Originally posted by TheLemonDropKid
His status for Saturday's game against the Clippers is also up in the air. Mo Evans will get another start tonight, and should start Saturday if Johnson is unable to go again.
Regarding more injuries, now it says Billups is questionable after saying Thursday he would play.
Chauncey Billups (sprained ankle) is listed as questionable for Friday night's matchup with the Wizards. Billups said on Thursday that he was planning to play, so we'd be surprised to see him sit this one out. Then again, given that the opponent is the hapless Wizards, it's also possible that the Nuggets will opt to give Billups one more night of rest.
Kenyon Martin is also questionable.
Kenyon Martin (strep throat) is being called questionable for Friday's game against the Wizards. On Thursday, George Karl expressed optimism that K-Mart would play, so we're expecting to see him on the court against the Wizards. Hopefully we'll get a more concrete update prior to tipoff.
The Hornets have made a lineup change too.
David West will start at center on Friday, allowing Ryan Bowen to start at power forward for the injured Hornets. Byron Scott is unhappy with the recent energy levels of Hilton Armstrong and Melvin Ely, prompting the move while Tyson Chandler remains out with a sprained ankle. "I think Ryan brings that (energy),'' Scott said. "It's no secret that I'm not real happy with the way Mel and Hilton has played and we might as well go in a different direction.''
Jose Calderon is expected to start but Bosh is out for sure.
Jose Calderon (hamstring) is expected to play on Friday against the Hornets, according to the Toronto Star. The wear and tear that Calderon is showing this year, while getting the most run of his NBA career, is compounded by his year-round basketball schedule that includes playing in the off-season for Spain.
Chris Bosh (sprained right knee) will not play on Friday for the Raptors, according to the Toronto Star. Bosh has played in all 51 of the Raptors' games this season, and there are whispers that he has hit the post-Great Wall wall, after playing for Team USA for two of the last three summers.
