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    Tatum Leaves Door Open for Return This Seas

    Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics)
    September 2025

    After tearing his Achilles during Boston’s title defense, Jayson Tatum suggested he has not ruled out playing in 2025–26. The six-time All-Star told NBC he rehabs six days a week with a goal of a full recovery, keeping fans optimistic. While some feared he’d miss the season entirely, Tatum hinted at a late return depending on progress. He emphasized caution and not rushing, referencing past long Achilles recoveries like Kevin Durant’s. Boston await updates as they prepare for life without their star forward.

    Mavericks Encouraged by Kyrie Irving Recovery

    Kyrie Irving (Dallas Mavericks)
    September 2025

    Dallas Mavericks received positive news as Kyrie Irving is reportedly “ahead of schedule” in his recovery from an ACL tear. Irving vowed not to rush back but could return in the second half of the season, boosting Dallas’ title hopes. Irving continues cautious rehab, training six days a week to ensure full fitness. With D’Angelo Russell filling in as starting guard, Dallas is patient but hopeful. Management believes Irving’s eventual return could transform a roster already stacked with talent into true championship contenders.

    Heat Face Dilemma with Injured Tyler Herro’s Extension

    Tyler Herro (Miami Heat)
    September 2025

    Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro is eligible for a $150 million extension this month, but uncertainty surrounds negotiations as he recovers from ankle surgery. The 25-year-old All-Star will miss the first eight weeks of the season, sidelining him for roughly 14 games. Herro is coming off a career-best season, averaging 23.9 points and 5.5 assists, but enters his seventh year at a crossroads. Already owed $31 million this season, his absence raises questions about the Heat’s direction after last year’s 37-45 finish in the East.

    Tyler Herro Vows Explosive Return After Surgery

    Tyler Herro (Miami Heat)
    September 2025

    Tyler Herro underwent foot and ankle surgery and will miss at least eight weeks. Posting from his hospital bed, he warned the NBA he’ll “tear the league back down” on return as Miami rely on him post-Jimmy Butler era. Herro averaged 23.9 points last season but faltered in the playoffs against Cleveland. Now Miami’s offensive leader, he knows conditioning is key to sustain impact. His rehab is timed for a November return, where he’ll look to cement All-Star status.

    Tatum recovery offers Celtics hope despite Achilles absence

    Jayson Tatum (Boston Celtics)
    September 2025

    Jayson Tatum continues recovery from a torn Achilles that sidelined him during last season’s playoffs. Celtics teammate Jordan Walsh provided a positive update, saying Tatum is “moving way better” and progressing well, though a 2025-26 return remains uncertain. Tatum suffered the injury in May against the Knicks, with Boston expecting him out until 2026-27. Walsh’s comments sparked optimism about a potential earlier comeback. Last season, Tatum averaged 26.8 points, 8.7 rebounds, and six assists, cementing his role as Boston’s cornerstone.

    Spurs Suffer Injury Blow Before Training Camp

    San Antonio Spurs
    September 2025

    A Spurs star has picked up a major injury before training camp, dealing a blow to postseason hopes. The team, led by Victor Wembanyama and new addition De’Aaron Fox, now face uncertainty after both stars endured serious setbacks last season. Wembanyama’s season ended in February with a blood clot in his shoulder, while Fox suffered tendon damage in March. Despite San Antonio awarding Fox a four-year, $229m max extension this summer, injuries continue to overshadow optimism for 2025–26.

    Pelicans’ Jose Alvarado Injured in AmeriCup

    Jose Alvarado (New Orleans Pelicans)
    August 2025

    Jose Alvarado suffered a stretcher injury while playing for Puerto Rico in an AmeriCup quarterfinal against Argentina. He had scored 25 points before being fouled in overtime. Puerto Rico fell 82-77 after Alvarado’s exit. The guard averaged career highs last season with New Orleans but missed 26 games due to a hamstring issue. His availability for the new NBA season remains uncertain.

    Pelicans Guard Jose Alvarado Suffers Scare in AmeriCup Quarterfinal

    Jose Alvarado (New Orleans Pelicans)
    September 2025

    Jose Alvarado was stretchered off after a hard foul in Puerto Rico’s AmeriCup loss to Argentina. He scored 25 points before the injury, raising concerns for New Orleans, who already battled multiple injuries during their 49-33 campaign in 2024-25.
    Alvarado landed hard while contesting a rebound, sparking fears of a serious setback. He later reassured fans he was “good” on Instagram, though no official timeline is set. With teammates Dejounte Murray, Herbert Jones and Trey Murphy also recovering, Pelicans face another uncertain injury-plagued start.

    Serbia Rocked as Bogdan Bogdanovic Exits EuroBasket Clash Injured

    Bogdan Bogdanovic (Los Angeles Clippers)
    Friday, EuroBasket group stage vs. Portugal

    Serbia’s second-most important star behind Nikola Jokic suffered a worrying injury late in the first half against Portugal, leaving for the locker room and not returning. His absence raises major concerns for Serbia’s title hopes.
    Bogdanovic had scored seven early points before limping off after a collision, shaking Serbia’s otherwise stacked roster. With Jokic, Jovic, Topic, and Vukcevic headlining, Serbia still boasts depth, but Bogdanovic’s two-way play and leadership make his health crucial moving into the knockout rounds.

    Cavaliers’ Strus Sidelined After Foot Surgery

    Max Strus (Cleveland Cavaliers)
    August 2025

    Cleveland guard Max Strus will miss three to four months after undergoing surgery to repair a Jones fracture in his left foot. The injury, suffered during offseason workouts, means he’ll likely miss the first months of the upcoming NBA season.
    Strus previously battled injuries, missing two months last season due to an ankle sprain. Since joining Cleveland on a four-year, $63m deal, he’s averaged 9.4 points and 3.2 assists, proving pivotal to their rise as Eastern Conference contenders. Recovery will be closely monitored.

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