“Victor Wembanyama had experienced low energy lately that was causing concern,” Amick reported. “When he still had low energy at All-Star weekend, and through his two-day vacation after it, the tests began that ultimately uncovered the deep vein thrombosis.”

RELATED: Don Harris, Chuck Miketinac and Matt Roy explain the injury - deep vein thrombosis (a blood clot in shoulder). And what this means for the Spurs. He was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder which was discovered after he returned from San Francisco following the NBA All-Star Game.

The Spurs are signaling optimism, with a team source telling The Athletic that Wembanyama is expected to be fully healthy and ready at the start of training camp in October. Per the team source, Wembanyama had been experiencing low energy in recent weeks, which initially caused concern.