Impact Brogdon's arrival in the Orlando bubble was slightly delayed while he awaited full clearance from COVID-19 after testing positive for the illness in late June, but the point guard confirmed Wednesday that he was ready to rejoin the Pacers. At this point, the 27-year-old may just be waiting to clear certain COVID-19-related protocols before being allowed to practice, but assuming he's able to get in some on-court work this week, he should be available for the Pacers' first game in Orlando on Aug. 1 versus the 76ers. Because of his delayed integration into practice along with the fact that he missed 17 of the Pacers' 65 games prior to the NBA's hiatus due to a variety of injuries, Brogdon may face some sort of minutes restriction when the season resumes.
JULY 13, 2020 • ROTOWIRE
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