Frenkie de Jong to Miss Rest of La Liga Season with Ankle Sprain

Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong has been ruled out for the rest of the La Liga season after sustaining an ankle sprain in the El Clasico clash with Real Madrid. The injury is a major blow to Barcelona’s hopes of securing second place in the table, as they trail leaders Real Madrid by 11 points with just six games remaining. De Jong is also likely to miss the Netherlands’ European Championship campaign this summer.

Allen’s Ankle Woes Continue, Suns Offense Struggles in Game 2 Loss

Grayson Allen aggravated his sprained right ankle, forcing him out of Game 2. The Suns offense struggled, with Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, and Bradley Beal all shooting below 50%. Minnesota’s defense, led by Jaden McDaniels and Rudy Gobert, was relentless, and the crowd fueled the Wolves’ offensive surge. Despite some questionable calls, coach Frank Vogel maintained that the Timberwolves deserved the win.

Bengals’ Sam Hubbard Reveals Ankle Injury Was More Serious Than Initially Thought

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard has revealed that an ankle injury he suffered last season was more serious than initially believed. Hubbard dealt with the injury throughout the year, playing through it to record 58 tackles, six sacks, and 17 QB hits. However, his production declined in the second half of the season, and a fluoroscopy after the season revealed that it wasn’t a routine ankle sprain. Fortunately, Hubbard underwent successful surgery and is expected to be fully healthy for the start of the 2024 season.

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