Here are four quick points, according to the article:
1. Mr. Lauvergne will not be at 100 percent for the beginning of summer-league play this Friday.
2. The initial cause of the infection is unknown.
3. Training staff reportedly told Mr. Lauvergne the infection probably began from bacteria buildup between the toes.
4. Mr. Lauvergne has a good chance of being on the Nuggets for the beginning of the season in the fall, but according to the Denver Post, his health status is something to keep an eye on.
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