Los Angeles Clippers guard Bradley Beal remains sidelined from game action as he continues to navigate recovery issues during his latest basketball ramp-up.
The three-time All-Star is exactly one year removed from undergoing season-ending surgery designed to repair a fractured hip.
Although his hip has officially been cleared for activity, Beal continues to occupy a spot on the team injury report due to right knee inflammation.
While awaiting a clear timeline for his return to the court, Beal has maintained a positive presence by serving as a veteran leader who spends time talking with younger players on the roster.
Determining when the guard will actually be cleared to play remains entirely undecided.
Clippers coach Tyronn Lue provided an update to reporters on Nov. 12 regarding the ongoing difficulties surrounding the veteran player’s recovery process.
Clint coach Tyronn Lue told reporters on Nov. 12 that “Every time we get him on the court to do something three days in a row, then it’s like, it’s not good results,” according to Los Angeles Clippers reporting.
While the Los Angeles Clippers seem to be seeing strides made by some of their other injured players, Beal does not appear to be on the same positive trajectory.
The franchise continues to monitor his progress closely while hoping for better outcomes during future rehabilitation sessions.