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The Philadelphia 76ers are not immune to setbacks, and on one of their most positive days of the season, with the return of Paul George to competition and a 96-111 victory over the Detroit Pistons, they had to face another major scare. The experienced forward had to leave the court with knee discomfort after an unfortunate play. The extent of the issue remains to be seen.

Paul George exited the game after this happened to his right knee (NOT the knee he just hyperextended for a second time) at 8:43 Q4.

George did not return to the contest, but the Sixers did have the game pretty much in hand at this point. Something to watch for updates. pic.twitter.com/bqiyrbQy4o

— Erin Grugan (@eringrugan) December 1, 2024

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Paul George da un nuevo susto en su regreso a las canchas con los Sixers

Fully recovering from injuries as complex as those suffered by Lonzo Ball is truly challenging, and even more so is regaining competitive rhythm on the court and avoiding muscular issues due to the physical demands that the body has forgotten after so long. The Chicago Bulls point guard had a stroke of bad luck and sustained a sprain in his left wrist, which will keep him out for at least ten days.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Lonzo Ball vuelve a lesionarse

There is nothing worse for an athlete than suffering an injury. That is what has happened to an up-and-coming star in the NBA, like LaMelo Ball, and to a role player in the Lakers, like Jaxson Hayes. The former will be out for a minimum of two weeks due to a small tear in his left calf. Meanwhile, the center re-injured his ankle sprain and will be sidelined for two to three weeks.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Lesiones NBA: Novedades importantes con LaMelo Ball y Jaxson Hayes