May 6, 2022
Milwaukee Bucks guard
George Hill (abdomen) is anticipated to suit up for the postseason battle against the Boston Celtics. The veteran hasn't played in nearly a month because of an abdominal strain. While the 36-year-old should get some action in Game 3, he's not expected to do much, although his presence could still negatively impact
Jevon Carter's workload. However, neither man will likely produce enough to make a difference for DFS managers searching for value on Saturday.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
May 6, 2022
Milwaukee Bucks point guard
George Hill (abdomen) is "very close" to making his return to the court, according to Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer. On Thursday, Hill essentially went through a full practice. Following the practice session, Budenholzer said, "He pretty much did all of practice today, did some extra, some play group afterward. I think we just gotta see how he comes out of that & hopefully he's good. But he's very close." Hill has been out since the final weekend of the regular season due to an abdominal strain. His next chance to play will be in Saturday's Game 3 against the Boston Celtics.
--Andrew Ericksen - RotoBallerSource: Jim Owczarski
May 2, 2022
Milwaukee Bucks guard
George Hill (abdomen) is out for the playoff showdown against Boston on Tuesday night. The 35-year-old has been dealing with an abdominal strain, causing him to miss the entire postseason series versus the Chicago Bulls and the second-round opener against the Celtics on Sunday. It's unknown how much longer Hill will be sidelined. However, it doesn't matter, especially since the veteran likely won't see much action if he is cleared to return anytime soon.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
April 30, 2022
Milwaukee Bucks guard
George Hill (abdomen) won't suit up for the second-round series opener versus the Boston Celtics. The veteran didn't play during the first round against Chicago due to an abdominal strain, although had he been available, he may have gotten some work with
Khris Middleton (knee) sidelined. Nonetheless, the Bucks will probably continue to rely on its starting unit for most of Game 1. Yet,
Grayson Allen and
Pat Connaughton may get most of the minutes and opportunities to produce from off the bench on Sunday.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
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