On February 5, Beijing time, according to ESPN fame Vaonarowski, the source is optimistic that Anthony's right hamstring strain is not serious, and he will enter the Lakers' daily watch list. Medical expert Evan Jeffries said that this shows that Anthony's hamstring strain is at most a first-degree strain, that is, the slightest level, and in general, this level of strain requires 7-10 days of rehabilitation.
"It sounds like Anthony avoided some serious injuries," Jeffries wrote, "and I expect the Lakers to be cautious about his injuries and avoid straining muscles again in the future." ”
Anthony was injured in the second quarter of yesterday's game against the Clippers. At that time, after completing a dry pull jump shot, he suddenly limped to the dressing room and touched the back of his right leg with his hand. Medical experts quickly determined that it was a hamstring injury, and Lakers officials subsequently announced that Anthony was withdrawn from the game due to a strained right hamstring.
Anthony is an important substitute scorer for the Lakers, and losing him has significantly reduced the Lakers' bench firepower. Against the Clippers, they ended up losing by 1 point. So far this season, Anthony has played in 50 games for the Lakers, averaging 13.4 points and 4.2 rebounds per game, shooting 39.2% from three-point range.
Evan estimates Anthony is out for 7-10 days, which games will he miss out on the Lakers? The Lakers will play against the Knicks on February 6 and the Bucks on February 9, Beijing time, and Anthony is expected to miss both games, and against the Blazers on February 10, he should not play. Us media believe that Anthony will get a week or so of rest and is expected to return in the game against the Warriors on the 13th.