Zion Williamson's recent split from CAA was due, in part, to the agency not meeting his desire to play for the New York Knicks.

Williamson has undergone multiple treatments to his hamstring but is not close to a return, the outlet reported. He only played 29 games last year, triggering a clause in his contract that the remaining three seasons on his deal are now not guaranteed.

Zion Williamson's injury leaves the Pelicans struggling, with no clear timeline for his return as their playoff hopes fade fast.

New Orleans Pelicans star Zion Williamson is at a crossroads this season. He's dealing with another severe hamstring injury that ESPN's Shams Charania reported would sideline him longer than the 6-8 week hopeful timeline for a return would be.

New Orleans Pelicans star forward Zion Williamson is reportedly not close to returning to the court as he continues to recover from a hamstring strain, per ESPN. Williamson has been out since Nov. 6 with the injury,

Zion Williamson's relationship with CAA may be in jeopardy as his ongoing struggles with injuries continue to raise questions.

It is not immediately clear why Williamson and CAA are splitting, but the players’ association confirmed that CAA is no longer listed as his representative. The union does not have new representation for Williamson on record, but a player must wait 15 days after firing an agent before hiring new representation.

As the New Orleans Pelicans gear up for Dejounte Murray’s return from his hand injury, one NBA insider examined Zion Williamson ’s career with the Pelicans from a long-term perspective. Williamson signed a five-year,