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Top NBA prospect Chet Holmgren to miss entire season with foot injury

By Jacob Lev, CNN

Updated 0940 GMT (1740 HKT) August 26, 2022

Much was expected from Chet Holmgren for the upcoming season.

(CNN)Oklahoma City Thunder rookie Chet Holmgren will miss the upcoming season with a foot injury, the team announced on Thursday.

Holmgren, who was selected second overall in this year's draft out of Gonzaga University, was diagnosed with a Lisfranc injury in his right foot — affecting the area between the mid and forefoot. The 20-year-old Holmgren appeared to have suffered the injury last Saturday while participating in a pro-am game in Seattle which featured NBA stars LeBron James, Jayson Tatum and first overall pick Paolo Banchero, among others.«Certainly, we are disappointed for Chet, especially given the excitement he had about getting on the floor with his teammates this season,» Thunder general manager Sam Presti said in a statement. No. 2 overall pick Chet Holmgren shines in NBA Summer League debut as he sets record«We know Chet has a long career ahead of him within our organization and the Oklahoma City community. Read More»One of the things that most impressed us during the process of selecting Chet was his determination and focus. «We expect that same tenacity will carry him through this period of time as we work together and support him during his rehabilitation.»It comes after Holmgren impressed during this year's Summer League — an off-season competition in which teams predominately play rookies, second year and fringe NBA players to give minutes to developing talents and see who fits and who doesn't.In one particular victory over the Utah Jazz earlier this summer, Holmgren wowed the fans in his 24 minutes on the court, setting records as he went.The big man finished with 23 points —
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