Thunder star Jalen Williams carries 'good energy' despite new hamstring injury
Oklahoma City Thunder star Jalen Williams suffered a Grade 1 left hamstring strain during Game 2 against Phoenix, and is expected to be re-evaluated on a weekly basis. Williams averaged 20.5 points and five assists through OKC's first two playoff games before the injury.
Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jalen Williams sustained a Grade 1 left hamstring strain during a Game 2 win over Phoenix. The team announced the injury on Thursday, and Williams will be re-evaluated weekly. NBA injury insider Dr. Evan Jeffries estimated a recovery timeline of one to two weeks. Williams has overcome several injuries this season, including a right shooting wrist injury and two right hamstring strains. Despite playing in a career-low 35 games, Williams has shown impressive strength, accuracy, and playmaking skills. He averaged 20.5 points and five assists in OKC's first two playoff games.
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