Kyrie Irving injury ruled torn ACL: Mavericks star out for rest of NBA season
The Dallas Mavericks will be without Kyrie Irving for the rest of the season, as the star guard tore his left ACL against the Sacramento Kings on Monday, the team announced a day later. Irving, 32 will finish the season having played in 50 games, with averages of 24.7 points (on 59.4% true shooting), 4.8 rebounds and 4.6 assists.
This season, a lot of that success is being replicated, as he is averaging 26.1 points and 7.4 assists, leads the NBA in ...
The injury news just keeps on coming for the Dallas Mavericks. In Monday's game against the Sacramento Kings, the Mavericks lost two guards to injury. The first was Kyrie Irving, who tore his ACL in ...
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Kyrie Irving suffered a left knee sprain Monday night and shot free throws for the Dallas Mavericks before leaving the floor ...
Later in the game, Dallas' reserve point guard Jaden Hardy sprained his right ankle and would not return. In a season marred by seemingly never-ending injuries, coach Jason Kidd acknowledged that luck ...
New Mavericks center Kai Jones, who recently signed with the team, made a bold prediction about playing alongside Kyrie ...
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