The injury news on Malcolm Brogdon is about as bad as feared.
The Milwaukee Bucks guard suffered a partially torn quad muscle on Thursday night and will miss 6-8 weeks, the team announced Friday.
Brogdon felt the injury as he went up for a dunk in transition and was barely able to get up enough to jam the ball into the hoop. The TV commentators said Brogdon told teammates he felt a pop, which was a bad sign about his quad.
Bucks Malcolm Brogdon leaves game after suffering non-contact injury during fastbreak layup, says he "heard something pop" pic.twitter.com/mM4J3MB2ja
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Brogdon was averaging 13.5 points per game this season. Showcasing Milwaukee’s bad luck, the announcement of his injury comes the same day Jabari Parker is returning from a torn ACL to make his season debut.
