Goran Dragic available for Play-In Tournament after clearing COVID protocols

Kristian Winfield: Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available tomorrow for the Nets’.Play-In Tournament game against the Cavaliers.
Source: Twitter @Krisplashed

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Barbara Barker @meanbarb
Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available for Tuesday’s game, Nets say. – 6:44 PM Kevin Chouinard @KLChouinard
Nets injury list for tomorrow vs. CLE:
Curry (left ankle soreness) – PROBABLE
Harris (left ankle surgery) – OUT
Simmons (return to competition reconditioning/back soreness) – OUT
Goran Dragic was initially on list for health and safety protocols but he will be available. – 5:42 PM Brian Lewis @NYPost_Lewis
#Nets guard Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available for tomorrow night’s game vs. the #Cavs. – 5:13 PM JD Shaw @JShawNBA
Nets guard Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available for tomorrow night’s play-in tournament game against the Cavaliers, team says. – 4:52 PM Marla Ridenour @MRidenourABJ
Update from the #Nets: Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available for tomorrow night’s game vs. Cleveland. – 4:51 PM Chris Fedor @ChrisFedor
Nets guard Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is now considered available to play in the play-in game vs. #Cavs tomorrow night. – 4:50 PM Ian Begley @IanBegley
Nets say Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available for Play In game vs. Cleveland tomorrow. – 4:49 PM Keith Smith @KeithSmithNBA
Update from the Nets for the Play-In game tomorrow vs the Cavs:
Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available for tomorrow night’s game vs. Cleveland. – 4:48 PM Marc Stein @TheSteinLine
The Nets now say Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available for tomorrow night’s playoff play-in game at home against Cleveland.
More NBA from me: marcstein.Substack.com – 4:48 PM Kristian Winfield @Krisplashed
Goran Dragic has cleared health and safety protocols and is available tomorrow for the Nets’.Play-In Tournament game against the Cavaliers. – 4:47 PM Marla Ridenour @MRidenourABJ
Brooklyn #Nets injury report for Tuesday’s play-in game vs. #Cavs: Seth Curry (left ankle soreness) is probable, while Goran Dragic (health & safety protocols), Ben Simmons (reconditioning/back soreness) and Joe Harris (left ankle surgery) are out. – 4:39 PM Marc J. Spears @MarcJSpears
Nets for Cavaliers Play-in-Game:
Curry (left ankle soreness) – PROBABLE
Dragic (health and safety protocols) – OUT
Harris (left ankle surgery) – OUT
Simmons (return to competition reconditioning/back soreness) – OUT – 4:32 PM Brian Lewis @NYPost_Lewis
Steve Nash said there is still a chance for Goran Dragic to test out of protocols in time to face the #Cavs tomorrow night. #Nets – 1:26 PM Nick Friedell @NickFriedell
Nash says Seth Curry is probable vs. Cavs. Goran Dragic is still in protocols — Nash doesn’t sound optimistic, but says there’s a “chance.” – 1:06 PM Brian Lewis @NYPost_Lewis
No sight of Goran Dragic on the floor at #Nets practice. – 12:38 PM Nick Friedell @NickFriedell
KD and Curry getting some shots up after Nets practice. Simmons not on the floor. Dragic not back yet either. pic.twitter.com/dsWKj3yuf2 – 12:38 PM

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