Live Bar, November 16, according to the grizzly official announcement, team guard Bain was diagnosed as a second-level sprain of the right big toe and will be reevaluated in 2-3 weeks.

Jeff Stotts, an injury expert, wrote an article to analyze the related injuries. It is written in the article that overstretching of the big toe joint will lead to sprains of the surrounding ligament, which will make the affected people suffer considerable pain, especially when bearing weight. The joint of the big toe is an important lever for pushing and jumping. In this kind of exercise, it usually bears more than 70% of the human body weight. This kind of injury will limit its function, and it will often appear repeatedly, which is easy to aggravate or get injured again.

Since the 2005-06 season, NBA has had more than 150 injuries caused by big toe sprains, with an average absence time of about 10 days (about 4 games). Bain is currently diagnosed with secondary sprain, which means that the injured ligament has been partially torn, so its expected absence time is longer than the average time. Grizzly bears have shown a tendency to adopt conservative treatment, so Bain’s actual return time will be in the final stage of the expected time.

Bain has played 12 games on behalf of the grizzly bear this season, with an average of 24.7 points, 4.9 rebounds and 4.8 assists, with a three-point hit rate of, all of which are career highs. It is worth mentioning that his number of free throws has also increased significantly (2 games last season and 4.8 games this season).