Billl wrote:Man, that's rough for him. It wasn't even a contact play.
Not only that but he had been looking pretty solid. This has been one of the few injuries in which I felt for the player. He was looking for a reset in a different scheme, he got it, and appeared to be doing well. The guy is up for Game 1 because it's Game 1 but also because it's against a former team with guys he knows in an arena that was recently home. He starts out strong and has the noncontact injury not even halfway through Game 1. Pretty horrible way to start the season for both he and the Pacers. The only positive I can glean from it is that James will plenty of time to get right before next season.