Memphis Grizzlies' Rookie Jaylen Wells Sidelined for Season After Terrifying Court Fall
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Memphis Grizzlies rookie forward Jaylen Wells is expected to miss the remainder of the 2024-25 NBA season following a severe injury sustained during a game. Wells suffered a concussion, a facial laceration, and a broken right wrist after a hard fall during a dunk attempt. The incident occurred when he was undercut by Charlotte Hornets guard KJ Simpson, leading to immediate medical attention and a 23-minute game stoppage. Despite the injuries, Wells is expected to make a full recovery.
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Jaylen Wells, a rookie forward for the Memphis Grizzlies, is likely out for the season due to a concussion, facial laceration, and broken right wrist.
The injuries occurred after a hard fall during a game against the Charlotte Hornets, when Wells was undercut by KJ Simpson.
The incident led to a 23-minute game stoppage as Wells was stretchered off the court and taken to Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center.
Despite the injuries, Wells is expected to make a full recovery.
Wells averaged 10.4 points and 3.4 rebounds in 79 games this season.
