The cursed team? Many important Pelicans players suffered major injuries one after another!

According to ESPN reporter Shams, New Orleans Pelicans rookie Derek Quinn, who chose this year's 13th pick, received successful surgical treatment due to torn ligament on his left wrist, and is expected to re-evaluate his recovery in about 12 weeks.

You should know that Quinn is a rookie who is very optimistic about the Pelicans, and even wants to win the No. 23 pick this year and the first round pick next year. He also performed very well in the summer league, but he suffered such an injury without playing in an official NBA game.

Even Pelicans reporters couldn't help but post social media complaints: Now, the Pelicans will face this situation when the training camp is opened, with Trae Murphy, Herbert Jones, Dejunta Murray and Derek Quinn recovering after surgery.

If an injury is an accident, then the core players of the Pelicans suffered major injuries one after another, which seems to be a different meaning in it - Zion's attendance is worrying, and last season the Pelicans even reimbursed four main players in one season (Morray's Achilles tendon torn, Murphy and Jones' soft tissue torn, and Ingram's ankle injury) In addition, the Pelicans also suffered various fragmented injuries, and even allowed players with a short contract to play in the field for a 10-day starter.

No wonder Daniels faced the media's remarks "That ball will be cursed, I'm glad I'm no longer there."

However, compared to some unexplained factors, the Pelicans should first check the level of their own medical team and sports rehabilitation team. These departments are really to blame for so many injuries.