De'andre Hunter

De'Andre Hunter, Atlanta Hawks (Photo by Seth Wenig - Pool/Getty Images) How often has De’Andre Hunter been injured? Though his NBA career is quite young, Hunter has a history of reliability and durability. He rarely missed games in his two collegiate years as a Virginia Cavalier. Recently, the Atlanta Hawks...

The Hawks received some devastating news earlier this week when an MRI revealed that De’Andre Hunter had a torn meniscus, resulting in an announcement he would be out for the remainder of the postseason. It was the same knee that forced him to miss over three months of the regular season.

The Atlanta Hawks will be without wing De'Andre Hunter for the rest of the 2021 NBA Playoffs. Ahead of Game 3 vs. the Philadelphia 76ers, the Atlanta Hawks received awful injury news, as De'Andre Hunter will have surgery to repair a torn meniscus and be out for the rest of the season.

The Atlanta Hawks received the worst news on De’Andre Hunter prior to Game 3. He had some minor swelling in his knee per the Hawks update and underwent an MRI. This revealed another small tear in his lateral meniscus. This means that Hunter is undergoing surgery and is now out...

After De'Andre Hunter sat out the first two games of the Eastern Conference semifinals, the Atlanta Hawks forward's season has ended because of a knee injury. The Hawks announced Wednesday that Hunter will undergo surgery to repair a meniscus injury that will keep him out for the remainder of the postseason.

Atlanta Hawks forward De'Andre Hunter will miss the rest of the NBA playoffs because of a torn lateral meniscus in his right knee, the team announced Wednesday. Hunter, the team's top perimeter defender, experienced some mild swelling in his right knee prior to Game 1 against the Philadelphia 76ers in their Eastern Conference semifinal series, and he underwent an MRI that revealed a new small tear of the lateral meniscus.

The Atlanta Hawks were dealt a major blow with the news that came Wednesday morning as it was announced that De’Andre Hunter will miss the rest of the season and undergo surgery to his lateral meniscus. Hunter missed nearly two months from the end of March until mid-May and made...

The Atlanta Hawks have been dealt a significant blow, as the team announced Wednesday afternoon that second-year wing De'Andre Hunter will miss the remainder of the season with a torn meniscus. Hunter sat out the last two games for the Hawks in their second-round series against the 76ers with what the team originally called "right knee soreness." But after an MRI and a second opinion from a doctor, he'll undergo surgery to repair the tear.

If the Atlanta Hawks are to continue a magical postseason run, they'll have to do it without the services of forward De'Andre Hunter. The Hawks confirmed Wednesday that Hunter will miss the remainder of the playoffs because of a small tear of the lateral meniscus in his right knee:. It's...

View the original article to see embedded media. Hawks forward De'Andre Hunter suffered a small tear of his lateral meniscus in his right knee and will miss the remainder of the NBA playoffs, the team announced Wednesday. Hunter will travel to Los Angeles this weekend and will undergo surgery to...

Wednesday afternoon, the Atlanta Hawks announced that De’Andre Hunter will undergo surgery after an MRI showed a small tear of the lateral meniscus in his right knee. Hunter missed 49 games this season with pain and swelling in the same knee. The Hawks added that Hunter will miss the remainder...

Atlanta Hawks’ fans got some bad news on Wednesday as The Athletic’s Shams Charania reports that De’Andre Hunter’s season is over after opting to undergo meniscus surgery. Hunter missed Atlanta’s first two games in the second round against the Sixers with swelling in his right knee. An MRI later revealed...

De’Andre Hunter will miss the remainder of the season with a torn meniscus. Hunter began experiencing some mild swelling in his right knee before Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the 76ers. Head Team Physician Dr. Kenneth Mautner and Head Orthopaedist Dr. Kyle Hammond examined Hunter and suggested an MRI. The initial review revealed a new small tear of the lateral meniscus. Films from the MRI were sent to Dr. Neal ElAttrache of Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic in Los Angeles for a second opinion, who earlier today confirmed the tear and recommended surgery.

Hawks fans were hoping De’Andre Hunter would return during the series versus the 76ers after he was unexpectedly announced out for Game 1. But unfortunately, the injury to the second-year wing is much more severe than initially thought. After multiple MRIs, he was diagnosed with a torn meniscus and will miss the remainder of the season.