Tyrese Haliburton was a recent guest on impaulsive, organized by Logan Paul. Haliburton has touched many topics, including when he might adjust again in an NBA game.
When asked how when he could play again, Haliburton indicated that it would run for the 2026 training camp.
“I think it will take 15 months until I play my next game,” said the Pacers star.
Haliburton would put that timeline of injury back in line to be ready for training camp for the 2026-27 season. That would take about 15 months after the tendon of his Achilles in game 7 of the NBA Finals 2025 on 22 June.
Haliburton is expected to miss the entire NBA season 2025-26. Recovery from a torn Achilles is commonly a one -year process. Because the injury took place at the last possible point last season, it was always likely that Indiana will be without their observatory this season.
Haliburton also described the process he went through in the run -up to the game 7 injury.
“I had previously had calf tribes and I met the doctor. He said:” In the regular season I would tell you to sit for two to three weeks, “but they are the final,” Haliburton said about the diagnosis. ‘And I have something like’ what (expletive)? Do you think I’m sitting down? “I’m not going to say who, but I had some good friends, family and mentors in my life call me after Game 5 and say,” Hey, close it. ” “
Haliburton was clear that he does not regret playing in game 7, despite the tense calf diagnosis.
“No. Hell no. Hell no. I will be honest: I called KD after I received my MRI after game 5. I said,” Bro, do you regret playing in the game you tore (your Achilles “)?” He said, “No, not at all.” I had something like that: “Okay,” Haliburton said about talking with Kevin Durant. It gave me a little better. But no, I don’t regret it, Bro. “
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