Kevin Durant misses playoff opener with knee injury, and the Rockets can’t make up for his absence
Add AP News as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Share LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kevin Durant was ruled out of Houston’s playoff opener against the Los Angeles Lakers with a bruised right knee about 90 minutes before tipoff. While the Lakers got double-digit scoring from all five starters and 60.6% shooting overall, the Rockets didn’t have a 20-point scorer or anybody who could make more than 50% of his shots except reserve Tari Eason.
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