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OKC's Williams taken off with significant injury

ESPN Monday 26 October 2026, 02:52 UTC 1 min read
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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Jalen Williams was taken off the floor, seated on a stretcher, after suffering a significant injury to his left leg in Sunday night's 108-101 win over the LA Clippers. There was no immediate word from the team on his injury. Teammate Shai Gilgeous-Alexander teared up in his postgame television, saying, "I just feel bad for him."

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Jalen Williams was taken off the floor, seated on a stretcher, after suffering a significant injury to his left leg in Sunday night's 108-101 win over the LA Clippers. There was no immediate word from the team on his injury. Teammate Shai Gilgeous-Alexander teared up in his postgame television, saying, "I just feel bad for him." "It's obviously going to be tough without a player like that. But he's not gone forever. He'll be back better than ever, and we know it. We've just got to hold the fort down until he comes back."
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