Pacers HC Rick Carlisle offers update via Myles Turner Head injury

The Indiana Pacers Star Center Myles Turner left the game against the Los Angeles Clippers early on Thursday. Turner suffered an obvious head injury during the game and had to miss the last part of the competition.

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His teammates performed for him and took off the Clipper. But the entire Pacers team wondered how the status of Turner was.

The head coach of Pacers, Rick Carlisle, provided an update to the status of Turner and said that the team would find out more. But Carlisle also mentioned that the big man felt good and moved well.

Insider Dustin Dopirak provided the update on social media.

“However, Turner left the changing room. He moved well and seemed to be in a good mood. Injured boys are no longer for interviews, but he told a few people that he was doing well.”

If gymnast is forced to miss at any time, the pacers on the apron would be very thin. Many believed that the team should have tackled this problem at the conclusion of the trade, but Indiana was essentially different from handing over the injured center of James Wiseman.

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The Pacers have Thomas Bryant and he can capture things for a short time. But Turner will soon have to return if this team wishes to win this season.

For the season, the veteran Big has an average of 15.4 points. Turner was a main source of energy for the Pacers at both ends of the soil, so that its presence is of crucial importance for their overall success.

Indiana now has a waiting and lake mode with Turner and everything you can do is to hope for the best. The hope is that gymnast can avoid any serious injury and return to court as soon as possible.

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