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Wizards Injury Update: Johnny Davis

Wizards announce guard Johnny Davis has a left calf strain

Just before the Washington Wizards take on the Philadelphia 76ers, the team announced that Wizards guard Johnny Davis has been diagnosed with a left calf strain. The announcement states that “The injury will be treated conservatively and he will be evaluated weekly.”

Davis had been listed as day to day previously with the calf strain. 

This is the second injury announcement this season for Davis. Earlier in the season, Davis sprained his left elbow during practice and missed around two weeks. 

In his second NBA season, Johnny Davis, has had a relatively quietly season. Mostly because he hasn’t received many opportunities to get in the game. 

Inside The Wizards Staff Writer Tyrone Montgomery shared in one of his articles on Davis’ lack of minutes that Head Coach Wes Unseld Jr has stated on the record the number of guards and wings on this team. He mentioned there’s a log jam there and that is why we haven’t seen much of Johnny Davis this season.

With the continued injuries, it will remain to be seen if the opportunity window for Davis will continue to be minimal or decrease altogether.

Projected starting line-ups for tonight’s Wizards vs Sixers game is below:

Projected Starters

Washington Wizards:

Guards: Jordan Poole (Game Time Decision), Tyus Jones

Forwards:Kyle Kuzma, Deni Avdija

Center: Daniel Gafford

Philadelphia 76ers:

Guards: Tyrese Maxey, De’Anthony Melton (Game Time Decision)

Forwards: Tobias Harris, Kelly Oubre Jr. (former Washington Wizard returning to his former home team court after injuries sustained in a hit and run).

Center: Joel Embiid