Andrew Bogut fractures left tibia only one minute into Cavs career

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  • shari91
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    Originally posted by Mr KLC
    Andrew Bogut, one of the most decorated players in Australian basketball, is expected to sign with the reigning NBA champion Golden State Warriors, according to a report on the league’s website on Monday.
    Apparently he's said he's still going to fulfil his NBL contract with Sydney next season too as he was contracted to them first. How in the hell he's going to do that beats me! Very happy he's heading back to the NBA though. He comes across as a very good dude and he's done a lot for the sport in Australia.

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  • cryptocap
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    Get Jerebko outta here

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  • Bostongambler
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    #1 pick he was way back when.

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  • Mr KLC
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    Andrew Bogut, one of the most decorated players in Australian basketball, is expected to sign with the reigning NBA champion Golden State Warriors, according to a report on the league’s website on Monday.

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  • Kermit
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    This was the worst one.

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  • Kermit
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    Originally posted by Chi_archie
    Why do they have a picture of Kyle korver there
    All white people look the same.

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  • Chi_archie
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    Originally posted by sam9ball
    https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/an...013317850.html

    Andrew Bogut fractures left tibia only one minute into Cavs career

    set NBA regular season record for three-pointers in a game

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    Why do they have a picture of Kyle korver there

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  • tony_come
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    Fake injury

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  • jjgold
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    He was junk anyway

    No loss

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  • SharpAngles
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    Soft NBA

    Real men back in the day played with both tibias fractured and made $50 a night

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  • Mr KLC
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  • shadymcgrady
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    Bogut nothing but a dirty butcher on the court these days. His injury better for the nba

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  • hondax123
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    Cavs signed him for inside information lol

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  • INVEGA MAN
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    Cavs in big trouble

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  • Philmill
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    That sucks.... good man goes down...!

    Bogut gets jammed up in King James bad karma

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  • Andrew Bogut fractures left tibia only one minute into Cavs career



    Andrew Bogut fractures left tibia only one minute into Cavs career

    set NBA regular season record for three-pointers in a game

    Scroll back up to restore default view.




    The Cleveland Cavaliers’ acquisition of veteran center Andrew Bogut ranked as one of the best pickups of the NBA’s annual waiver deadline. While the 32-year-old Bogut was far from stellar before his trade away from the Dallas Mavericks, not-ancient big men with long histories of defensive excellence do not often become available at league-minimum prices. At the very least, Bogut seemed set to give the Cavs rim protection and another option behind Tristan Thompson in their effort to repeat as champions, perhaps with yet another win over his ex-teammates on the Golden State Warriors.

    But Bogut’s season with the Cavaliers could now to over as soon as it started. He made his debut with the team in Monday’s home game against the Miami Heat, replacing Thompson at the 0:37 mark of the first quarter. With 11:36 remaining in the second quarter, Bogut had to be carried off the court after injuring his left leg attempting to close out on Heat forward Okaro White.

    The Cavs announced soon after that Bogut would miss the rest of the game with a left leg injury:


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