Lonzo suffered ankle sprain vs. Rockets, but reportedly no fractures
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Los Angeles Lakers guard Lonzo Ball exited Saturday's game against the Houston Rockets early after spraining his left ankle in a third-quarter collision with James Ennis.
Ball had to be carried off the floor. However, the 21-year-old's X-rays came back negative for fractures, a source told Tania Ganguli of the Los Angeles Times.
Lonzo had to be carried off the court after injuring his left ankle. pic.twitter.com/t4ULQo0Sle
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Ball recorded 11 assists in 22 minutes on Saturday.