9 months ago
Pelicans' Zion Williamson Out Indefinitely with Adductor Strain
Zion Williamson, a star player for the New Orleans Pelicans, is out indefinitely because of an adductor strain.
His coach, Steve V. Borrego, said that Zion is very disappointed but will support his team.
The coach also mentioned that this is a time for the team to grow stronger together.
Zion loves playing and is proud to be part of the Pelicans.
The team will miss him on the court but will support him during his recovery.
Zion Williamson is out indefinitely with an adductor strain.
Coach Steve V. Borrego expressed disappointment and support for Zion.
Zion is known for his love for the game and the city of New Orleans.
The team views this as an opportunity to strengthen their relationships.
Zion's absence is a significant blow to the New Orleans Pelicans.
- Who
- Zion Williamson, New Orleans Pelicans
- What
- Injury, adductor strain
- Where
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- When
- Indefinite period
- Why
- Injury sustained during a game or practice
Key facts
- Player
- Zion Williamson
- Team
- New Orleans Pelicans
- Injury
- Adductor strain
- Status
- Out indefinitely
- Coach
- Steve V. Borrego
Quotes
Steve Borrego
Head coach of the New Orleans Pelicans
“Nobody wants to be on the court more than Zion. This guy loves the game, loves this city. He wears this logo with great pride, as a badge. He wants to be out there battling with his teammates more than anybody. More than anything, he’s disappointed, but he’s here to support us, and we’re here to support him. This is a brotherhood, this is a family. As frustrating as it is for him, now’s the time to build our relationships even stronger.”
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