Damian Lillard exits Bucks game with serious injury amid torn Achilles fears
NY Post
Bucks star Damian Lillard left Sunday’s Game 4 against the Pacers in the first quarter with a leg injury, and the concern is now that he may have suffered a serious injury.
Lillard had ruled out for the remainder of the game with a lower leg injury to his left leg and NBA insider Chris Haynes reported that there is a “fear” that he suffered a left Achilles tear.
The injury occurred when Lillard was helping to secure his team a rebound in the first quarter when he swatted the ball away from a Pacers player to keep the possession for Milwaukee, but when he hit the ground, he immediately grabbed his left leg.
He stayed on the ground until the play finally came to a halt, and a teammate ran over to help him up.
Lillard could not put any pressure on his left leg as he was being helped off the court to the Bucks locker room.
Lillard had played six minutes when he came off the court and had recorded two assists and two rebounds.
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