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Brooklyn Nets’ Caris Levert sustains severe leg injury, players “were crying” (graphic video)

His leg bent awkwardly when he landed...

Newsroom November 13 09:52

Brooklyn Nets guard Caris LeVert sustained a severe right leg injury Monday during the second quarter against the Minnesota Timberwolves, The New York Post reported.

He was taken to a hospital.

Caris LeVert injury alert. Gruesome injury. Be advised. pic.twitter.com/mdST0CxA8R

— Jimmy Clarke (@JimmyClarke) November 13, 2018

LeVert was racing back to black a shot with less than four seconds remaining. His leg bent awkwardly when he landed. LeVert spent several minutes on the court attended by medical personnel while the crowd fell silent.

Timberwolves players huddled in prayer while Nets players surrounded their injured teammate before he was taken off the court on a stretcher.

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