Wizards 109, Cavaliers 104
Posted by GameSetMatch on October 15th, 2009
The second Antawn Jamison faded away from his collision with big Zydrunas Ilgauskas and hurried to the bench dragging his arm (which is being classified as a sprained shoulder) along with him, Wizards and their fans held their breath.
Brendan Haywood ran back to the locker room to check on Jamison soon after he and trainer Eric Waters went back there. Then at the first Wizards’ time out Caron Butler went back to check on Jamison too.
“I ain’t never run back to the locker room in the middle of the game if I’m not injured,” Butler said after the game was over. “Had to check on my dude.”
Jamison’s initial thoughts: “My immediate thought, just like any time you twist your ankle, is serious. It scared me a little bit. The thing that scared me was I didn’t have any feeling. I didn’t know if it had popped out or not, I just couldn’t feel anything,” Jamison said. “But once I got back on the table, it calmed down a bit. It’s not that bad. …The most important thing is make sure it’s healthy.
Click here to read the full article – By Mike Jones of The Washington Times
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