The aspirations of Milwaukee Bucks Championship are in danger, and star Damian Lillard was diagnosed with deep venous thrombosis.
Milwaukee Bucks All-Star Guardian Damian Lillard has a deep vein of thrombosis at the right calf, Tim reported.
According to BUCKS, Lillard is on blood dilution drugs that stabilized its condition and will continue to undergo testing. The team did not provide a schedule for Lillard’s return on Tuesday, just saying that updates would be provided as needed.
“Damian’s health is our priority number 1,” Jon Horst Jon Horst said in a statement. “We will support him as he moves through his weekly process of strict criteria to ensure that he is safe to return to the game. The doctors stated that his situation is very unlikely to appear. We are grateful that it is quickly identified and drugs, which helps in recovery.”
Lillard, 34, was last played on March 18 at the Golden State Warriors before sitting on the last three games of Bucks with what was described as a calf injury.
Lillard records an average of 24.9 points, 7.1 assists, 4.7 rebounds and 1.2 stolen per game in 58 games (all old men) in their second season with Milwaukee. On average, there are 25.1 points, 6.7 assists and 4.3 rebounds per game in 900 games with Portland Trail Blazers (2012-23) and Bucks.
Bucks (40-31) remained 11 matches in the regular part of the season. They are currently holding fifth place on the ladder of the Eastern Conference and are a couple of large men in Jericho Sims (thumb) and Bobby Portis JR (suspension).
