UPDATE:
The Cavs announced that Andrew Bogut suffered a fractured left tibia. With this development, the team will be hard-pressed to find a big man replacement for the oft-injured center as this kind of injury doesn’t project to be one that will heal fast.
After finally seeing the floor in a Cleveland Cavaliers uniform, newest addition Andrew Bogut quickly found himself at the center of everyone’s concern.
A minute into his Wine and Gold debut, Bogut hurt himself after accidentally bumping his leg into Okaro White’s.
Andrew Bogut leaves game and hobbles to the sideline in first game with Cavs after bumping knees with Okaro White pic.twitter.com/PNY7GcSylr
— gifdsports (@gifdsports) March 7, 2017
Bogut being helped off court and into #Cavs locker room, not putting any pressure on left leg.
— Joe Gabriele (@CavsJoeG) March 7, 2017
Concern for Andrew Bogut in Cleveland was staying healthy. Not a good sign (lower leg injury) for the Cavaliers with Bogut right now.
— Bobby Marks (@BobbyMarks42) March 7, 2017
While he could have been a big help for the Cavs matching up against Hassan Whiteside, Bogut will have to gut this one out as he is reportedly done for the night.
Andrew Bogut (2 minutes, 2 fouls) left leg injury will not return. #Cavs
— Sam Amico (@AmicoHoops) March 7, 2017
#Cavs say Bogut undergoing further x-rays and evaluation. Update is expected to be available postgame.
— Sam Amico (@AmicoHoops) March 7, 2017
