Apparently Evan Fournier is all time historically…

[Rikibellevie]

In an interview in the french media "l'équipe", Fournier spoke about his Covid experience. He told that he just had one week of fever. But then he said "the problem was later. I had problem of vision and difficulty to focus. I was a little lost in my head (...) It wasn't easy to live. Everything went to quick for me". Not sure if he already told this before.
I am not the biggest fan of signing back Evan, as I think he will be maybe overpayed and handicap us in 2023 FA. But we must count on this when we look at his performance here.

[BudweiserCeltic]

In an interview in the french media "l'équipe", Fournier spoke about his Covid experience. He told that he just had one weak of fever. But then he said "the problem was later. I had problem of vision and difficulty to focus. I was a little lost in my head (...) It wasn't easy to live. Everything went to quick for me". Not sure if he already told this before.
I am not the biggest fan of signing back Evan, as I think he will be maybe overpayed and handicap us in 2023 FA. But we must count on this when we look at his performance here.

Yeah, he mentioned some of this... I recall him mentioning that he couldn't see the basket well or some such.


https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nba/celtics/2021/05/03/celtics-evan-fournier-playing-concussion-like-symptoms-after-covid/4926541001/

"...but the thing is it's like I have a concussion. Right now, it's actually doing a little bit better, but at first, the bright lights were bothering my eyes and my vision was blurry.

"Everything was just going too fast for me. It's still the case. Some stuff is better, but at times, I'm really struggling to focus and my eyes keep struggling focusing on one thing. My depth perception is really bad right now. But I saw a specialist, and she gave me some exercises, and hopefully, it'll get better."