Markel Folz He suffered injuries throughout his early football career, but he finally seemed to be turning the corner with Orlando Magic. Since being acquired on the 2019 trading deadline, Fultz has been installed as a full-time home keeper in Orlando and this season, he has a career average of 14.3 points per match. Had his shot numbers improved, he might be a candidate for the best improved player.
But all of this is in danger now that Voltz has suffered a ruptured left ACL Wednesday’s match Against the Cleveland Cavaliers. He will now miss the remainder of the 2020-21 season, The team announced. Fultz was driving towards the basket when he implanted his left leg and collapsed to the ground. He couldn’t press his leg while leaving the match.
Foltz has suffered minor knee injuries in the past, but the problem that ruined his first two NBA seasons was his shoulder. Fultz was diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome, which apparently played a role in his struggles as jumping tossing.
But Fultz was working on these issues in Orlando. He has never evolved into a good, or even average, shooter, but he’s so athletic and dynamic ball-handlingist that he’s managed to find other ways to stay productive. It took an enormous amount of work for Voltz just to become a goalkeeper in the NBA after everything he went through in Philadelphia. It went on to become a credible start. But his comeback now could be in serious trouble, and Orlando, who is also dealing with Jonathan Isaac’s absence due to an ACL tear, faces a very uncertain future.
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