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Wo Shuai confirmed! Thick brow injury suspension for 21 days still no comeback timetable 37-year-old Zhan still has to continue to play center

On January 8, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, the Los Angeles Lakers, who have won 3 consecutive games, faced the Eagles today, before the game, the team's coach Vogel was interviewed by the media and talked about when the thick eyebrows will return.

Wo Shuai confirmed! Thick brow injury suspension for 21 days still no comeback timetable 37-year-old Zhan still has to continue to play center

Speaking about Anthony Davis before the game, Vogel said: "The team will not have any updates on the situation regarding Anthony Davis until it is re-evaluated four weeks after AD's injury. ”

Thick Brow suffered consecutive ankle and knee injuries in a game with the Timberwolves on December 18, 2021, and finally in a cover with James, he was accidentally injured by his opponent and hit his knee, suffering a strain of the medial collateral ligament of his left knee. It has been a full three weeks since he was injured.

Wo Shuai confirmed! Thick brow injury suspension for 21 days still no comeback timetable 37-year-old Zhan still has to continue to play center

This season, Thick Brow has played 27 games for the Lakers, averaging 23.3 points, 9.9 boards, 2.9 assists, 1.2 breaks and 2 blocks per game. During the Lakers' season of playing "small ball", thick eyebrows were undoubtedly the backbone of the team's attack and defense, but during his absence, the 37-year-old LeBron James was pushed into the center position.

Wo Shuai confirmed! Thick brow injury suspension for 21 days still no comeback timetable 37-year-old Zhan still has to continue to play center

However, during the time when James appeared in the team's starting center, the Lakers had more records and wins, which also made them adhere to this fast thinking, but it also accelerated the consumption of the 37-year-old Zhan, and the Lakers could only look forward to the early return of the thick eyebrows, rather than only watching the ball on the sidelines as a "cheerleader".

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