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RJ Barrett Out For Remainder Of Preseason With Shoulder Sprain

RJ Barrett sustained a sprain to the right acromioclavicular joint late in the second quarter of the Toronto Raptors’ 125-98 victory over the Washington Wizards on Sunday. Barrett will be out for the remainder of the preseason, and his condition will then be updated as appropriate.

Barrett averaged 21.8 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 33.5 minutes in 32 games (all starts) with the Raptors last season after being acquired from New York on Dec. 30.

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The Golden State Warriors made the first major trade of the 24-25 season by acquiring Dennis Schroder and plan to continue to be aggressive leading to the trade deadline. Over the past year, the Warriors have pursued trades for LeBron James, Lauri Markkanen, Paul George and Jimmy Butler.

“We’re always aggressive,” Mike Dunleavy said on a conference call to discuss the Schroder addition. “You got to be mindful of what you’re giving up, what you’re getting back, all those things. But anything to do to make the team better, we’re going to do.

“We’re in a time zone here of maximizing our window with Steph, Draymond and Steve [Kerr] as our coach. So as proven here on the first day we could basically make trades with certain players, we did that… For the most part I feel good about this team, particularly on the defensive end and now we have a player that we think could create and generate more offense for us. I want to evaluate and see, but we’ll always be looking at stuff.”

The Warriors had a need in the backcourt following the season-ending injury to De’Anthony Melton.

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