Brooklyn Nets Injury Report: Who's in and who's out for tonight's Bucks clash

Brooklyn Nets return to Barclays Center on Sunday night with another challenging Eastern Conference test ahead, as they prepare to host the Milwaukee Bucks. While results have been hard to come by this season, the focus ahead of tip-off is firmly on roster availability, with injuries continuing to shape Brooklyn’s rotation for this matchup.

Brooklyn Nets searching for stability amid setbacks

Brooklyn enters the contest still trying to build momentum after a difficult stretch of games. Injuries have played a major role in disrupting continuity, forcing the coaching staff to juggle lineups and lean heavily on younger and fringe rotation players. Against a Bucks side that remains dangerous even when shorthanded, execution and depth will be critical.

Cam Thomas remains sidelined

The most notable absence on Brooklyn Nets’ injury report is Cam Thomas. The guard has been ruled out once again as he continues to recover from a left hamstring strain.

Thomas has not featured since suffering the injury against the Indiana Pacers on November 5, and his scoring punch off the dribble has been sorely missed during his extended absence.

Without Thomas available, Brooklyn’s offensive responsibilities are expected to remain spread across the roster. Tyrese Martin, Egor Demin and Terance Mann are all candidates to shoulder increased minutes and usage, particularly on the perimeter, as Nets look to compensate for the lack of a primary shot-creator.

Additional absences limit rotation

Thomas is not the only player unavailable for Sunday night’s clash. Ben Saraf has also been ruled out due to illness, further thinning Brooklyn’s guard depth. Meanwhile, Haywood Highsmith continues his recovery from right knee surgery and will not be available for selection.

These absences leave Nets with limited flexibility, especially when it comes to defensive matchups and bench production. Managing minutes and avoiding foul trouble will be essential if Brooklyn hopes to stay competitive throughout the game.

Brooklyn Nets will look to use home-court advantage and disciplined execution to challenge Milwaukee when the ball goes up on Sunday night. Tip-off from Brooklyn is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. EST, with fans eager to see which players step up in a shorthanded lineup.