Suns: Chris Paul’s Proper Hand X-Rays Came Back Negative

Chris Paul was seen holding onto his proper hand late within the ultimate interval of the Phoenix Suns Game 2 win towards the Los Angeles Clippers.

After making a 17-foot fadeaway jumper from the proper wing on the 3:02 mark of the fourth quarter, Paul saved his foot on the fuel and stole the ball from Russell Westbrook within the ensuing play.

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He appeared to have damage his hand and was holding on to it after, however he nonetheless acquired the ball to DeAndre Ayton, who prolonged their result in ten.

After one other Westbrook turnover, Paul adopted via with one other soar shot. In a last-ditch effort to stem the tide, the Clippers known as a timeout, albeit for naught as a result of they by no means scored once more. It did, nevertheless, permit the Suns to take Paul out.

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With Game 2 already gained, 121-109, the Suns wasted no time having Paul’s hand checked. He has had 4 hand surgical procedures previously, and the hand in query was the identical one. He had a thumb avulsion fracture final yr, which pressured him to take a seat out 15 video games post-All-Star Break. It was additionally the identical hand he injured two years in the past throughout their most up-to-date NBA Finals run.

Thankfully, the X-rays got here again unfavourable although it’s nonetheless too early to substantiate his availability for Game 3. At the very least, he is no stranger to taking part in damage.

In 2021, he underwent an MRI earlier than Game 6 of one other playoff sequence towards the Los Angeles Clippers. It revealed a number of partially torn ligaments on his proper hand (once more?!), but he refused to take a seat out the sport.

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