San Lorenzo Basketball faces Setbacks with Player Injury and Roster Change
San lorenzo’s basketball team, currently holding a 11-11 record and sitting tenth in the Liga Nacional standings, is navigating a challenging period. Despite a recent surge with six wins in their last seven games, the team faces roster adjustments due to injury and player availability.
Key Player Lucas Pérez Sidelined with Quad Injury
Guard Lucas Pérez suffered a partial tear of his right quadriceps tendon during their recent victory against Unión de Santa fe. The injury will keep him off the court for at least a month, with a potential recovery period extending to four or five months. This is a significant blow to San Lorenzo’s lineup as they push for a strong playoff position.
Nicolás Stenta returns to Boca for Champions League Americas
Adding to San Lorenzo’s challenges, forward nicolás Stenta, who was on loan from Boca Juniors, has been recalled by his parent club. Boca Juniors has called upon Stenta for their Basketball Champions League Americas quarterfinal games against Real Estelí of nicaragua.
After negotiations, San Lorenzo agreed to release Stenta for the series, with the stipulation that he rejoin the team. Stenta played 10 minutes and scored four points in Boca’s recent victory. He is expected to return to San Lorenzo to join the team before their upcoming road trip.
Upcoming Road Games
San Lorenzo is preparing for a series of road games, which starts November 14 against Riachuelo in La Rioja. Following that, the team will travel to Santiago del Estero to face Olímpico de la Banda on November 16 and Quimsa on November 18. Their next home game is scheduled for April 5 against Peñarol.
How dose the injury to Lucas Pérez impact San Lorenzo’s chances of making the playoffs?
San Lorenzo Basketball: Your Burning Questions Answered
Got questions about San Lorenzo’s basketball rollercoaster? We’ve got you covered.Let’s dive into the key takeaways from the recent news:
Q&A
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Q: What’s the current situation for San Lorenzo?
A: They’re in a bit of a tough spot! They’re currently 10th in the Liga Nacional with an 11-11 record, but coming off a hot streak of six wins in their last seven games. However, injuries and player availability are throwing a wrench in their plans.
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Q: Who got injured, and how bad is it?
A: Guard Lucas Pérez suffered a partial tear of his right quadriceps tendon. He’s out for at least a month, potentially up to five months. That’s a big loss!
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Q: What about Nicolás Stenta? Why isn’t he playing?
A: Forward Nicolás Stenta was on loan from Boca Juniors. Boca recalled him to play in the Basketball Champions League Americas quarterfinal matches. He’s expected to return to San Lorenzo after the series.
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Q: When are San Lorenzo’s upcoming games?
A: They have a tough road trip coming up:
- November 14: vs.Riachuelo in La Rioja
- November 16: vs. Olímpico de la Banda in Santiago del Estero
- November 18: vs. Quimsa in Santiago del Estero
Their next home game is April 5th, against Peñarol.
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Q: How can I follow San Lorenzo’s games?
A: Check local sports listings for TV broadcasts or streaming options. Keep an eye on the Liga Nacional website for schedules and results. Follow their social media for updates!
San Lorenzo’s playoff push faces hurdles, but with Stenta’s return and the team’s recent form, there’s still hope. Stay tuned to see how they navigate these challenges!