LaMarcus Aldridge is back after getting the medical all clear

NBA player LaMarcus Aldridge after putting in 15 long years had suddenly retired in April citing the reasons he had an irregular heartbeat. In the middle of a game with Los Angeles Lakers on April 10, he faced a heart scare and later on decided to retire from the game. Playing with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome hasn't been easy for him but after a careful evaluation, he has gone through the medical to get the all-clear to play once more. 

The former Portland Trail Blazers is now on the watchlist of Brooklyn Nets, the team he was playing for last season but decided to retire just five games after. He had parted ways with San Antonio Spurs earlier to ink a one-year deal with Nets. His career numbers are great as well averaging 19.4 points and 8.2. rebounds per game.