Beverley mentioned on the podcast that the injury occurred while he was attempting a dunk as part of his pregame routine.
Despite the injury setback, the versatile player managed to contribute one point, with zero successful shots out of two attempts, during the victory, playing for 15 minutes off the bench. Additionally, he provided four assists, four rebounds, and two blocks.
Reflecting on his performance in the game against OKC, Beverley highlighted his resilience, noting that despite feeling some discomfort after attempting a three-pointer, he continued to play and even made a positive impact, with a plus-12 rating off the bench.
However, he was unable to participate in Tuesday’s game, which ended in a double-overtime loss against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Since joining the Milwaukee Bucks from the Philadelphia 76ers on February 8th, Beverley has maintained averages of 5.1 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game, while playing an average of 19.6 minutes across 19 games, including two starts.
His presence on the court has significantly contributed to the Bucks’ success, as they have secured 13 wins out of the 19 games he has played, improving their overall record to 46-26 and securing the second seed in the Eastern Conference standings, with only 10 games left in the regular season.
