Raptors’ Leonard Finishes Swollen Knee Treatment, Begins Return to Play ‘Process’
The Raptors said Leonard finished treatment for left knee swelling and will be re-evaluated in one week as he starts a staged return.
- The Toronto Raptors confirmed Tuesday that forward Kawhi Leonard successfully completed treatment for left knee swelling and will begin his return-to-play process with progress updated in one week.
- Leonard has missed the last five games due to persistent swelling in his left knee; while an MRI showed no acute injury, he has a troubled history with both knees.
- During his first two games this season, Leonard averaged 19.5 points and 7.5 rebounds while shooting 32 per cent, and the Raptors have struggled during his absence.
- Head coach Darko Rajakovic stated on Sunday that Leonard is "doing well" as he works toward recovery, with the team choosing not to rush his return to the court.
- Leonard, a two-time NBA Finals MVP, previously led Toronto to a title in 2019, and the team remains focused on his long-term health rather than rushing his immediate availability.
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Kawhi Leonard is getting closer and closer to re-entering the alignment of the Toronto Raptors.
Kawhi Leonard Starting 'Return To Play Process,' Will Be Re-Evaluated In 1 Week
Kawhi Leonard completed treatment on his swollen left knee and is starting a "return to play process," according to the Toronto Raptors. Leonard's timeline will be updated in one week. The 35-year-old began the treatment after playing two games with the Raptors. An MRI showed no structural damage. Leonard is averaging 19.5 points and 7.5 rebounds this season.
Raptors Give Kawhi Leonard Injury Update Right After Clippers Game As Fans Turn Suspicious
Kawhi Leonard is gearing up for his return. But fans suspect a ploy behind his absence! The 2x NBA champ’s latest injury update was supposed to offer the Toronto Raptors some encouragement. After missing five consecutive games with swelling in his left knee, the team announced the star forward could return in a week. Yet […]
The return of the star to the court is underway after overcoming the first step of treatment for her knee. Her return is expected soon.The Toronto team hopes to have her back on November 11 against Boston, while updating her condition weekly.
[Sports Chosun Reporter Ryu Dong-hyuk] Is a restoration of honor truly possible? Kawhi Leonard, who has been harshly criticized as the worst superstar, has started his return. On the 4th (Korean time), ESPN reported, "The Toronto Raptors officially announced that Kawhi Leonard has completed treatment for left knee swelling and is beginning the 'return process.'" The media outlet added, "Toronto will release a further update on Leonard's conditio…
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