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JJ Redick has been ruled out for tonight’s Sixers game against the Sacramento Kings, according to Serena Winters of NBC Sports Philadelphia:
JJ Redick (rest) will not play in tonight's #Sixers #Kings game.
— Serena Winters (@SerenaWinters) February 2, 2019
As Serena Winters notes, Redick is not playing simply for the purposes of resting, so there is no injury concern.
Earlier today, Shams Charania of The Athletic reported that Wilson Chandler will miss 2-3 weeks with a right quadriceps strain, so the Sixers will certainly be short-handed this evening. With two starters absent, it will be interesting to see who Brett Brown chooses to begin the game. He may opt to start Ben Simmons at the four, effectively replacing Chandler, and go with a back court of TJ McConnell and Landry Shamet/Furkan Korkmaz. Another option would be to start Jonah Bolden or Mike Muscala, allowing Simmons to stay at the one, with one of Shamet or Korkmaz replacing Redick. It is worth noting that Korkmaz seems to have fallen out of favor recently.