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Jalen Williams' Hamstring Woes Plague Thunder
21 May
Summary
- Jalen Williams exited Game 2 due to left hamstring tightness.
- He previously missed nearly a month with a similar injury.
- Williams played only seven minutes before leaving the game.
Oklahoma City Thunder's Jalen Williams experienced a setback in Game 2 of the Western Conference finals, exiting the game due to left hamstring tightness. This marks a significant concern as the injury involves the same leg he previously strained.
Williams had only managed seven minutes of play in the first quarter before being sidelined for further treatment. He had recently returned to the court after a near month-long absence due to a left hamstring strain, even playing 37 minutes and scoring 26 points in Game 1.
His departure led to Cason Wallace stepping in to replace him among the starters in the second half. The Thunder's ability to advance may hinge on Williams's availability for upcoming games.
