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How Did Monta Ellis Really Injure His Ankle?

 
09.3.2008 - Updated on 09.3.2008

Something about the Monta Ellis injury account didn’t sound quite right, and new facts coming to light are providing further fuel for the conspiracy theorists.

Multiple league sources have told ESPN.com that Ellis had several cuts and abrasions on his leg — atypical of an injury sustained on a basketball court — in addition to the high ankle sprain and torn deltoid ligament he suffered on Aug. 21.

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If Ellis is found to have sustained his injuries by taking part in non-basketball activities prohibited in his contract, Golden State could theoretically attempt to void the new six-year, $66 million deal signed by the 22-year-old on July 24. But such a drastic step is considered highly unlikely as long as the injuries cause no lasting damage, given Ellis’ standing as perhaps Golden State’s most prized asset in the wake of Baron Davis’ free-agent defection to the Los Angeles Clippers.

The more likely punishments — assuming Ellis makes a full recovery from his injuries — are a fine or, at worst, a suspension.

ESPN

So, what do you all think happened? Could Monta Ellis have injured his ankle as he claimed he did? What might have caused cuts to the leg in addition to a torn deltoid ligament? Let us know what you think in the comment box below.
2 Comments: How Did Monta Ellis Really Injure His Ankle?

Posted by
that one guy(kobe24clutch)
on 09.3.2008
just lettin ya’ll know my youtube account that i also have if anybody else has one (kobe24clutch)anywayHE’S EMO AND HE’S CUTTING HIMSELF!lol just playing... when a player says he’s injured for whatever reason you gotta belive him. if he lied you’ll eventually find out. but its disrespectful to say a player is lying about his injury. however....maybe he was invloved in some kind of weird scuffle .
Posted by
Red Foxx
on 09.3.2008
you’re suppose to break people’s ankles on the court, not your own you big dummy .

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