Trail Blazers' Shaedon Sharpe Sidelined by Shoulder Injury

Sharpe to miss the start of the NBA season due to a labral tear in his left shoulder, following a previous abdominal surgery.

Shaedon Sharpe, a guard for the Portland Trail Blazers, has been diagnosed with a small labral tear in his left shoulder.
The injury will keep Sharpe out for 4-6 weeks, causing him to miss the beginning of the regular NBA season.
An MRI confirmed the shoulder injury, and Sharpe will begin rehabilitation immediately.
This setback follows Sharpe's previous core muscle surgery in February, which ended his last season prematurely.
The Trail Blazers are set to open their season at home against the Golden State Warriors on October 23.