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Report: Andrew Bogut Suffered Fractured Left Tibia, Likely Done for Season
- Updated: March 7, 2017
Newly acquired center Andrew Bogut lasted just one minute in his debut with the Cleveland Cavaliers before picking up two quick fouls and going down with an apparent leg injury.
Unfortunate.
Two minutes into his debut with the Cavs, Andrew Bogut suffered a left leg injury.
He needed to be aided off the court. pic.twitter.com/8r7NDsCVEP
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 7, 2017
According to Joe Gabriele of Cavs.com, the first X-rays revealed a fractured left tibia as the center is headed to the hospital for further evaluation.
Initial x-rays and evaluation on Andrew Bogut revealed fractured left tibia; was taken to Cleveland Clinic for further imaging & evaluation.
— Joe Gabriele (@CavsJoeG) March 7, 2017
This likely ends the season for Bogut as it typically takes about 12-16 weeks to recover from a fractured tibia. The center had picked up two quick fouls in his debut and finished with zero points.
We’ll keep you posted with the center’s status here at CavaliersNation.com.
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