Grizzlies are getting bad news again! Clark will miss at least six weeks, all three inside players are injured in the early stages of the season

On September 27, there is less than a month left before the start of the NBA regular season in the new season. Earlier today, famous reporter Shams reported that Brandon Clark will undergo surgery to treat knee synovitis, which means that all the Grizzlies' three inside players will no longer play in the early stages of the season.

Character Shams updated social media and talked about reports on Grizzlies center Clark's injury. Shams wrote: Grizzlies center Clark will undergo surgery to treat knee synovitis and will be reviewed in 6 weeks. Clark missed the end of the 2024-25 season with a sprained posterior cruciate ligament, but the injury has been fully healed and he is expected to be able to recover completely.

It should be noted that Clark's temporary truce means that the Grizzlies will lose three major insiders at the beginning of the new season, namely Jaren Jackson Jr., Zach Eddy and Brandon Clark. The specific situation is: Clark will undergo surgery to treat knee synovitis and will be reviewed 6 weeks later; Edie will be sprained with her left ankle and will miss the first half of the new season; Jackson will undergo toe surgery in the offseason and will miss 4-6 weeks.

For the Grizzlies, the serious lack of inside will undoubtedly affect their prospects for the new season. Among the top 100 ESPN star selection, Jaren Jackson Jr. ranked 33rd and the highest-ranked player in the team. Zach Eddy was also successfully ranked 88th. In the last season, the Grizzlies ended up only ranked 8th in the West. Given the fierce competitive environment in the West, if the start is unfavorable, it is likely that the Grizzlies will be eliminated from the start of the season.

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