Overview
- A short video he posted Monday from Sassari’s PalaSerradimigni shows his first on-court shots since the September 2025 transplant.
- In a Tuesday interview, he said he is doing only individual, non-contact work and plans to start contact practice after the summer.
- He was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in June 2025 and underwent a stem-cell transplant at Sant’Orsola in Bologna on September 25th using a roughly 90% matched American donor.
- On October 16th, he suffered a brain embolism, was placed in a medically induced coma for about ten days, and later described reduced mobility in his right arm.
- He said he began experimental pills in Valencia last week to cut relapse risk, which points to a longer rehab timeline and suggests any game return would come next season.