The Hunts star, who was scheduled to return to parquet after the All-Star Carcass, is unable to recover and will meet with a specialist in the next day • Coach Kenny Atkinson pessimistic: "It's impossible to know when Curry will be back"
Kerry Irving. He's out of luck
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Apparently Kerry Irving's season is nearing completion. The Brooklyn star, who is scheduled to return to the pitches this weekend, will continue to get some rest due to the unfortunate shoulder injury, and the Hunts medical team has even hinted that Curry might not be able to play basketball this season.
Early Wednesday (Wednesday), team coach Kenny Atkinson confirmed the news and made it clear that Irving's injury did worsen, so he is expected to see a specialist, and will in fact be absent for an extended period. "It is impossible to know how long he will be absent because his shoulder continues to bother him," the coach explained.
It's no secret that Kyrie Irving has been unlucky this season. The Hunts star returned to parquet on February 2 after missing nearly two months following the same shoulder injury, but in the same match against the Wizards, suffered a severe blow to his knee and was again forced to go down to the locker room for treatment.
In total, Kerry missed 33 games this season. In games he took part in, the Guard posted a wonderful statistic line of 27.4 points, 6.4 assists, 5.2 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game.
