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    Warriors sit Curry in Miami as ankle soreness and brutal schedule bite

    Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
    November 2025

    Golden State have ruled Stephen Curry out of their road finale in Miami due to right ankle soreness after he twice tweaked it on this trip, ending the Warriors star’s six-game swing a night early despite him finishing both previous contests. Coach Steve Kerr highlighted a brutal schedule that has given Golden State no practice time and 17 games in 30 days, with Al Horford and Jonathan Kuminga also sidelined, as he renewed calls for fewer regular season games to protect players and performance levels.

    Giannis ruled out around two weeks as Bucks juggle injuries and uneven form

    Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks)
    November 2025

    Giannis Antetokounmpo is expected to miss roughly two weeks with a left groin strain after exiting Monday’s loss to Cleveland, a setback that removes a two time MVP who ranks among the league leaders in scoring, rebounding and assists from a Milwaukee Bucks side already fighting inconsistency. Doc Rivers says scans showed no severe damage but confirmed Giannis will sit while he heals, joining Taurean Prince and Kevin Porter Jr on the injury list. The Bucks, 8-7 after dropping six of their last ten, start a three game homestand against the Philadelphia 76ers needing new offensive answers.

    Spurs lose Castle to hip strain as Wembanyama and guards also sidelined

    Stephon Castle (San Antonio Spurs)
    November 2025

    Stephon Castle is expected to miss two to three weeks after an MRI showed a left hip flexor strain, adding another significant absence to a San Antonio Spurs team that will already be without Victor Wembanyama and fellow guard Jordan McLaughlin for at least the next few weeks. Castle left at half time against Sacramento and now joins Wembanyama, who has a left calf strain, and McLaughlin, who strained his right hamstring in practice, leaving a 9-4 Spurs team that opened 5-0 to navigate a tricky stretch without the previous two Rookie of the Year winners in uniform.

    Giannis suffers groin strain as Bucks fear extended absence

    Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks)
    November 2025

    Giannis Antetokounmpo left the second quarter against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a left groin strain after earlier playing through discomfort, cutting short a 13 minute outing in which he had produced 14 points, five rebounds and four assists for an inconsistent Bucks team. Doc Rivers said imaging on Tuesday will determine severity after noticing Antetokounmpo grabbing at his groin multiple times, admitting it “didn’t look great” as Milwaukee, already managing his knee tendinopathy, faces two days of regrouping before hosting the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday.

    Wembanyama hit by new calf strain as fast-starting Spurs lose their star again

    Victor Wembanyama (San Antonio Spurs)
    November 2025

    Victor Wembanyama will miss time with a left calf strain after a dominant early season in which he averaged huge numbers and drove the Spurs to their best start in a decade, raising fresh concern after last year’s deep vein thrombosis limited him to 46 games. He left the loss to Golden State after a 26-point, 12-rebound performance and then sat out the win over Sacramento while undergoing scans. Expected to miss two to three weeks, he now focuses on recovery while San Antonio try to keep momentum without their shot-blocking, scoring and rebounding focal point.

    Ja Morant sidelined with calf strain as shorthanded Grizzlies’ struggles continue

    Ja Morant (Memphis Grizzlies)
    November 2025

    Ja Morant will miss at least two weeks with a Grade 1 right calf strain, extending a stop-start season in which his scoring and efficiency have dipped and the Memphis Grizzlies have stumbled to a 4-10 record despite his return from a team suspension. Hurt originally against New York on November 11, Morant played through discomfort before leaving early against Cleveland. With key guards already out and a road-heavy stretch ahead, Memphis must lean on depth signings and recent returnees while their All-Star focuses on rehab and tries to rediscover his usual explosive form.

    Knicks lose Anunoby for road trip as hamstring strain deepens injury worries

    OG Anunoby (New York Knicks)
    November 2025

    OG Anunoby will miss at least two weeks with a left hamstring strain and will not travel on the Knicks’ upcoming road swing, removing a key two way starter who averages 15.8 points per game from a rotation already missing All Star guard Jalen Brunson through ankle trouble. Hurt early in a high scoring win over Miami, Anunoby will be re evaluated after a fortnight while the Knicks scramble to cover his scoring and perimeter defence. The setback places extra load on remaining wings and raises concern about rhythm as the schedule toughens away from Madison Square Garden.

    Pacers lose breakout scorer Aaron Nesmith for at least four weeks with knee issue

    Aaron Nesmith will miss at least a month with a left knee injury after going down in the defeat to the Suns, a major blow for an Indiana team already ravaged by absences and sitting 1-11 despite strong early scoring numbers from the versatile forward. Rick Carlisle said scans brought very good news compared to initial fears, with Nesmith out around four weeks but moving without a brace. The Pacers already lost Tyrese Haliburton for the season and are managing injuries to Bennedict Mathurin, Andrew Nembhard and Obi Toppin while Nesmith posts career highs in points and rebounds.

    Nuggets lose starter Braun for at least six weeks with ankle sprain

    Christian Braun (Denver Nuggets)
    November 2025

    Christian Braun (Denver Nuggets) will be sidelined after spraining his left ankle against the Los Angeles Clippers, with the team ruling him out for at least six weeks. The starting guard had been averaging 11.4 points and 4.4 rebounds for the 9-2 defending champions. The 24-year-old recently signed a five-year, 125 million dollar extension after cementing himself as a high-energy starter who defends, rebounds and complements Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon. Denver must now stretch its wing depth while protecting its strong start to the season.

    Knicks lose Brunson to ankle sprain, status beyond Miami still unclear

    Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks)
    Injury suffered Wednesday vs Orlando Magic, diagnosis confirmed Thursday ahead of Friday’s game vs Miami Heat

    Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks) has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 right ankle sprain and will miss Friday’s NBA Cup game against the Miami Heat. He is listed day to day, with no firm return date set despite initial fears of a longer setback.
    Brunson left late in the loss to Orlando after a hard fall, later seen leaving Madison Square Garden in a walking boot and on crutches. The Knicks, now 4-7 and heavily reliant on his 28.0 points and 6.5 assists per game, must adjust short term while monitoring his daily progress.

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