(The Sports Xchange) – New Boston Celtics star forward Gordon Hayward fractured his left ankle when he was bumped in the air by LeBron James and fell with his leg pinned under him in the first quarter of the NBA’s season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday. Hayward, 27, who signed
Cavaliers fans did not hold back once the Celtics won the tip off and Kyrie handled the ball for the first time.
– LeBron James isn’t sure how long he will play as his 15th NBA season begins, but the Cleveland Cavaliers superstar would love to stay long enough to foul his now-teenaged son. The 32-year-old forward’s quest for his eighth consecutive NBA Finals and ninth overall appearance began Tuesday with
NBA All-Star forward Gordon Hayward suffered a horrific-looking broken left ankle on Tuesday, less than six minutes into his first game for the Boston Celtics. Hayward, acquired by the Celtics from the Utah Jazz in the off-season, came down hard after a leaping cut to the basket to try to catch an alley-oop
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