On October 28, Beijing time, according to ESPN reporter Jamal Collier, Chicago Bulls core Zach Lavin underwent an MRI examination yesterday, showing a left thumb strain. He played against the Bulls and Raptors with injuries.
In training today, Lavin wrapped a bandage around his left thumb. He took part in some training, but not all.
"I think it's time to try to find ways to control the pain and keep it safe." Lavin said, "Let's move on to the front." If I plan to continue playing, I will get more information. ”
If discomfort continues to appear next, the Bulls do not rule out the possibility of giving Lavin a break.
After today's training session, LaVine practiced dribbling with the Bulls assistant coach and tried some shots. He tested whether he felt comfortable playing with his thumb wrapped around a bandage.
LaVine is the Bulls' number one scorer, averaging 25.5 points per game and shooting 50 percent from the field and 44 percent from three-point range. Tomorrow morning, the Bulls will host the Knicks. The team won four consecutive seasons for the first time since the 1996–97 season.
Source: NBA official website