Pelicans' Anthony Davis suffers ankle injury for the second consecutive night, he'll have MRI
X-rays taken after the game were negative
New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis rolled his ankle for the second consecutive game.
Davis left the game against the Kings in the third quarter and did not return.
The big man got injured the day before but he returned to the court to score 41 points.
Per ESPN, For the second straight night, Davis was forced to leave his team's game with an injury. He exited Wednesday night's game at the Sacramento Kings in the third quarter after rolling his left ankle after grabbing a rebound.
The Pelicans announced that X-rays taken were negative, but Davis did not return in the team's 114-101 win -- New Orleans' 10th straight victory. Coach Alvin Gentry said Davis will get an MRI on Thursday when the team returns home.
"Won't know anything until tomorrow," Gentry said. "They took X-rays but couldn't really tell a lot from the X-rays, so we'll go back home, and I'm sure he'll have an MRI at some stage tomorrow, and we'll have more information."
Davis left the game against the Kings in the third quarter and did not return.
The big man got injured the day before but he returned to the court to score 41 points.
Per ESPN, For the second straight night, Davis was forced to leave his team's game with an injury. He exited Wednesday night's game at the Sacramento Kings in the third quarter after rolling his left ankle after grabbing a rebound.
The Pelicans announced that X-rays taken were negative, but Davis did not return in the team's 114-101 win -- New Orleans' 10th straight victory. Coach Alvin Gentry said Davis will get an MRI on Thursday when the team returns home.
"Won't know anything until tomorrow," Gentry said. "They took X-rays but couldn't really tell a lot from the X-rays, so we'll go back home, and I'm sure he'll have an MRI at some stage tomorrow, and we'll have more information."
E. Carchia
@Sportando
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