Former Boston Celtics center Robert Williams III is hurt again. HoopsHype's Michael Scotto reported that Williams has a grade one left hamstring strain, delaying his return for the Portland Trail Blazers.

Ever since Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams III was traded from the Boston Celtics to the Blazers in 2023, he’s experienced one setback after another. After a right knee ligament tear required season-ending surgery in November,

Robert Williams III sounded like he was progressing well, but his latest setback will keep him out more at least a couple weeks.

Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams III, who missed 76 games last season, will be out for two weeks with a grade 1 left hamstring strain. The Blazers announced Friday that the injury occurred this week during training camp, which began Tuesday.

Blazers center Robert Williams III had a promising outlook for his recovery on Media Day, but a recent minor injury update could indicate an up-and-down season.

Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams experienced a grade one hamstring strain in his left hamstring, according to USA Today’s Michael Scotto. Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams III experienced a grade one left hamstring strain during training camp this week.

Portland Trail Blazers forward Robert Williams III just completed a frustrating 11 months following season-ending knee surgery to get back to the point where he is close to 100 percent.