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Mavs’ Porzingis to miss the rest of the series VS Clippers!

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4 years ago

August 29, 2020

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Mavs’ Porzingis to miss the rest of the series VS Clippers!

Mavs’ Porzingis to miss the rest of the series VS Clippers! This hurts big time for the Mavericks as their big man, Porzingis, is out with a right knee injury. The right knee injury would be a lateral meniscus tear In his right knee, this forces him to sit out the remainder of the first-round playoffs.

This has been an on-going injury as he suffered this injury since the start of Playoff Series verses the Clippers. Even though he hasn’t been fully healthy in Game 2 and Game 3; he was able to help his team in the rebounding and scoring category. That resulted in one win and one lose.

Now, what is interesting, is that he wasn’t listed as injured with a knee injury until a few minutes before the tip. That is when he started to experience soreness in his right knee, that was in Game 4. Then for Game 5, he just didn’t play. Listed out the morning of the game.

Porzingis knees are going down the drain, they really are. Between the torn ACL injury he suffered in 2018 with the Knicks (left knee), to have soreness all the time, not being able to get full blast some times, and to now having his right knee getting affected now. He hasn’t been the same, powerful, destructive layer we all knew before his torn ACL injury in 2018. He needs to rebound, especially after signing that HUGE contract a little while ago with the Mavs.

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Kawhi Leonard Uncertain For Season Opener

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3 months ago

October 15, 2024

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Kawhi Leonard Uncertain For Season Opener

Will Kawhi Leonard ever be fully healthy? Right now, that question cannot be answered as the Los Angeles Clippers are dealing with him trying to suit up for a preseason game.

The 33-year-old has not played in a preseason game yet, and now, Leonard will be out for the final game before heading into the regular season.

In addition to him being out of this game, Leonard may be missing the season opener on October 23rd against the Phoenix Suns.

“Continue to keep rehabbing,” Clippers coach Ty Lue said when asked about the plan for Leonard this week. “Keep getting better. Keep checking the boxes.”

Right knee inflammation has been the culprit in Leonard’s long road to recovery, as it is attacking his surgically repaired knee.

Since last season, Leonard missed the final eight games of the regular season and only appeared in two playoff games due to inflammation and, in general, knee injuries.

“We’re just taking it slow, day by day and just trying to get me back on the floor. Once those conversations come, we’ll see what they’re talking about [on the best approach for back-to-backs].” Kawhi Leonard lets people have a peek at what’s happening.

Leonard is entering the first year of his new max veteran contract. For reminder, he is making $149.5 million over the next three seasons.

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PJ Tucker Walks Away From The Clippers

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4 months ago

October 6, 2024

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According to Marc Stein, PJ Tucker has informed the Los Angeles Clippers that he is stepping away from the team for the foreseeable future.

Los Angeles released a statement saying the relationship was mutual and that they’ll work to “find the best solution for him moving forward.”

The 39-year-old opted into his $11.5 million player option for this season.

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Kawhi Leonard Intends To Play In Season Opener

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4 months ago

October 1, 2024

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Kawhi Leonard Intends To Play In Season Opener

According to the man, Kawhi Leonard plans to play in the Los Angeles Clippers’ season opener.

Despite recovering from surgery on his right knee, the 33-year-old is very optimistic about his chances to play. If he were to play, it would be in 22 days at home against the Phoenix Suns.

“We’ll figure it out. I’m happy that I’m feeling good and it’s feeling a lot better than it was.”

Leonard remains cautious and has felt great the past month; this is all the right stuff fans want to hear from their franchise leader.

“We’re taking it day by day,” Leonard said. “Everything has been going great for the past month, but being very cautious for reasons in the past we haven’t been able to finish some playoff runs, so making sure we’re staying healthy for those important moments.”

Los Angeles had its media day yesterday, Monday, and it was very successful. One of the main highlights was the reporters’ conversation with the two-time champion.