Zion Williamson: 330 lbs| 330| Medical Update| Salary

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Zion Lateef Williamson is an American professional basketball player for the New Orleans Pelicans of the National Basketball Association. He plays the power forward position.

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Zion Williamson: 330 lbs| 330| Medical Update| Salary

330 lbs:

When discussing on “The Lowe Post” podcast Luka Doncic’s admittedly subpar conditioning, Tim MacMahon of ESPN indicated Doncic – listed at 230 pounds – reported to training camp at 260 pounds. Then, the discussion turned to Williamson (listed at 284 pounds).

As always, the question is whether Williamson is at – or even near – optimal conditioning for playing basketball. The Pelicans star succeeds by playing with tremendous power. But he also puts so much force on his body.

330:

Over the following few days, fans would go crazy trying to guess his current weight, but ESPN’s Tim MacMahon seems to have found the answer. According to his sources, Zion is at 330 pounds right now, which puts him among the heaviest players in NBA history.

“The number I’ve heard from several places about Zion is 70 pounds higher than 260. You do the math.”

Medical Update:

Zion Williamson: 330 lbs| 330| Medical Update| Salary

The New Orleans Pelicans released the following medical update on Zion Williamson:

“After experiencing persistent soreness in his right foot, Zion Williamson underwent medical imaging which showed a regression in the bone healing of his fifth metatarsal. As a result, the volume and intensity of his training will be reduced for an extended period to help allow for further bone healing. Additional updates will be provided as warranted.”

Salary:

Salary: $10,733,400.
Season Team Salary
2019/20 New Orleans Pelicans $9,757,440 ($9,820,447*)
Total   $20,002,920 ($20,065,927*)

Zion Williamson signed a 4 year / $44,271,137 contract with the New Orleans Pelicans, including $44,271,137 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $11,067,784. In 2021-22, Williamson will earn a base salary of $10,733,400, while carrying a cap hit of $10,733,400 and a dead cap value of $10,733,400.

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