On May 6, Beijing time, the Warriors officially announced that Peyton Jr. not only fractured his left elbow, but also suffered ligament and muscle injuries, and he would be reviewed in two weeks, in other words, Peyton Jr. was injured for at least 2 weeks, missing the remaining games of the Western Conference semifinals due to injury, and there was no specific comeback schedule.
Payton Jr. suffered a vicious crime and suffered a serious injury, Dillon Brooks was suspended by the league for a foul injury, about $84,000; not long ago, Warriors coach Kerr talked about Dillon being suspended once, saying: Don't care, Peyton Jr. will miss the game in the coming weeks, which is the only thing we care about.
Kerr also said Payton Jr. was going to be absent for a long time, he was crushed and we all felt sorry for Gary.
Warriors reporter Anthony Slater posted a photo of today's Warriors routine training, Payton II, who could not participate due to injury, pushed open the door of the training ground and watched the whole team train behind the door, the reporter wrote: Payton also hid his injured left elbow behind the door when paying attention to the training of the whole team.
In this year's playoffs, what should have been a good opportunity for Payton Jr. to prove himself was injured by Dillon's evil criminals; he stood at the door and peeked at his teammates' training scenes, which was too tear-inducing, and it was obvious that Payton Jr. wanted to play.
In this year's playoffs, Payton Jr. has played 7 games (2 starts), averaging 6 points, 3 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.7 blocks in 16 minutes per game, and I hope he will return from injury as soon as possible.
Green also attended full training, his eyes are still swollen, met with a medical expert yesterday, and is expected to play in the third game of the series; the Warriors are currently 1-1 Grizzlies, and G3 will start at the Chase Center.