Caris Levert had 19 points in his first game against the Nets since Harden was traded in mid-January.
This was just his third game after surgery to remove a cancerous mass in the left kidney found during his paces physical.
Levert said after the Pacers ‘124-115 win on Wednesday night at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, following the Nets’ 124-115 win. “I still don’t have my air.” My legs are still a bit heavy, and I am working my way up just in rhythm and conditioning. But I feel better than the last game, and the last game was better than this [the first game], So for me it’s all about me being better than yesterday. I’m feeling better, so I’m just getting better.
Steve Nash said: “Carrie loves the front office, performance team, coaching staff, teammates in our locker room and in front of our organization. He is a world class guy. We feel incredibly grateful Whatever happened, though it came about, it seems through it and the forecast for its future is outstanding. So first and foremost, it was a big setback for all of us.
He said, “It was a big shock to hear that and then it was apparently revealed that there was a good pregnancy and he could play again and most importantly, a long life was number 1 for us.”
“So for us, we love the guy and we hope he has a career high. I know he’s going to live a great life because he’s a great person, and we’re just rooting for him. And would be happy to see him on the floor. “
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