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Clifford: Al Jefferson Has No Mobility
(Al) Jefferson played with a plantar fascia injury first suffered in the first quarter of Game 1. Jefferson had to leave this game in the first half after, in his words, “I felt it rip all the way through.”
Jefferson continued, “It came up midway through my foot and it was just pain. Doctor said there was nothing more I can do to hurt it, so I just had to play through it.”
That he did, finishing the game with 18 points and 13 rebounds. Jefferson can’t create the same leverage he usually does to score in the post, but the Bobcats can still run offense through him.
“He’s not anywhere close to 100 percent, but we can still play through him,” (Bobcats Coach Steve) Clifford said. “He has no mobility basically, but he still had 18 and 13.”
via Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer
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