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Zion Williamson will miss at least another two weeks with a right hamstring strain, the New Orleans Pelicans announced Wednesday.
"Medical imaging revealed that Williamson's hamstring continues to heal. His next examination will take place in approximately two weeks," the team's statement read.
That timeline means Williamson will miss at least seven more games. The Pelicans have 17 games remaining.
This comes after Williamson aggravated his hamstring injury last month. The team said then he'd be evaluated after the All-Star break. The All-Star Game was Feb. 19.
Williamson, 22, sustained a right hamstring strain in a loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Jan. 2 and hasn't played since.
The Pelicans are currently the 10th seed in the Western Conference entering Wednesday's action, which puts them in the play-in tournament. However, they are tied in the win-loss column with both Portland and Oklahoma City.