Zion Williamson's Final Injury Status vs Toronto Raptors
The New Orleans Pelicans are on a five-game losing streak and looking to break it when they host the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night. New Orleans is 4-14 on the season, which marks the worst record in the Western Conference. Injuries have derailed the start of the year, especially for some of their top players.
The Pelicans released their injury report ahead of the game, and Zion Williamson is out again with a hamstring injury. Williamson has played in just six games this year after having the healthiest year of his career last season, playing 70 games. The former all-star forward is averaging 22 points a game.
Williamson was recently in the news for parting ways with his agency, CAA, earlier this week. Per policy, the former Duke standout must wait 15 days before officially signing with a new agent. CAA represented Williamson since his rookie season in the NBA. There is no word who will represent the two-time all-star moving forward.
Zion's long injury history has created a stir among fans because of his lack of availability on the court. Since being drafted by the Pelicans in 2019, Williamson has participated in less than 50% of his team's games. He has yet to play in a playoff series, and now he is out indefinitely due to his latest hamstring injury. No timetable is set for his return as the Pelicans struggle to escape their early-season hole.
The Pelicans will welcome the return of guard Dejounte Murray, who fractured his hand in the team's opening game versus the Chicago Bulls. Tip-off at the Smoothie King Center is set for 7:00 p.m. CST.
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