NBA Rumor: Eric Paschall Injury
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Eric Walden: Eric Paschall (dislocated finger) is AVAILABLE tonight.
Ben Anderson: Eric Paschall who is coming off a dislocated right index finger said as an NBA player your fingers are always injured and you get used to it. Showed off his pinky finger which is noticeably misaligned. Said he just has to keep the range of motion. #TakeNote | @kslsports
Kelly Oubre, Eric Paschall remain out tonight
Eric Paschall out at least two weeks
Eric Paschall's knee feeling better, questionable for tomorrow
Eric Paschall knee MRI comes out clean
Eric Paschall out tonight with knee soreness
Anthony Slater: Eric Paschall is out tonight with knee soreness.
Draymond Green on if Eric Paschall (knee) needs to miss time: “It might be a blessing if he has to miss a week or two. Things came at him really fast. … He handled it well, but it may not be the worst thing if he has to miss a week or two.”
Rookie forward Eric Paschall also injured his right hand in the third quarter but wore a heat pack over the hand to loosen it up and checked back into the game with 7:03 left in regulation. “It’s not broken or anything,” Paschall said. “I think it’s just a jam. … You’ve got to ice it down, but I’ll be all right.”
Logan Murdock: Injury update: Eric Paschall (hip) and Draymond Green (left index finger) have been upgraded to “available” to play tonight vs Utah, per the league’s official injury report.
August 8, 2022 | 8:04 pm EDT Update
Nets owner after Kevin Durant's ultimatum: Our front office and coaching staff have my support
Joseph Tsai: Our front office and coaching staff have my support. We will make decisions in the best interest of the Brooklyn Nets.
Quinn Cook to Sacramento
Marc J. Spears: The Kings have agreed to sign NBA veteran Quinn Cook to a one-year contact, source told @espn @andscape. The two-time NBA champion played for the G League Stockton Kings last season and is competing for a third point guard spot. Last played in the NBA for Cavs 2020-21 season.
The NBA informed teams Monday that players still need to have either received a primary course of a COVID-19 vaccine or been given a medical clearance from getting one in order to play games in Canada, according to a league memo obtained by ESPN. The memo also states that, should players be ineligible to play in games in Canada, teams must list them as, “Out – Health and Safety Protocols,” and that they will lose their pay for any games missed due to not being vaccinated.
This season, the Raptors will play at least 44 games in Canada: preseason games in Edmonton against the Utah Jazz; Montreal against the Boston Celtics; and Toronto against the Chicago Bulls; plus their typical 41 regular-season home games at Scotiabank Arena and any additional playoff games. The same rules apply both to going to Canada to play in a game, as well as for entering the United States. Anyone playing for the Raptors, therefore, would have to be vaccinated in order to play in any game this season. Last season, the Raptors were fully vaccinated.
Former player Keith Bogans joining Pistons coaching staff
Frank Isola: Keith Bogans is close to finalizing a deal to join the Pistons staff. Another former NBA player, Rashard Lewis, is also in talks with the Pistons.
This past weekend, Sacramento Kings superstar De’Aaron Fox and his girlfriend Recee Caldwell finally got married after being engaged for two years. The reception was held on Saturday, Aug. 6 in Malibu, CA.
A few of Fox’s peers also attended the wedding including Sacramento Kings general manager Monte McNair and Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum. Former Kentucky Wildcats Bam Adebayo and Wenyen Gabriel, who was also Fox’s teammate in Sacramento, attended the wedding. Adebayo and Gabriel were two of the groomsmen at the ceremony.
