Another shocking news hit the Orleans: New Orleans Pelicans irreplaceable star player has been recommended by the owner to sacked first thing in the morning.
Another shocking news hit the Orleans: New Orleans Pelicans irreplaceable star player has been recommended by the owner to sacked first thing in the morning.
After hyperextending his left knee in the third quarter of Thursday’s 121-106 loss to Orlando, Ingram had an MRI.
The 26-year-old American’s checkup revealed a left knee bone bruise, and the Pelicans said he will get another evaluation in two weeks.
After hyperextending his left knee during the third quarter of Tuesday night’s game against the Orlando Magic, Brandon Ingram had an MRI.
An MRI showed a contusion of the left knee bone.
In two weeks, Ingram will undergo another evaluation, and there will be further updates.
It implies that during a crucial final stretch of the season, the Pelicans, who are currently 42-27 and seventh in the Western Conference, will be without their leading assist producer and second-leading scorer.
Ingram, who averages 5.8 assists, 5.1 points, and 20.9 points
will miss a minimum of seven of the Pelicans’ last 13 regular-season games. rebounds per game.
This includes games versus Boston, Phoenix, Oklahoma City, Milwaukee, and other strong contenders.
The earliest possible comeback date for him would be the home game against San Antonio on April 5.
In the battle for the final two playoff slots and the top two play-in spots, the Pelicans are two games clear of Sacramento and 1.5 games ahead of Dallas and Phoenix.
On ESPN’s Get Up!, Stephen A. publicly chastised Williamson for his weight.
Although he has been outspoken about Williamson’s weight, his most recent tirade was particularly vehement.
“Zion Williamson’s performance isn’t the point. It’s concerning the quantity of hamburgers he consumes “said Stephen A.
“And whether or not he is going to be in shape or is he going to keep eating McDonald’s and have chefs clamoring for him to come to their restaurants.”That’s what he needs to demonstrate, that the chefs no longer adore him, okay? that he’s dedicated to staying in shape and playing basketball.”
After noticing Stephen A.’s nasty tirade, the Pelicans’ social media team swiftly responded to him on the platform.
Initially, they shared a photo of According to Stephen A’s collegiate basketball statistics, he scored 1.5 points per contest.
They also uploaded a movie including clips of Stephen A. making bad baskets and tripping over obstacles.
