Sometimes we forget how grueling and unforgiving basketball can be, how hard the floor is, how sharp the edges and elbows are, how high the rim is, how vulnerable the ligaments are, how exposed the head, neck and spine — stuff that’s difficult to repair, once damaged — can be.
And then, sometimes we are reminded.
As Steph Curry flipped through the air on Monday night, his legs taken out from beneath him as he soared and then fell upside down over and under Trevor Ariza in Game 4 of the Western ...
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