(Associated Press)

76ers swingman Evan Turner is suffering from right knee soreness.

Turner, who sustained the knee pain in Saturday’s 116-106 loss at Milwaukee, “did pull up lame today,” coach Brett Brown said. The fourth-year man was on the court briefly Sunday, as the team went through a light practice that largely involved stretching and recovery conditioning following games on back-to-back nights.

Brown said Turner would be a game-time decision if the Sixers had a game in the near future. Given that the Sixers (8-20) don’t play again until Saturday in Phoenix, Brown sounded optimistic that Turner shouldn’t miss any time.

“He has a sore knee. It’s nothing to be concerned about,” Brown said. “He played a lot of minutes the night before in a tough win (Friday in overtime against Brooklyn). He had a great game.”

Turner, the Sixers’ leading scorer, is averaging 19.3 points, 6.6 rebounds and 4.1 assists. He’s the only player to have appeared in all of the Sixers’ 28 games.