Bruce Brown underwent an arthroscopic surgical procedure on his right knee, a procedure that was performed on Thursday by Dr. Riley Williams in New York.
The surgery was aimed at addressing an issue with his knee, and Brown will be re-evaluated in three weeks. Further updates on his condition will be provided following this assessment.
Brown played a significant role for the Toronto Raptors last season, where he averaged 9.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.7 assists, and 26.0 minutes per game across 34 contests, including 11 starts.
He was acquired by Toronto on January 17 as part of the trade that sent Pascal Siakam to the Indiana Pacers, giving the Raptors added versatility on the wing.
As Brown enters the 2024-25 season, he is considered a potential trade candidate, particularly due to his expiring contract worth $23 million.
His combination of defensive ability, shooting, and experience makes him an appealing option for contending teams seeking to bolster their roster.
With his health status now uncertain following the knee procedure, teams will likely monitor his recovery closely before making any potential moves.
The Raptors will be keeping a close eye on his progress, as they weigh their options with Brown in the final year of his deal.
If he returns healthy, Brown could either contribute to Toronto’s playoff push or be moved before the trade deadline as part of a larger strategy to reshape the team’s roster.
Bruce Brown Out At Least Three Weeks With Surgery On Right Knee https://t.co/28MyvI8FAi
— RealGM (@RealGM) September 20, 2024
