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Things are tense for Zion, it is estimated he will need another operation
Not only has Zion Williamson not played this year, but there is a good chance he will undergo another operation if he can find a doctor with the problem in his injured leg.
THAT Zion Williamson he is still incapacitated and estimates for his return are far from optimistic because instead of counting down his return by erasing the days remaining, it is very likely that he will be taken to the operating room a second time and found at zero.
The 21-year-old Pelicans forward (1.98) broke his right leg in the offseason and underwent surgery and has been patiently struggling to get back up after special treatments. Initially, it was said that there was a possibility that he could catch the start of the current season, then play in mid-December and finally take the recovery.
None of the estimates have yet been verified as his condition was deemed terribly complicated. As it is said in the USA, he will probably have to undergo another operation. It’s a development that eliminates any possibility of activating it before the end of the season.
From his rookie season in the NBA to the 2019 pick, Williamson has only played 85 games, consistently playing under special supervision. Nevertheless, he had managed to leave his mark as a player 25.7 points, 7 rebounds and 3.2 assists per 31.7 minutes on the floor.
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