Lakers Seek to Even Series vs. Thunder Thursday Night
Lakers look to even the series against Thunder this Thursday night.
OG Anunoby of the New York Knicks left Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers with a right hamstring strain and is now day-to-day. His status for Game 3 is questionable after scoring 24 points in the win.
The Philadelphia 76ers are dealing with injury problems of their own in the form of Joel Embiid, but the New York Knicks are now presented with injury issues of their own.
Key forward OG Anunoby left Wednesday's Game 2 with a hamstring injury as he was limping and grabbing at his right leg late in the fourth. He had 24 points in the 108-102 win as the Knicks put the Sixers in a 2-0 hole, but now, his status is questionable the rest of the way.
Anunoby has been diagnosed with a right hamstring strain and is considered as day-to-day. He will officially be questionable for Friday's Game 3 back in Philadelphia.
Anunoby is averaging 21.4 points and 7.5 rebounds while shooting 53.8% from deep in these playoffs. If he can't go, then the Sixers will have one less player to worry about in this series. If one recalls, Anunoby hurt his left hamstring in Game 2 against the Indiana Pacers in 2024. New York went up 2-0, but Anunoby was unable to return until Game 7 of that series when he was hobbled and the Pacers ended up winning the game to eliminate New York.
The Sixers and Knicks will continue the series at 7 p.m. EDT on Friday at the Xfinity Mobile Arena.
This article originally appeared on Sixers Wire: 76ers vs. Knicks: Latest injury update on OG Anunoby after leaving win
OG Anunoby is currently day-to-day with a right hamstring strain and is officially questionable for Game 3.
Before his injury, OG Anunoby scored 24 points in the Knicks' 108-102 victory over the 76ers.
If Anunoby is unable to play, the Knicks will lose a key player who is averaging 21.4 points and 7.5 rebounds in the playoffs.
Lakers look to even the series against Thunder this Thursday night.
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