The NBA's November 10 Injury Report is a CVS Receipt of Broken Dreams

The NBA injury report for November 10 reads like a CVS receipt of broken dreams, but the real comedy is happening with the Milwaukee Bucks.

The Milwaukee Bucks are sitting at a catastrophic 1-9, and now Tyler Herro is questionable for tonight's game against the New York Knicks. Herro has been putting up 21.4 points per game this season, which is basically the only thing keeping Milwaukee's offense from looking like a YMCA pickup run.

"Underdog NBA tweeted a massive list of injuries, highlighting the sheer volume of players missing time early in the season."

On the other side of the floor, the New York Knicks might be without Josh Hart, who is questionable with an ongoing ankle issue. Hart is the engine that makes New York annoying to play against, and missing him changes the entire math for anyone looking at the lines tonight.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Clippers are just casually resting a massive chunk of their salary cap with Brandon Ingram and Bradley Beal both ruled out. Los Angeles is treating the regular season like a suggestion, which is great for their knees but terrible for anyone trying to figure out who is actually playing basketball on a Tuesday.

If you are firing up a fantasy lineup or looking at player props, this slate is an absolute minefield. The Oklahoma City Thunder have six guys out, the Orlando Magic are missing Paolo Banchero, and the Phoenix Suns have not even bothered to submit their homework yet because they are on a back-to-back.

Keep an eye on the final injury designations closer to tip-off. If Herro sits, the Milwaukee Bucks might actually find a way to fall to 1-10, which is the kind of rock bottom that usually ends with a very uncomfortable press conference.