Lakers News: Steve Blake, Jodie Meeks, Steve Nash All Doubtful

lakers-logoAs if the injuries couldn’t get any worse for the Lakers this season, it’s been announced that things absolutely did get worse following their loss in Game 2 on Wednesday night.

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According to the team, Steve Nash, Jodie Meeks and Steve Blake are all considered doubtful for tomorrow night’s Game 3 back at the Staples Center.

In a season that will most certainly go down as the most injury-plagued in team history, things go from bad to worse once again for the Lakers. Because being two losses from elimination wasn’t enough of a problem.

Here’s the complete press release courtesy of team PR.

Steve Blake had an ultrasound test today which confirmed a moderate strain of his right hamstring.  He is out indefinitely.

Steve Nash received two epidural injections in his back today; he also received a cortisone shot in his right hip.  His status for tomorrow’s game is doubtful.

Jodie Meeks will have an MRI test this afternoon on his sprained left ankle.  His status for tomorrow’s game is doubtful.

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