Milwaukee Bucks’ championship efforts are in danger, and Star Damian Lillard diagnoses deep venous thrombosis.
The all-star guard of Milwaukee Bucks, Damian Lillard, has deep venous thrombosis in the right calf, the team said.
According to the Bucks, Lillard has a blood -thinning medication that has stabilized his condition and he will continue to go through tests. The team did not provide Lillard’s return on Tuesday, and there would only be updates.
“Damian’s health is our priority No. 1,” said Jon Horst, General Manager of Bucks. “We will support him if he goes through his weekly trial of the strict criteria to ensure that it is certain for him. Doctors have announced that his situation is very unlikely that he will appear again. We are grateful that this is quickly identified and medically medical, which helps with recovery.”
The 34 -year -old Lillard last played with the Golden State Warriors on March 18, before setting the Bucks’s last three games with a game known as calf injury.
In his second season, Lillard achieved an average of 24.9 points, 7.1 assists, 4.7 rebounds and 1.2 steals per game. In 900 games with the Portland Trail Blazers (2012-23) and Bucks, he has a career average of 25.1 points, 6.7 assists and 4.3 rebounds per game.
The Bucks (40-31) still have 11 games in the regular season. They are currently in fifth place in the Eastern Conference classification and are a few tall men in Jericho Sims (thumb) and Bobby Portis JR (suspension).
