Kristaps Porzingis’ Return: Celtics Star Progresses in Rehab Ahead of Nets Game
- The Boston Celtics shared a video of him practicing on the court before their game against the Nets.
- Porzingis had surgery in June for a torn medial retinaculum in his left leg.
- Chris Forsberg, a Celtics insider, noted, “KP is lurking.” He observed that Porzingis's warm-up activities mirror those from the playoffs, suggesting he may be ahead in his recovery.
Kristaps Porzingis Progresses in Rehab
Kristaps Porzingis is recovering well from his leg injury. The Boston Celtics shared a video of him practicing on the court before their game against the Nets. The post highlighted his progress, indicating he is close to returning to the team.
Porzingis had surgery in June for a torn medial retinaculum in his left leg. Doctors anticipated a recovery time of five to six months.
Chris Forsberg, a Celtics insider, noted, “KP is lurking.” He observed that Porzingis’s warm-up activities mirror those from the playoffs, suggesting he may be ahead in his recovery.
Despite injuring his leg during the playoffs, Porzingis managed to play for 16 minutes in the NBA Finals. This week, the 10-3 Celtics defeated the Nets after losing to the Hawks. Porzingis has been traveling with the team as he continues his recovery and has attended both recent games.
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