After missing five consecutive games due to a sprained wrist, James Wiseman will continue to be sidelined for the Warriors.
The 2020 No. 2 overall draft pick suffered his wrist injury on Jan. 30 against the Pistons.
Prior to Golden State’s tip-off against the Magic on Monday, Steve Kerr told reporters the young center is still dealing with pain in his injured wrist.
Although Wiseman’s wrist is recovering, the 19-year-old center won’t be available until his pain dwindles, per Kerr.
He had imaging done yesterday, which came out fine. He’s healing. Unfortunately, he still has pain. As long as there is pain in the wrist, we have to keep him back, Steve Kerr told reporters.
We just have to watch him over the next week and see how he does. Hopefully, the pain will subside, Steve Kerr told reporters.
Basically, the doctor does not want him on the court as long as there is pain. We’ll give him some time. We’ll see how long that will be, Steve Kerr told reporters
Injury Report: Warriors rookie James Wiseman (wrist) set to miss another 7-10 days
After missing five consecutive games due to a sprained wrist, James Wiseman will continue to be sidelined for the Warriors.
The 2020 No. 2 overall draft pick suffered his wrist injury on Jan. 30 against the Pistons.
Prior to Golden State’s tip-off against the Magic on Monday, Steve Kerr told reporters the young center is still dealing with pain in his injured wrist.
Although Wiseman’s wrist is recovering, the 19-year-old center won’t be available until his pain dwindles, per Kerr.
He had imaging done yesterday, which came out fine. He’s healing. Unfortunately, he still has pain. As long as there is pain in the wrist, we have to keep him back, Steve Kerr told reporters.
We just have to watch him over the next week and see how he does. Hopefully, the pain will subside, Steve Kerr told reporters.
Basically, the doctor does not want him on the court as long as there is pain. We’ll give him some time. We’ll see how long that will be, Steve Kerr told reporters