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NBA Injuries Sideline Stars Across League

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NBA Injuries Sideline Stars Across League

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A wave of injuries has hit the NBA early in the 2026-27 season, including season-ending ankle and fibula injuries for Oklahoma City’s Jalen Williams and lengthy expected absences for stars such as Anthony Edwards and Paolo Banchero. Denver and Phoenix are set to meet Friday, with four Nuggets and two Suns listed on their injury reports. A preview favors Denver despite its recent spread-covering struggles, citing its winning streak against Phoenix and the Suns’ defensive issues; it also notes trends that could favor the home underdog.

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