Is Zion Williamson Playing Tonight vs the Clippers? Pelicans Release Injury Report on All-Star
The electric star, Zion Williamson missed out on the last game for the New Orleans Pelicans but the question is, will he feature against the Los Angeles Clippers?
Williamson is the player on everyone’s minds. The explosive power forward started off the blocks with quite the ferocity but he missed out on the last two games for the New Orleans Pelicans.
The reason? A right posterior hip/ lower back contusion kept the forward out of the games. But is he better?
Will Zion Williamson feature? New Orleans Pelicans release injury report ahead of their game against the Clippers
Good news, Pelicans fans!
Although Zion Williamson was listed as questionable at first by New Orleans, Woj has since been the harbinger of happiness for fans everywhere.
Zion Williamson will return to the New Orleans lineup vs. the Clippers today, sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) October 30, 2022
Unfortunately, Brandon Ingram remains out of the picture for the Pelicans. But at the very least, with their beast of the paint in the mix, this game is going to be a lot more interesting than anything anyone was expecting.
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