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Anaheim, CA (SportsNhref="http://www.chinawholesalNEW YORK, N.Y. - Brooklyn Nets guard Deron Williams will be sidelined indefinitely after new testing on his sore left side revealed a fracture of his rib.The Nets said Thursday that an MRI revealed a fracture of the cartilage portion of the left 12th rib and that Williams will be evaluated in a week. There is no timetable for his return.Deron reported some soreness above this area over the weekend and as a result underwent imaging studies on Monday, which were negative. Yesterday during the game he reported a new onset of symptoms below the prior area of soreness. New imaging studies done today demonstrated the fracture, Nets medical director Dr. Riley Williams III said in a statement.The announcement provides some clarity to what has been a confusing few days regarding the two-time Olympians status since he was first injured Sunday in Miami.The Nets then listed him as probable for their game Monday against Dallas, even though Williams appeared in obvious pain at the end of Sundays game. He was later ruled out, but returned Wednesday against Boston after the Nets originally called him doubtful to play.Williams came off the bench late in the first quarter but made it just 4 minutes before having to come back out of Brooklyns 89-81 loss.Williams has battled injuries since signing a $98.5 million contract in 2012 and has been coming off the bench since returning from a two-game absence following a strained right calf. 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Phaneuf was out of the lineup, serving the first game of his two-game suspension however, winger Joffrey Lupul returned after missing seven games in a row due to a groin strain. He has eight goals and 15 points in 22 contests before the injury. Carlyle could give James Reimer his first career start versus the Blues tonight. Bernier is 2-1-0 with a 2.99 GAA in four starts against them. The Blues meanwhile, look to secure a second straight victory on Thursday night against the struggling Leafs. The Blues had lost three of four ahead of Tuesdays 2-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets. Alexander Steen had a second-period goal and Kevin Shattenkirk put home the deciding goal while on the power play with 3:02 remaining in the game. Shattenkirks third goal of the season changed direction on the way to the net after he took a feed from Derek Roy. 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