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Panathinaikos’ Hayes-Davis Suffers Metacarpal Fracture, Out for About Six Weeks
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Panathinaikos’ Hayes-Davis Suffers Metacarpal Fracture, Out for About Six Weeks

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Panathinaikos forward Nigel Hayes-Davis suffered a fracture to the fourth metacarpal in his left hand during training.
  • Medical examinations at the YGEIA hospital confirmed the injury, which is expected to sideline him for about six weeks.
  • The club described the American player as an important part of its roster.

Panathinaikos will be without Nigel Hayes-Davis for about six weeks after the American injured his left hand in training. Medical examinations confirmed a fracture to the fourth metacarpal.

The injury occurred during the team’s training session on September 1. Hayes-Davis immediately went to YGEIA hospital for tests, which established the extent of the fracture.

The absence is a setback for Panathinaikos, which considers Hayes-Davis a key part of its roster. The club will now manage the team without him until he returns to action.

Panathinaikos BC announced the diagnosis with a message wishing him a speedy recovery.

Get well soon, Nigel.

— Panathinaikos BCThe club posted the message alongside its announcement about Hayes-Davis’s injury.
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