Clippers officially announced that Ka Jr. adductor strain: will miss the Warriors tomorrow Team reporters believe he may miss the All-Star

On February 14, Beijing time, the Clippers officially announced a bad news, the team's core Kawhi Leonard will miss tomorrow's game against the Warriors due to a left inner phone strain. This will be the fifth game that he has missed this season, and so far this season, he has averaged 24.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.7 steals per game, shooting 52.7% from the field and 45.3% from three-point range. In the first four games he missed, the Clippers went 2-2.

Clippers reporter Farbod Esnaashari followed up with a report that the adductor strain was a sudden problem, and it looked fine yesterday, but no one knows what happened last night. Hopefully, he can use All-Star weekend to recover quickly.

Jeffries, a medical expert, said it was worrying that Xiaoka's injuries were classified as "strains." The exact time to recovery depends on the severity. If it is a first-degree strain, it will take about 1-2 weeks of rest, but if it is a second-degree strain, it will need to be out of action for 3-6 weeks. Jeffries also said the injury could get worse if the card returns early.

Another Clippers reporter, Murray, said it could be a surprise if the injured card were to play in the All-Star Game. Now he needs some days to recover, and it looks like he's doubtful for the Thunder and Grizzlies back-to-back. According to the schedule, the Clippers will play back-to-back games against the Thunder and Grizzlies after All-Star Weekend, where they will play the Thunder on the road on Feb. 23 and the Grizzlies on the road on Feb. 24.

The Clippers have had an excellent season and are currently 35-17 under the Big Four, sitting third in the West. Health is the biggest concern that is holding the Clippers forward, and the injury to the Clippers is indeed a concern.