The Chinese agent of the small card: Leonard will fly over and appear if he does not play the All-Star Game due to injury
On February 14, Beijing time, when the Clippers officially announced that Leonard would miss the game against the Warriors on February 15 due to injury, now according to Leonard's Chinese agent and former NBA reporter Lu Yinqing, Leonard will not play this year's NBA All-Star Game, but he will fly over to make an appearance.
The Clippers have officially announced the injury report against the Warriors at 11 o'clock on February 15, and the team's absolute core Leonard will miss out due to a left adductor strain, and he will miss the focus of the Western Conference matchup against the Warriors.
According to Leonard's Chinese agent, former NBA reporter Lu Yinqing revealed the injury situation: "This season, Kazi (Leonard) worked diligently, grabbed the defense and offense, rushed to do the dirty work, and the No. 3 position that lost weight often went to the top 4 (No. 5) and No. 5 (No. position), Xiaoka, this kid is also too honest, and the third quarter injury is already hurting, and he doesn't say that he can still chase, until he can't help but say that it hurts until the third quarter, and then he didn't dare to let him go in the fourth quarter, but fortunately he didn't endure it in the fourth quarter and continued to play." ”
In addition, Lu Yinqing also revealed: "The all-stars went, and they flew over on Friday night, but if they didn't fight, they should be in a show." ”
Clippers reporter Law Murray also revealed: "Leonard will miss tomorrow's game with a left adductor strain, which means he will basically miss the All-Star break." The injury will take a few days to recover, and I think he's been in doubtful state at best in back-to-back games against the Thunder and Grizzlies after All-Star breaks. ”
Leonard has signed a three-year, $152.4 million contract extension with the Clippers with a salary of $52 million for the first year, which drops to around $50 million for the second two years, with no player option
Leonard averaged 24.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.7 steals per game this season, shooting 52.7% from the field and 45.3% from three-point range, and has entered the top 10 of the NBA's official MVP list.
Leonard has led the team to a 24-5 record in his last 29 games, and the Clippers have risen from 11th place in the West to 3rd in the West.
(Text/Drunken Sleeping)