Live broadcast on November 20, Shams and James L. Edwards III jointly reported that Corning Ham was afraid of suffering a stress fracture of the tibia and was currently considering whether to undergo surgery.

It is reported that the shin injury of Corning ham can be traced back to last season at the earliest, and then in this off-season in the past, this problem broke out again.

His current state of return was identified as unsettled. Currently, the situation of Corning Ham needs more time to be determined and is expected to be absent for a long time, but the source said, corning is doing everything possible to avoid surgery recovery.

Note: The recovery period of tibial stress fracture is about 3 months

He had missed five games because of his sore left calf. So far in the season, Corning has played 12 games with an average of 33.3 minutes, scoring 19.9 points 6.2 rebounds 6 assists 0.8 steals 0.6 cap, with a three-point hit rate.