Burke was able to do some shooting at practice, which seems to indicate the injury isn’t all too serious. He’ll likely be re-evaluated following Monday’s morning shootaround, which should give us a better indication of his availability for a preseason matchup against the Knicks later that night. Burke has started the past two games for the Wizards in place of John Wall (knee) and would leave the team a bit short-handed in the backcourt if he’s unable to play.
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