The Los Angeles Lakers will face the New Orleans Pelicans in Thursday night’s In-Season Tournament match. The Lakers power forward, Jarred Vanderbilt, is listed as probable for Thursday night’s semifinal clash against the Pelicans, according to the Broderick Turner of the Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Lakers Injury Update: Jarred Vanderbilt Returns from the Heel Injury
Jarred Vanderbilt has been missing out on some crucial games for the Los Angeles Lakers due to left heel bursitis. Vanderbilt was out for the first 20-season games.
The Los Angeles Lakers have advanced to the NBA Semi-Finals by beating the Phoenix Suns 106-103 on Wednesday night.
Look at Jarred Vanderbilt, you can’t teach this. pic.twitter.com/EEdSZxY8OQ
— Lobos (@LobosTequila) December 6, 2023
Jarred Vanderbilt made a remarkable comeback against the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night as the power forward was on the court for 15 minutes and averaged 1 point, 6 rebounds, and 2 assists.
Before the game against the Phoenix Suns, Jarred Vanderbilt was listed as questionable, but he was able to make it to the Wednesday night game. However, his performance was not as expected, but still, he provided some valuable minutes to the LA Lakers.
Will Jarred Vanderbilt Play Tonight? Los Angeles Lakers Eye Crucial Match Against New Orleans Pelicans
Jarred Vanderbilt will be a crucial player for Los Angeles as he is the primary defender for Brandon Ingram, who is one of the best young scorers in the NBA league.
The LA Lakers’ power forward has a minor heel injury due to which he has been listed as “probable” against the New Orleans Pelicans. The Lakers are closely monitoring Vanderbilt’s heel bursitis as it can flare up again.
Apart from Jarred Vanderbilt, the Los Angeles Lakers have some other players on the injury report, including the superstar LeBron James is day-to-day due to a calf injury, Anthony Davis (groin/hip) is day-to-day, and Gabe Vincent is out due to a knee injury.
