Watch: Warriors' Jordan Bell goes to locker room in wheelchair after injury
Ugh. Jordan Bell down after a huge Robin Lopez dunk. Had to leave the game in a wheelchair... pic.twitter.com/kpKuwozMpB
— Dime on UPROXX (@DimeUPROXX) January 18, 2018
Jordan Bell got the starting nod for the defending champion Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night but left the game early due to a left ankle injury. He will not return to the game, according to the team.
The injury occurred when Chicago Bulls center Robin Lopez threw down a ferocious slam over Bell, grabbing his arm in the air and impeding his landing, causing the rookie to land awkwardly.
After the game, Bell told reporters that he felt a sharp pain and initially believed it was a break. He was relieved to find out it was a bad sprain instead. He will get an MRI on Thursday, according to the team.
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