Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine underwent an MRI that revealed no "significant damage" to his knee. He will be reassessed early next week and is not expected to miss "significant time," the team announced Saturday.
Zach LaVine underwent an MRI this morning which revealed no significant structural damage to his left knee.
LaVine has begun targeted therapy and will be reassessed early next week when a more definitive timetable will be determined.
He is not expected to miss significant time.— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) January 15, 2022
— Zach LaVine (@ZachLaVine) January 15, 2022
LaVine left a blowout loss to the Golden State Warriors early on Friday night after injuring his left knee.
Coach Billy Donovan said Friday that LaVine was not travelling with the Bulls to Boston for their game Saturday. They visit Memphis on Monday before hosting Cleveland two days later.
LaVine tore the ACL in his left knee while playing for Minnesota in February 2017.
-- With files from Associated Press
