Anthony Black is out of action but showing steady progress in his recovery, according to Orlando Magic coach Sean Sweeney. Speaking to reporters, Sweeney confirmed Black participated in the team’s shootaround despite being officially sidelined.
“No setbacks, no,” Sweeney said when asked about Black’s condition. “He’s doing a good job, still ramping up and looked good. So, we’re excited with how he’s progressing and when he’s ready to go, we’ll get him out there.”
Black’s involvement in the shootaround indicates the team is cautiously optimistic about his return. While still listed as out, his ability to take part in practice activities suggests his rehabilitation is moving forward without complications.
The Magic have kept details about Black’s injury and the timeline for his comeback under wraps. Sweeney’s comments provide the clearest update so far, confirming the absence hasn’t been marred by setbacks.
Black’s return will be important for Orlando as they seek to improve their form this season. The young guard has shown flashes of promise when healthy, and the team is eager to see him back on the court contributing.
Sweeney’s remarks came during a media session before the Magic’s next game. The coach emphasized patience with Black’s recovery while noting the guard’s dedication to regaining full fitness.
For now, the Magic are monitoring Black’s progress closely and appear hopeful he will rejoin the squad in due course. Sweeney’s confirmation of no setbacks offers some reassurance to fans concerned about the player’s injury status.
According to Yahoo Sports.
