On May 6, Beijing time, when the Suns soared in the playoffs, but now the Suns officially announced a bad news, the team's forward player Saric has today's right knee meniscal arthroscopic surgery, announced in advance that the season reimbursement return date is undecided, and he has not played a game this season.
Saric, who made his debut No. 12 pick in 2014, played for Philadelphia for the first three seasons of his career and briefly played for the Timberwolves for one season. Saric joined the Suns from the 2019-20 season and signed a three-year, $27 million extension with the Suns in the 2020 offseason, which expires in the summer of 2023.
Saric in the G1 battle of the 2021 finals, accidentally suffered from a torn Cruci ligament in his right knee, resulting in direct season reimbursement, weakening the Suns' internal strength, naturally also the Suns could not stop the alphabet brother, 2-0 lead after losing 4 consecutive games, was reversed to lose one of the factors.
Saric was reimbursed for injury in the regular season this season, and even though there was news of a possible comeback in the playoffs, it ultimately failed to do so. Now, according to the sun's official news, Saric has undergone meniscal arthroscopic surgery on his right knee today, which also means that he has not been directly reimbursed for a game this season, and when he will be able to return is still unknown.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)