Summary
Darius Garland, a player for the Cleveland Cavaliers, is recovering from toe surgery and recently participated in a short practice session. While it's uncertain if he will play at the start of the regular season, this activity is a positive sign in his recovery. The team remains cautious to avoid possible setbacks as they plan for the season without him if needed.
Key Facts
- Darius Garland is an All-Star guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
- He had surgery on his left big toe during the offseason.
- Garland recently joined a brief five-on-five practice session, which is part of his recovery process.
- The team is not sure if Garland will be ready for the start of the regular season.
- The injury required using a toe spacer and a steel plate during games last season.
- His recovery was initially expected to take four to five months.
- Garland has been working on strength and conditioning during his recovery.
- The Cavaliers have alternative players ready if Garland cannot start the season.
