Walker s right ankle reverse joint exceeds 90 degrees: Participate in the award ceremony with crutches. The playback is shocking or reimbursed.

Pacers will compete for the NBA championship in the 24-25 season with the Thunder. The Pacers are in the challenger's attitude. After all, the Thunder is the No. 1 in the league (the eighth best regular season battle in history), and the Thunder's Alexander is still the regular season MVP. The Pacers are definitely the more difficult side in the finals, and the Pacers also injured a main rotation Jares Walker.

Walker was a layup to defend Towns at the beginning of the fourth quarter. He fell to the ground and then Walker couldn't get up.

Walker fell to the ground after defending this time. After the Pacers made a mistake in counterattacking, the Knicks made a quick attack. Walker was still on the ground. Then Carlisle called the team doctor to stop and enter the field. The replay of

shows that Walker's right ankle reverse joint exceeds 90 degrees, which is obviously a serious sprain, with a high probability of ligament injury + bone contusion.

The Pacers then officially announced that Walker could not return in this battle, and he sprained his right ankle. The Pacers won the victory and held an award ceremony. Walker participated with crutches. His right foot was completely unable to bear weight, because Walker was not a big star or even the Pacers' main start, so many American medical experts did not analyze how long he would have to rest for this sprain injury.

It can be seen that Walker's right ankle has obviously swollen after receiving ice treatment. According to previous expert Evan Jeffries, a first-degree sprain takes 1-2 weeks, a second-degree sprain takes 3-6 weeks, and a third-degree sprain requires surgical treatment and recovery for several months.

Walker's current status on the injury list is daily observation, but it also says that his right foot cannot bear weight and needs to use crutches. He is likely to undergo an MRI test tomorrow. Even if he has a level 1 sprain, he will be reimbursed for the season because he can't wait for him in the finals.

Walker became the first NCAA player at the University of Houston to enter the NBA Finals since Damon Jones in 2007. Unexpectedly, he still had an indissoluble bond with me.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Walker Observation