Jae Crowder, a key player for the Milwaukee Bucks, suffered a left adductor and abdominal tear earlier this season, causing him to miss several games. However, there is now a positive update on his recovery.
Head coach Adrian Griffin has confirmed that Crowder is progressing well in his recovery and is actively working towards returning to the court.
Crowder’s return would be a significant boost for the Bucks, as he is known for his defensive prowess and three-point shooting. Despite ongoing trade speculations involving other players, Crowder’s return alone could enhance the team’s performance.
On a separate note, the Bucks might face a challenge in their upcoming game against the Indiana Pacers, as star player Khris Middleton is listed as questionable due to a right knee injury and a left wrist sprain.
The wrist injury is an unexpected development, possibly occurring during the previous game against the Pacers. Middleton has a history of not playing on consecutive nights during back-to-back sets, and it remains uncertain if this pattern will change for the upcoming game against the Pacers.
The team is expected to make a decision on Middleton’s status soon, but the likelihood of him playing in the game appears low.
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