Here are four things to know:
1. Dr. O’Malley performed the surgery on Wed., May 10 at New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery.
2. Mr. Ulis is expected to return to full basketball activity in 12 weeks.
3. The Suns called the operation a “minor surgical procedure.”
4. The 5’9 Mr. Ulis is the second first-year Suns player to undergo a minor ankle procedure this year, following forward Dragan Bender, according to the AZCentral report.
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