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Erik Spoelstra said that Justise Winslow is “feeling better” after entering the league’s concussion protocol last Thursday. Winslow collided with Paul Millsap during the Heat’s loss to the Denver Nuggets last week.
But the Heat’s starting point guard will miss his third straight game tomorrow night against the Detroit Pistons. Derrick Jones Jr. will has also been ruled out.
Heat will be without Justise Winslow (concussion), Derrick Jones Jr. (hip) and KZ Okpala for Tuesday's home game vs. Pistons.
— Ira Winderman (@IraHeatBeat) November 11, 2019
Aslo, Tyler Herro (left ankle sprain) and Kelly Olynyk (right knee soreness) are both questionable.
In addition Dion Waiters on suspension.
Tyler Herro and Kelly Olynyk are also questionable for the game. Factoring in Dion Waiters’ suspension, that could leave the Heat with just nine players against the Pistons.
But Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel said that the Heat are expected to recall guard Daryl Macon from the Sioux Falls Skyforce before tomorrow’s game. Macon and Chris Silva are on two-way contracts with the Heat, which allow players to spend 45 days with their NBA team and the rest of the season with the G League affiliate.
The Heat are expected to recall guard Daryl Macon from their G League affiliate, the Sioux Falls Skyforce, in time for Tuesday's game against the visiting Pistons. On a two-way contract, Macon has yet to use any of the 45 "NBA days" on his contract.
— Ira Winderman (@IraHeatBeat) November 11, 2019
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