely think I’m on track for that. It’s still day to day, but I’m going to go out on a limb here — literally — and say I should be available.”
June 5, 2023 | 9:05 pm EDT Update
Brandon Ingram and Jaren Jackson Jr. commit to play for Team USA for FIBA 2023 World Cup
Adrian Wojnarowski: ESPN Sources: Two Western Conference All-Star forwards — New Orleans’ Brandon Ingram and Memphis’ Jaren Jackson Jr., — are committed to play for Team USA’s FIBA World Cup team this summer in the Philippines. USA Basketball plans to finalize a 12-man roster later this month.
Indeed, on the day Dallas acquired Irving, a high-ranking member of the organization told The Dallas Morning News that along with envisioning him as a strong fit alongside Doncic, the Mavericks admired Irving’s proven track record of attracting star teammates, Exhibit A being his wooing of Kevin Durant from Golden State to Brooklyn.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on LeBron James: 'Doesn't have to prove anything'
At the unveiling of a Koreatown mural commissioned by the Lakers, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said LeBron James should be the only one in control of his future after hinting at retirement following the Lakers’ elimination from the playoffs. “At the end of the year, after all that, LeBron and most of the guys looked like they’d been through two seasons, you know? But they still gave it an awesome effort,” Abdul-Jabbar said Monday. “I think it’s up to him. Certainly doesn’t have to prove anything. And it’s just what he wants to do at this point.”
Trayce Jackson-Davis explained his potential role in the NBA. I think, overall, I’ve got to be a basketball player. At the end of the day, whether I play the small-ball five or whether I play the four, (I just want) to guard positions out on the floor and do my job on offense, whatever the coach wants me to do. That is a big thing for me, being a basketball player, and showing my IQ, athletic ability and everything that comes with it.
The Athletic: Jaren Jackson Jr. was asked if he thought Dillon Brooks calling LeBron James “old” backfired in the Grizzlies-Lakers series. “It helped L.A. get around something and get some energy… but he is old. He kicked our ass and he’s old.” 🎥 @PodcastPShow
Clutch Points: “You’re always gonna make mistakes growing up… And [Ja] is the most popular player at this age probably ever… No matter what I stand by my brother.” Jaren Jackson Jr. speaks on the Ja Morant situation 🗣 (via @PodcastPShow) pic.twitter.com/H3WYtDoZ8E
June 5, 2023 | 7:45 pm EDT Update
Cason Wallace no longer included in Hawks pre-draft workout on Tuesday
Lauren L. Williams: The Hawks announced an update to Tuesday’s pre-Draft workout. Cason Wallace will no longer participate. pic.twitter.com/sfM1BGTg8g
