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WNBA regular Napheesa Collier recently abandoned a game due to an unforced injury. Collier conceded mid-way in Minnesota Lynx’s eventual loss to their American rivals, the Connecticut Sun. As a result, her fans have been longing to know more about the basketball star’s current state.
Here are all the available details regarding the recent fitness issue faced by Collier.
Did Napheesa Collier suffer an injury?
Napheesa Collier recently suffered a foot injury.
In the late third quarter, the 27-year-old power forward was seen occupying a position on the left wing. After locating an open space, Collier made a cut to the basket but ended up harming her foot. She began to limp due to the pain and instantly signaled the dugout for a substitution. Having exited the court, she proceeded to sit on the bench for a while before proceeding to the locker room. That marked the end of her participation in the match, which the Lynx lost 73-78.
Prior to Napheesa Collier’s injury-driven departure, her side was leading the game by 55 to 53. The promising athlete was in red-hot form, having nabbed nine points, six rebounds, two steals, and two blocks before her unfortunate exit. Her eventual absence was felt in full flow as the Lynx went on to concede 19 points, with a meek response of 11 points scored, in a span of 10 minutes.
Napheesa Collier’s untimely injury has put a dent in what has been a sensational season for the WNBA starlet. Due to her brilliance, the Lynx were able to kick off their campaign with a record of 13 wins against three losses and even secured the Commissioner’s Cup title for the first time in the team’s history. Her fitness struggles also cast a shadow of doubt over her appearance at the Paris Olympics.
Nevertheless, the severity of Napheesa Collier’s injury is currently being assessed. As a result, the duration of her absence is currently unknown.
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