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Three NBA Players Ruled Out of Preseason Games

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Three NBA Players Ruled Out of Preseason Games

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De'Aaron Fox will miss a second straight preseason game for San Antonio with an undisclosed issue, while Keegan Murray is out for Sacramento's Thursday game against the Lakers and is considered day-to-day ahead of Saturday's exhibition. New Orleans' Dejounte Murray will also miss Thursday's preseason game, against the Heat, with a right toe contusion; coach Jamahl Mosley said the absence is precautionary. Fox and both Murrays are expected to have further opportunities to play in the preseason.

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