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Wizards' Sarr Broke Foot in Workout, but Team Says He's Expected to Recover Before Next Season
The Wizards center is expected to be ready for next season, but the injury adds to concerns about his durability.
- Washington Wizards center Alex Sarr underwent surgery to repair a fractured right foot on Monday, according to a team announcement.
- Sarr sustained the injury during an offseason workout last week, a significant setback for the player poised for a breakout third season.
- Dr. Martin J. O'Malley performed the procedure at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, addressing the fracture sustained during training.
- Team officials expect Sarr to be fully healthy before the 2026-27 season begins in roughly four months, though the exact recovery timeline remains unknown.
- This injury complicates Washington's playoff expectations for next season as the roster integrates new stars Trae Young and Anthony Davis alongside the upcoming top draft pick.
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Wizards' Sarr broke foot in workout, but team says he's expected to recover before next season
The Washington Wizards say big man Alex Sarr had surgery to repair a broken right foot after he was injured during an offseason workout.
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Wizards Star has Surgery After Injury Sustained in Offseason Workout
Next season, the Washington Wizards are expected to compete in the Eastern Conference. After making trades for Trae Young and Anthony Davis, they are trying to win next season. Washington also owns the number one pick in the draft.This past season, one of their best players was Alex Sarr. He was the second overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft and was seen as a player they could build around for years to come. This past season, he averaged 16.3 poi…
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