Chet Holmgren set to return to NBA-best Thunder
[Inquirer.net] - 02/7/2025
Oklahoma City Thunder center/forward Chet Holmgren announced his return to the court on social media Thursday. “I’m back,” he wrote on Instagram. The 7-foot-1 Holmgren has been sidelined since Nov. 10 due to a pelvic fracture suffered in a hard fall in a game against the Golden State Warriors. (…)
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