G Sergey Karasev hasn't done much with his chance in the starting lineup recently. He had nine points and was pulled early Tuesday, making it the fourth time in his last five games he failed to reach double figure scoring.

G Sergey Karasev started for the fourth time in five games on Monday. He played off the bench in his first 32 games this season.

G Segery Karasev contributed a career-high 17 points Saturday.

G Sergey Karasev made his first start of the season on Thursday night. He started 16 games for Brooklyn in 2014-15.

G/F Sergey Karasev, a second-year Russian player, went scoreless in almost 13 minutes off the bench in the Nets' loss to the Clippers. Karasev attempted only one shot, grabbed a rebound and committed a turnover. He earned a minus-10 rating during his short stint on the court.

G/F Sergey Karasev (sprained left ankle), who was injured in the loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday, was available to play Monday.

G Sergey Karasev sprained an ankle in the first quarter on Saturday and did not return. Karasev played only three minutes and had two points and two rebounds. F Andrea Bargnani sprained an ankle in the fourth quarter and did not return.

Karasev (knee) will sit out Thursday's preseason game against the Pistons.

Karasev resumed practicing last week, but the Nets want to give him a little more time off before using him in game situations. The guard has been rehabbing his right knee for months after dislocating his patella and tearing his MCL last March.

Karasev (knee) participated fully in Wednesday's practice, Newsday's Rob Boone reports.

The Nets gave Karasev a recovery day Thursday, but that was likely just a precaution with the swingman working his way back from the dislocated patella and torn MCL in his right knee that ended his 2014-15 campaign prematurely. Karasev's participation in full practice demonstrates that his knee is fully healthy at this point, but that might not be enough to keep Karasav from plunging further down the Nets' depth chart on the wing this season. After the Nets added Wayne Ellington and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson to their roster in the offseason, Karasev could have difficulty replicating the 16.8 minutes per game he averaged a year ago.

Karasev (knee) posted a video of himself dunking for the first time since undergoing season-ending knee surgery in March, NetsDaily reports.

Karasev pulled out of EuroBasket to continue rehabbing his surgically repaired right knee. He's expected to make a full recovery by training camp, but his role on the team is uncertain. He started 16 times last season and played 27 minutes per start. However, he eventually lost his job to Bojan Bogdanovic and was moved to the end of the rotation.

Karasev (knee) won't participate in EuroBasket and hasn't fully recovered from right knee surgery, NetsDaily.com reports.

Karasev suffered a dislocated patella and torn MCL, ending his season in March. His goal is averaged 4.6 points and 2.0 rebounds in 17 minutes per game for the Nets last season but lost his spot in the rotation once the calendar struck 2015.

Karasev (knee) appeared in 33 games for the Nets this season, making 16 starts and averaging 4.6 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 16.8 minutes per game.

Karasev, who was traded from Cleveland to Brooklyn over the summer, was in and out of the rotation for most of the season. After being glued to the bench in November, Karasev broke into the rotation in December, averaging 8.6 points and 3.1 rebounds in 27.0 minutes per game for the month as Mirza Teletovic missed time with a hip injury. However, Karasev's playing time gradually weaned as the calendar turned to January, and by the start of February he was back to seeing DNP-CDs on most nights. Karasev continued to see marginal playing time until his season came to a premature end in mid-March due to a torn MCL and dislocated patella in his right knee. Karasev's rehab is moving along as expected, and he said he hopes to begin contact work by August with the goal of being ready for the start of training camp. The 21-year-old is under contract for $1.6 million in 2015-16.

Karasev (knee) is targeting August for a return to contact work, Stefan Bondy of the New York Daily News reports.

Karasev said he is yet to begin running since dislocating his patella and tearing his MCL in March, but he's progressing as expected and remains on track to be ready for training camp.

Karasev (knee) is expected to be ready for 2015-16 training camp.

Karasev underwent successful surgery Friday to clean out the damage of his right patellar dislocation. The doctors anticipate a full recovery but the 21-year-old will still miss the rest of the season.

Karasev (knee) as been diagnosed with a dislocated patella and torn MCL in his right knee, NBA.com reports.

Karasev went down during the fourth quarter of Tuesday's game against New Orleans and had to be carried off the floor. He'll undergo surgery Thursday and will remain out for the remainder of the season. A timetable is expected to be provided following the procedure.

Karasev (knee) will not play Wednesday against the Heat.

Karasev was carried off the floor Tuesday after suffering a right knee injury. The initial diagnosis was a sprain, but he'll undergo further tests Wednesday with the team expected to release more information later in the afternoon. With Markel Brown (ankle) and Alan Anderson (back) both doubtful Wednesday, the Nets will turn to Jarrett Jack and Bojan Bogdanovic for increased minutes.

Karasev suffered a sprained knee in Tuesday's game and will undergo further examination Wednesday, Andy Vasquez of The Record reports.

Karasev suffered the knee injury on a screen late in Tuesday's game and did not return. Wednesday's medical examinations will uncover the extent of Karasev's knee injury, but he should be considered questionable for Wednesday's game against Miami. A rash of injuries to other Brooklyn guards during Tuesday's game caused Lionel Hollins to deploy the rarely-used Karasev.

Karasev (illness) was active for Saturday's game, but was not called upon to remove his warm-ups, leading to a second consecutive absence for the second-year guard.

The illness that forced him to miss shootaround Friday was obviously a factor in both Friday and Saturday's absences, but he was available to play, garnering a second straight DNP-CD. Karasev's fantasy value had all but evaporated with his demotion from the starting lineup, playing just 22 total minutes in three games off the bench.

Karasev (illness) did not play in Friday's game against the Wizards, despite a pre-game announcement that he would be available.

Karasev was officially a CD-DNP, but it is not clear if the decision was precautionary. Though Karasev is averaging 18 minutes per game this season, his minutes were in sharp decline over the previous several games before getting sick.

Karasev (illness) will be available for Friday's game against the Wizards, Newsday reports.

Karasev came down with an illness and was forced to miss the morning shootaround. That normally doesn't bode well for his status later in the day, although he'll be available against the Wizards nonetheless.