Nassir Little to miss the remainder of the season

Marc Stein: The @trailblazers say Nassir Little will undergo surgery to repair the torn labrum in his left shoulder and must miss the remainder of the season.
Source: Twitter @TheSteinLine

What’s the buzz on Twitter?

Jay Allen @PDXjay
#Blazers officially announce that Nassir Little will undergo surgery tomorrow to repair the torn labrum in his left shoulder. Little will miss the rest of the season. @RipCityRadio620 – 2:33 PM

JD Shaw @JShawNBA
The Blazers confirm Nassir Little will undergo surgery to repair the torn labrum in his left shoulder and miss the rest of the season. – 2:32 PM

Sean Highkin @highkin
Blazers say Nassir Little will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery. – 2:32 PM

Mike McGraw @McGrawDHSports
#Bulls vs. Blazers today at 2:30 p.m. Bulls don’t have to worry about any Damian Lillard daggers this time. He’s out with a core muscle injury. Coby White’s pal Nassir Little has a left labrum tear. What did they do to these guys’ shoulders at UNC? – 2:21 PM

Casey Holdahl @CHold
Robert Covington (right knee), Norman Powell (left knee contusion) and Dennis Smith Jr. (right ankle, right knee) are probable while CJ Elleby (left hamstring), Nassir Little (left shoulder), Damian Lillard, Larry Nance Jr. and Cody Zeller are out for tomorrow’s game at Chicago. – 5:17 PM

More on this storyline

Adrian Wojnarowski: Significant injuries continue to pummel the Blazers: The left shoulder labral tear for forward Nassir Little is likely to sideline him for the rest of the season, sources tell ESPN. -via Twitter @wojespn / January 27, 2022

JD Shaw: Blazers forward Nassir Little has suffered a left shoulder labral tear, the team announced. He sustained the injury on Tuesday. No timetable for a return was issued. -via Twitter @JShawNBA / January 27, 2022

Jay Allen: Dennis Smith Jr. (right ankle; sprain) and Nassir Little (right knee; acute patellar tendinopathy/contusion) are available for tonight’s game in Boston. -via Twitter @PDXjay / January 21, 2022