Kan’s Arab affairs editor said that the visitors told him that they had applied for medical service with dentists in Damascus, since it costs much less in Syria than in the US. While being stuck on the sidelines hasn’t been fun, Siakam is pleased with how the team has fared without him, and is optimistic about the season.Israel’s Kan channel reported that the Syrian government allowed six Jewish women and six men, who left Syria decades ago and live in New York, to visit Damascus in early November, within the framework of encouraging more Jews to visit Syria. Just continue to learn and hopefully that translates onto to the court.” “He is just opening my eyes to things I probably didn’t even see.
He would just randomly send me videos and the next day we would come in and talk about it and work on it on the court and just seeing different things,” Siakam said. “Working with Earl, we watch a lot of different people.
He credits the time he’s spent with assistant coach Earl Watson for changing the way he sees his game. “And it’s been obviously fun, but I think it’d be even more fun when I walk out on the floor.”
“It’s been consistently being in the gym,” he said. He’s been working out twice a day for more than a month. Siakam believes he improved during the layoff. good defenders all of them, so it’s nice to have one more out there for sure,” he said. “You’ve got some size and some foot speed and. Nurse looks forward to having Siakam, OG Anunoby and Scottie Barnes guarding Nets stars Kevin Durant and James Harden on Sunday. Nurse hadn’t determined whether Siakam will start or come off the bench. The 27-year-old has participated in full-contact practices all week, and said his shoulder is “good.”Ĭoach Nick Nurse said “he’s probably going to be fairly limited in his minutes” while he works back into top game shape. Siakam, who averaged 21.4 points, 7.2 rebounds and 4.5 assists last season, had surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder in June. “It definitely sucked just being there watching.” “I can’t wait,” Siakam said after Saturday’s practice. Six months since he last played a game, Siakam will make his season debut against the visiting Brooklyn Nets on Sunday, fully recovered from his off-season shoulder surgery. TORONTO – Pascal Siakam is returning the court ahead of schedule - but it’s not a moment too soon for the Toronto Raptors’ all-star forward. Send this page to someone via email email.
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