Leicester Riders will be without Mo Walker and Raheem May-Thompson for the remainder of the season.
Walker pulled up in the home fixture versus London Lions earlier this month and after scans revealed a hamstring tear, the American will see a specialist on Monday and undergo surgery on Tuesday. May-Thompson was injured in practice ahead of the season, rupturing his achilles, and is also due to see a specialist this week.
“We expect both players to make a full recovery, but the timing of both makes it unlikely they will feature in this campaign,†commented Riders MD Russell Levenston.
“We really feel for both Mo and Raheem – they are two talented players and great guys in the group.â€
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