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Nate Sestina Out Approximately 4 Weeks with Broken Wrist

by
Shawn Smith
November 27, 2019

There’s more adversity for the Kentucky men’s basketball team to fight through.

John Calipari just addressed the Big Blue Nation in a video explaining that senior forward Nate Sestina will be out approximately four weeks with a broken wrist.

The injury happened during practice. You can hear Coach Cal’s update below.

#BBN, adversity has hit us again. We are going to be without @NateSestina23 for approximately 4 weeks. We’re going to need you now more than ever. pic.twitter.com/tCyx9jwpIH

— John Calipari (@UKCoachCalipari) November 27, 2019

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