Thunder forward Carmelo Anthony leaves game with ankle sprain
Carmelo Anthony left Tuesday's 125-105 win over the Golden State Warriors just six minutes in and did not return because of a sprained right ankle
Thunder forward Carmelo Anthony left the game against the Warriors with an ankle sprain.
Per ESPN, Carmelo Anthony left Tuesday's 125-105 win over the Golden State Warriors just six minutes in and did not return because of a sprained right ankle.
The Oklahoma City Thunder power forward initially remained in the game and was said to be available to return after going to the locker room to get his ankle re-taped. His ankle proved to be sorer than previously thought, however, and Anthony was ruled out for the rest of the game.
The Thunder play the Lakers in Los Angeles on Thursday, and Anthony said it's too early to tell if he'll be available for that one.
Per ESPN, Carmelo Anthony left Tuesday's 125-105 win over the Golden State Warriors just six minutes in and did not return because of a sprained right ankle.
The Oklahoma City Thunder power forward initially remained in the game and was said to be available to return after going to the locker room to get his ankle re-taped. His ankle proved to be sorer than previously thought, however, and Anthony was ruled out for the rest of the game.
The Thunder play the Lakers in Los Angeles on Thursday, and Anthony said it's too early to tell if he'll be available for that one.
E. Carchia
@Sportando
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