Mavs' Hardaway suffers foot fracture vs. Warriors
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Dallas Mavericks wing Tim Hardaway Jr. left during the first half of Tuesday's contest against the Golden State Warriors after fracturing the fifth metatarsal on his left foot, the team announced.
The Mavericks said they'll provide an update on the veteran's status when available.
Hardaway has been a key complementary scorer for Dallas this season, posting 14.3 points per game. However, his efficiency has taken a step back, as the 29-year-old is connecting on just 33.6% of his 3-point tries compared to 39.1% of his long-range attempts last season.
Hardaway signed a four-year, $72-million contract with the Mavericks this past offseason.
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