Washington Wizards forward Justin Champagnie underwent surgery to repair a fracture in his right foot, the team announced Wednesday.
Champagnie sustained the injury during the first quarter of Monday’s 110-103 loss to the host Charlotte Hornets.
While the Wizards did not provide a timeline for Champagnie’s recovery, The Athletic reported that the team is hoping the 25-year-old can return by the All-Star break.
Champagnie was off to a strong start in the first three games this season, averaging career highs in minutes (23.1), points (9.0), and rebounds (9.3). He played only 3:55 and had two points and two rebounds on Monday in Charlotte.
For his career, Champagnie averages 7.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 17.5 minutes in 191 regular-season games (51 starts) for the Toronto Raptors (2021-23), Boston Celtics (April-July 2023) and Wizards (February 2024-present).
He is the twin brother of San Antonio Spurs forward Julian Champagnie.
The Wizards face the Cleveland Cavaliers on the road Wednesday night and the Hornets at home on Friday.
–Field Level Media
