D’Angelo Russell is heading back to Brooklyn. After years away with the Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves, and Los Angeles Lakers, Russell was traded back to the Nets a few days ago. What will his second tenure in Brooklyn look like?

After an uneven season with the Los Angeles Lakers, D'Angelo Russell's return to the Brooklyn Nets may help him turn his year around.

The Brooklyn Nets announced Monday that Cam Johnson, D'Angelo Russell, more are questionable for Tuesday's game at the Portland Trail Blazers.

Cam Johnson and D'Angelo Russell will remain sidelined during Sunday's crucial draft positioning matchup with the Jazz.

On Friday night, the Brooklyn Nets will play the Denver Nuggets in Colorado. For the game, they will be without one of their best players, as D'Angelo Russell

Russell, who was drafted second overall by the Lakers in 2015, was traded to Brooklyn by the LA franchise in 2017. He was sent to the Nets along with Timofey Mozgov in exchange for Brook Lopez and the rights to Kyle Kuzma, who was taken 27th overall in the 2017 NBA Draft.

Brooklyn Nets face setbacks as D’Angelo Russell misses four games due to injury. Learn about his injury and recovery timeline.

Noah Clowney suffered a lower back injury late in the third quarter and did not return. Maxwell Lewis, who was traded to Brooklyn alongside Russell, played one minute, knocked down his first attempted, and had to be carried off the court after suffering an apparent left knee injury.

Cam Johnson and D’Angelo Russell returned Tuesday night for the decimated Nets, though Nic Claxton got added to their long injury list. Brooklyn had been winless in the five straight games that Johnson had missed with a right ankle sprain.

The Brooklyn Nets could welcome back two top offensive players during a key draft positioning matchup. Cam Johnson and D’Angelo Russell are questionable for Tuesday’s road meeting with the Portland Trail Blazers.