Jarrett Jack is dealing with a sore left hamstring but is probable for Brooklyn's game against Atlanta on Wednesday, ESPN's Mike Mazzeo reports.

Jack is dealing with a sore left hamstring, but is probable for Brooklyn's game against Atlanta on Wednesday, ESPN.com's Mike Mazzeo reports.

Analysis:

Jack has put up solid numbers in his first three starts this season, averaging 14 points, four rebounds, and 6.7 assists. The veteran point guard is an integral part of the Nets' offense, and when he is healthy, he's capable of putting up useful numbers due to his high minutes load. It's important to note that this left hamstring is the same lingering issue that kept Jack out for part of the preseason and the Nets' season opener, but if he is able to continue performing at a high level, he shouldn't sacrifice too much playing time.