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David Blatt: ‘Kyrie Has Been Playing Hurt’
- Updated: May 9, 2015
In what turned out to be one of Kyrie Irving’s poorest performances thus far in the postseason as he recorded just 11 points on 3-13 shooting and 0 assists, Head Coach David Blatt and Irving revealed in Friday’s press conference that the point guard has been playing hurt since Game 2 of the Boston series.
Kyrie Irving says he hurt his foot in Game 2 of the Boston series and has been playing on it ever since.
— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) May 9, 2015
David Blatt: “Look, we’re not talking about it, but Kyrie has been playing hurt”
— Dave McMenamin (@mcten) May 9, 2015
Irving may have aggravated the injury during Friday night’s Game 3 loss to the Chicago Bulls, however, there’s no question that Irving do everything in his power to suit up for Game 4 at the United Center.
“He’s playing his heart out, he’s playing hurt and he’s giving us all he has,” Blatt said. “And I’m proud of him.”
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