DETROIT (AP) — Quincy Acy sat out the Brooklyn Nets' game Wednesday night at Detroit because of a sprained right middle finger.The Nets also were without Caris LeVert, who was evaluated for a possible concussion after being knocked out of Tuesday night's game against Houston by a pick by Nene.The Pistons are still without point guard Reggie Jackson, who is sidelined because of a sprained right ankle.Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson said before the game that LeVert was still being evaluated. He is also listed with a sprained right knee.Acy is averaging 5.7 points.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/tag/NBAbasketball

F Quincy Acy (left groin strain) returned after missing the previous three games.

F Quincy Acy (strained left groin) missed his second consecutive game on Tuesday night. He is day to day.

F Quincy Acy (left groin strain) missed his first game of the season Sunday.

The Brooklyn Nets plan to sit six players on Wednesday night in a game the Chicago Bulls need to win to clinch the No. 8 seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. The Nets announced Trevor Booker, Jeremy Lin and Brook Lopez will sit out due to rest, while injuries will sideline Quincy Acy (ankle), Joe Harris (shoulder) and Sean Kilpatrick (hamstring).The Bulls (40-41) enter the NBA's regular season's final night in a three-way fight with the Indiana Pacers (41-40) and Miami Heat (40-41) for the East's final two spots. If the Bulls win, they are in the playoffs.Should either the Bulls or Pacers lose, Miami can lock up a playoff spot with a win over the Washington Wizards.Chicago can give second-year coach Fred Hoiberg his first playoff appearance by beating the Nets (20-61). Brooklyn has the worst record in the NBA but is coming off a 107-106 win over the Bulls on Saturday."The big thing is it doesn't change our approach," Hoiberg said Wednesday morning of the Nets' players sitting. "We have a game plan that we had in place for whoever takes the floor for Brooklyn. We know it's a group that's going to come out and play extremely hard. They're going to play with great pace."

F Quincy Acy (ankle), G Joe Harris (shoulder) and G Sean Kilpatrick (hamstring) did not play Monday at Boston. All three will also miss the Wednesday night season finale at Chicago.

F Quincy Acy returned from missing two games with a sore left ankle and went scoreless in 15 minutes.

F Quincy Acy (sore left ankle) missed his second straight game Saturday against the Magic and eighth game overall.

PF Quincy Acy (left ankle soreness) was sidelined

F Quincy Acy scored 18 points off the bench to lead Brooklyn.

F Quincy Acy (sprained left ankle) missed his fourth straight game.

F Quincy Acy (sprained left ankle) missed his fourth straight game Monday.

F Quincy Acy (sprained left ankle) missed his third straight game on Friday nighta.

F Quincy Acy (sprained left ankle) missed his second straight game Wednesday against the Wizards. There is no timetable for his return.

F Quincy Acy (sprained left ankle) did not play Tuesday at Charlotte.

F Quincy Acy's second 10-day contract expires Sunday. The Nets will have to sign him for the rest of the season or cut him loose. "No decision has been made yet," coach Kenny Atkinson said.

F Quincy Acy's 10-day contract expires Thursday. Coach Kenny Atkinson said he likes Acy's energy and aggressiveness in the limited minutes the 26-year-old has played. Acy scored five points while playing only three minutes Tuesday.

F Quincy Acy signed a 10-day contract with Brooklyn on Tuesday. Acy said he is working to expand his offense away from the rim recently and thought it was among the reasons the Nets signed him to replace the roster spot of F Anthony Bennett. Acy became the 18th player used by the Nets when he played the final 1:18 against the Hawks and scored four points.

PF Quincy Acy took full advantage of the Kings' short-handed roster by hoisting 12 shots in 29 minutes off the bench. He missed nine of them, including going 1-for-6 from behind the arc while finishing with 10 points. Acy previously attempted more than three 3-pointers only once this season.

F Quincy Acy had a promising start Wednesday with five points in the first quarter. Then, like much of the Kings' lineup, he cooled off, finishing the game with nine points after being held scoreless in the second quarter.