Zach LaVine had initially hoped to steer clear of undergoing surgery on his injured right foot. However, an external evaluation compelled him to recognize the necessity of the procedure.
Speaking publicly for the first time since the February 8 operation that brought his season to a close, the Bulls guard revealed that he had been attempting to play for months despite dealing with a floating bone in his foot.
“I was pretty much trying to figure out every way not to,” he said of having the foot operated on.
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