76ers rule Jaylen Brown out of Knicks game with knee tendinopathy
11 sourcesUpdated Nov 1, 20261 min read
Philadelphia 76ers forward Jaylen Brown was ruled out of Friday’s NBA Cup game against the New York Knicks with left patellar tendinopathy, after reporting soreness following Wednesday’s win over Indiana and missing shootaround. Coach Nick Nurse said Brown’s return depends on treatment and pain management and offered no firm timetable; Jabari Walker is dealing with the same condition. Brown, averaging 20.6 points, 6.6 rebounds and 4.2 assists through five games with Philadelphia, was listed as questionable for Saturday’s game in Charlotte, leaving his availability uncertain.
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They should take it slow with that knee instead of risking a longer absence later on.
Brown sitting out again leaves the Sixers thin up front against a tough Knicks defense.
