Revealed: Zion Williamson's Status For Play In
The New Orleans Pelicans were in 3rd in the Western Conference on January 2nd. That was the last time that Zion Williamson played a game. Since then, they've gone 18-25 and dropped to the 8th spot. Now according to reports, it appears they'll be going into the Play-In without Zion.
Pelicans star Zion Williamson – sidelined since Jan. 2 with a hamstring strain – is unlikely to return to action in next week's Play-In Tournament, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium. The team has been cautious with Williamson's comeback as he continues rehab process.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) April 7, 2023
NBA Insider Shams Charania says Williamson's return to play from his hamstring strain is "unlikely" to come during next week's Play-In tournament.
The Pelicans released their own update, which certainly didn't make it sound like the dynamic scorer was coming back anytime soon.
“After further evaluation, it has been determined that Zion Williamson will continue his rehabilitation and conditioning regimen," wrote VP of basketball operations David Griffin. "We will continue to monitor his progression, and updates will be provided as warranted.”David Griffin announced the following update on Zion Williamson:
— New Orleans Pelicans (@PelicansNBA) April 6, 2023
“After further evaluation, it has been determined that Zion Williamson will continue his rehabilitation and conditioning regimen.
We will continue to monitor his progression, and updates will be provided as… pic.twitter.com/HgtClM5gmS
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