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Malcolm Brogdon - Right Foot Injury - Out For Six to Eight Weeks
The Milwaukee Bucks currently boast the best record in the NBA, although the team looks as though they will be without Malcolm Brogdon for the remainder of the regular season. The guard left the court during Milwaukee's win over Miami on Friday, and while Brogdon is now expected to miss six to eight weeks with a minor plantar fascia tear in his foot, ESPN is reporting that the Bucks hope to have him back by the end of April:
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There is optimism that Brogdon could return closer to the six-week mark, sources said, but that still would leave the Bucks without their starter until the postseason.
Brogdon has previously complained about the same injury, although based on his current injury timescale, he should return in time for the second round of the playoffs.
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