Overview

• On April 24 in Reseda, Arenas said his Cybertruck’s steering froze, sending him into a fire hydrant and tree before the vehicle erupted in flames
• Trapped by smoke and heat, he unbuckled, moved to the backseat and shattered a window until bystanders pulled him out
• He spent six days in a medically induced coma for smoke inhalation and emerged without major long-term injuries
• Arenas has accepted full responsibility for the crash even as his father, Gilbert, suggested a malfunction may have contributed
• After officially enrolling at USC, he stood on the practice court sideline on June 24, marking his first steps back with the team