DETROIT (Michigan News Source) – Taken off the court in a wheelchair after an elbow to the face, Detroit’s Tim Hardaway, Jr., received good news on Wednesday. Chris Haynes, an NBA Insider, reported that results came back negative for a concussion on Hardaway, Jr., after a CAT scan.
In the third quarter of the NBA Cup at Little Caesars Arena, Hardaway, Jr., took two hits in a row, causing the injury. An inadvertent elbow caught him in the head from the Heat’s Bam Adebayo drive to the lane. Jumping back up, Hardaway, Jr., then took a charge from Tyler Herro, and his head hit the court floor.
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Not getting up for some time, Hardaway, Jr. eventually was taken off in a wheelchair with a towel over his head. He received stitches from the injury. On Wednesday morning, he posted two emojis on his Instagram story that indicated he was okay.
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