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your host and so happy to bring you your team every day a little bit more than every day right now because of the news with Kevin Durant. I apologize for the audio

quality being a little different than normal, but I am actually at the Sports Innovation

Conference at Stanford, but had a little bit of time because I got here early and wanted

to talk about the news about Kevin Durant. He has a grade two MCL sprain and a bone

bruise. So the current statement from Warriors PR is that he will be re-evaluated in four weeks.

They have not foreclosed the possibility of him coming back this season. Jeff Stotz,

who does in street clothes, when Rudy Gobert suffered the same

injury, I think it was a little over a year ago, he put the average time missed at six weeks

or 22 games, which is just about what the Warriors have left in the regular season. And the biggest

question for me, in terms of Durant and this whole situation is when is he full strength?

Because with Gobert in particular, I remember watching him, he was not full strength when he

returned. But the best piece of news for the Warriors is just the duration of time when this has

to take place. Obviously, it would be better if it had happened earlier in the season, given

more time to come back 100%, everything like that, of course. But the most important point in all of this

is, can he be full strength by the NBA finals at the worst, or ideally conference finals, second

round, something like that? And the Warriors have a month and a half left in the regular season

ends mid-April, and then another month and a half left in the regular season ends mid-April, and then another

month and a half. So the projected recovery time for, so the projected recovery time to be back

on the court, like playing in a game, is six weeks, something in that range, usually. And then

that same duration of time again to before the NBA finals, because the final started in early

June. And if that timeline

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