Milwaukee Bucks GM John Horst says Grayson Allen processed finger

Milwaukee Bucks GM John Horst says Grayson Allen processed finger

MILWOKY – John Horst, general manager of the Milwaukee Bucks, says Grayson Allen underwent a “minor procedure” on his left ring finger that left the 26-year-old guard with a seasonal injury.

“Most of the time, kids do maintenance-type, regular stuff in the off-season to get ready,” Horst said during pre-draft media availability on Friday. “It was good for him to go off-season. That would be fine. There is no lasting effect. “

Allen averaged 11.1 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 27.3 minutes in all three categories with the Bucks in his first session.

In the last six games of the Bucks’ seven-game Eastern Conference semifinals, he also recorded a career-high 40.9% in the 3-point category, 2-18-2 in a 3-point effort, 2-18-2. Boston Celtics. ,

Horst also said that forward Chris Middleton is recovering from a buck playoff with a medial collateral ligament in his left knee. The three-time All-Star injured his knee in Game 2 of the first-round series with the Chicago Bulls and did not play again.

,[He] Sounds great, I actually started my court work and got everything up, “Horst said.

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