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MANILA, Philippines – Kobe Bryant injured his finger late in the fourth quarter of his Los Angeles Lakers’ game against the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday, February 20.
Bryant, who hurt the finger while trying to steady himself, didn’t waste time popping the injury back in to its original place:
What it’s like to watch Kobe Bryant get his finger popped back in: pic.twitter.com/SnvgicMzSF
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) February 20, 2016
A dislocated finger couldn’t keep Bryant out for long, as he subbed in with 1:55 left to help his 11-win team. He even scored afterwards on a floater.
Aaaaand Kobe just scored with a dislocated finger on his shooting hand…good thing it wasn’t a leg cramp right?? pic.twitter.com/mPt7uEsMVJ
— T J P (@MaskaraManik) February 20, 2016
According to LA Times beat writer Mike Bresnahan, the retiring Bryant was getting an x-ray on the dislocation, which is the middle finger of his right hand. Mike Trudell later reported that the x-ray came back negative, meaning there was no fracture and only a dislocation.
The X-Rays were negative on Kobe’s finger, meaning there is no fracture and just a dislocation.
— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) February 20, 2016
The Spurs went on to win the game 119-113 to improve to 46-9, while LA dropped to 11-45. Bryant finished with 25 points in 29 minutes. – Rappler.com
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