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Aaron Brooks Injury: Updates on Bulls Guard's Hamstring and Return

Tyler ConwayNov 18, 2015

Chicago Bulls guard Aaron Brooks left a Nov. 18 win over the Phoenix Suns with a left hamstring strain and has yet to return to the lineup; however, it appears he is back to full fitness.

Continue for updates.

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Brooks is coming off the bench in Wednesday night's game, according to Cody Westerlund of CBS Chicago.com.

Brooks' Injury Has Tested Bulls' Depth

The combo of Hinrich and Brooks in many ways eclipsed any performance by Derrick Rose this season, though they're both lacking on the defensive end.

Rose was originally sitting out with an ankle injury of his own, which stretched the Bulls very thin in the backcourt before his return. Without Brooks Chicago would be stuck playing a point guard rotation of Hinrich and E'twain Moore should anything happen to Rose. Not exactly an ideal scenario if the Bulls want to be the first team to knock off the defending champs this season.

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