Agent for Fultz: "Markelle had a cortisone shot on Oct.5, fluid was put into his shoulder"
Sixers rookie Markelle Fultz received cortisone shot in shoulder, agent revises
The agent for Markelle Fultz revised his own version about the treatment the rookie received early on October.
Per ESPN, "He had a cortisone shot on Oct. 5, which means fluid was put into his shoulder -- not taken out," agent Raymond Brothers told ESPN on Tuesday night. "My intention earlier was to let people know that he's been experiencing discomfort. We will continue to work with (Sixers general manager) Bryan Colangelo and the medical staff."
Sixers officials confirmed to ESPN a treatment took place several weeks ago and Fultz's inflammation and symptoms have improved.
Second opinions also have confirmed the 76ers' ongoing treatment plan of physiotherapy, team sources said.
Per ESPN, "He had a cortisone shot on Oct. 5, which means fluid was put into his shoulder -- not taken out," agent Raymond Brothers told ESPN on Tuesday night. "My intention earlier was to let people know that he's been experiencing discomfort. We will continue to work with (Sixers general manager) Bryan Colangelo and the medical staff."
Sixers officials confirmed to ESPN a treatment took place several weeks ago and Fultz's inflammation and symptoms have improved.
Second opinions also have confirmed the 76ers' ongoing treatment plan of physiotherapy, team sources said.
E. Carchia
@Sportando
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