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Pacers' Haliburton Ready to Play After Achilles & Shingles Battle
13 Apr
Summary
- Tyrese Haliburton is back on the court after recovering from a torn Achilles.
- He also battled shingles during his challenging rehabilitation process.
- Teammates and coaches express excitement for his return to play.
Tyrese Haliburton addressed Pacers fans, signaling his imminent return to the court after a season-ending injury. He missed all 82 games recovering from a torn right Achilles tendon. During his rehabilitation, Haliburton also faced a challenging recovery from shingles, which occurred around the NBA All-Star break.
Haliburton recently participated in five-on-five drills, marking a significant milestone. Assistant coach Lloyd Pierce lauded Haliburton's diligent work ethic and his ability to connect with teammates, emphasizing his role as a "connector" who brings energy. Player development is ongoing, with Haliburton actively involved.
Forward Pascal Siakam echoed the positive sentiment, acknowledging the difficulty of Haliburton's journey. He expressed happiness for the star guard's progress and anticipation for his return to the game. The team, coaches, and fans are all eagerly awaiting Haliburton's comeback to the court.
