Game Incident
Andre Drummond sustained a hyperextension of his right knee during the Philadelphia 76ers’ 115–103 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. The center had to be taken to the locker room in a wheelchair after leaving the court, which initially raised concerns among fans and teammates.
Diagnosis and Outlook
According to the team's medical staff, the injury was diagnosed as a right knee hyperextension. While no major structural damage was reported, the 76ers will continue to evaluate Drummond’s condition in the coming days to determine his recovery timeline.
“Drummond hyperextended his right knee and will be re-evaluated shortly,” a team representative confirmed after the game.
Team Reaction
The incident momentarily overshadowed the team’s solid performance. Teammates expressed relief after learning that the injury did not appear severe, emphasizing Drummond’s importance to the rotation and overall team energy.
Author’s summary: Andre Drummond’s knee hyperextension briefly alarmed fans, but early reports suggest the 76ers’ center avoided a major injury and will undergo further evaluation.
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