The Atlanta Hawks announced that guard Bogdan Bogdanovic will be out at least two weeks after an MRI confirmed a right ankle sprain. The Hawks guard left during the second quarter of Sunday's loss to the New York Knicks.
The Hawks have confirmed that forward Cam Reddish, who also left last night's game in the second quarter, is day-to-day with a left wrist sprain.
Brad Rowland of the Locked on Hawks podcast joined The Midday Show and believes Bogdanovic will likely be out a lot longer than two weeks.
"Given the fact the Hawks have these lofty ambitions this season, they're not going to probably rush (Bogdan) back," Rowland told Randy and Chris. "He's been banged up all year actually. This is the first time he's been really injured."
"I would guess if you gave me the over/under on two weeks, I would definitely take the over on that even if you're hoping that he's back in two weeks."
As far as Reddish, Rowland said a sprain was the best possible outcome.
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"I was a little bit worried because he was on the injury report before the game started with left wrist pain...it's a sprain--that's obviously a positive outcome. It could've been worse than that with what they were looking at on the MRI."