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Hornets C Mark Williams injures foot
What are the Implications of Mark Williams Foot Injury for the Hornets?
Williams spent the majority of last season dealing with a lower back injury and there was a lot of concern already with that issue. Now adding on the new injury to his foot, which
Hornets hit with Mark Williams injury blow ahead of 2024-25 season
Hornets center Mark Williams was given a recent injury update following an offseason workout ahead of the 2024-25 season
Hornets’ center Mark Williams has strained tendon in left foot, to be re-evaluated in two weeks
Williams “suffered a strained tendon in his left foot during an offseason workout [Thursday]. Williams will miss the team’s training camp and be re-evaluated in two weeks,” the team announced. Williams was reportedly seen in a walking boot in Charlotte.
Charlotte Hornets' Center Mark Williams Out with Foot Injury as Training Camp Approaches
Hornets' center Mark Williams suffers foot injury, sidelining him from upcoming training camp and requiring re-evaluation in two weeks.
Here are the Charlotte Hornets’ biggest question marks heading into NBA training camp
So far, the answer is no. Things are already off to a rough start the big man entering his third season. Mere days before the start of camp, the Hornets announced Williams strained a tendon in his left foot during an offseason workout Thursday, and he’ll be out until he’s re-evaluated in at least two weeks.
Hornets C Mark Williams injures foot ahead of training camp
The 7-foot Duke product will be sidelined when the team heads to Durham for training camp and will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
Hornets' Mark Williams: Strains tendon in foot
Williams (back) has suffered a tendon strain in his left foot and will be re-evaluated in two weeks, Tim Bontemps of ESPN.com reports. Williams played just 19 games in the 2022-2023 season due to a back injury.
Charlotte Hornets Roundtable: Detecting the Biggest Concern Aside from Health
Injuries have bothered the Charlotte Hornets over the past two years and while we all understand the overall health of this team will greatly impact their abili
Hornets’ injury woes begin early as key starter to be sidelined for NBA training camp
Mark Williams’ training camp is already over before it even begins. The Charlotte Hornets announced late Friday night that the third-year center suffered a strained tendon in his left foot during an offseason workout Thursday, sidelining him for at least two weeks.
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Charlotte Hornets’ injury woes begin early: Key starter sidelined for NBA training camp
Mark Williams’ training camp is already over before it even begins. The Charlotte Hornets announced late Friday night that ...
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Who are the Charlotte Hornets most important bench pieces?
T he Charlotte Hornets roster has some serious top-end talent. Lamelo Ball, Brandon Miller, Miles Bridges, and Mark Williams ...
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