Pacers' Myles Turner leaves game 3 with obvious leg injuries

The Indiana Pacers Center Myles Turner seemed hard on his right leg while fighting a rebound, in the middle of the third quarter of game 3 in the current semi -final series of his club with the Club's Cleveland.

Turner tried to continue playing the illness, but tried to set his right foot much weight, as Dustin Dopirak from the Indianapolis star writes.

The 6-foot 11-Texan product crawled off the pitch before limping to the team covering room.

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Although Indiana plays at home, Trails Cleveland 83-65. This is a must for the Cavaliers who are currently 0-2 in this series.

No NBA franchise has ever gathered to win a best-of-Seven playoff series with 0: 3.

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UPDATE:

Turner has returned to Hardwood to Indiana.

In 21:47 action, Turner has achieved 14 points from the ground (1 of 2 from Deep) and 5-of-6 shooting from the charity strip, blocked three shots and pulled out two rebounds.

The Pacers cut out their work so that they can get back into this game, but it is quite critical to remain armed with their starts.

In the low season, Turner probably seems to be one of the most fascinating unrestricted free agents that are coming onto the market.

He spent all of his 10 pro season with Indiana and is something of the prototypical 3-and-D center. At 29, Turner is an excellent rim protection and a career with 36.3 percent long snipers with 3.3 triple attempts. He combined with a career high of 39.6 percent of his 5.5 long distances last season.

In seven completed playoff games so far, Turner achieved an average of 17.1 points on .506/.375/.839 shooting, 6.1 boards, 2.6 rejections, 1.4 templates and 0.9 steals per night.

Turner seems to be prepared to earn a large increase for his expiring contract of 19.9 million US dollars. It remains to be seen whether this can be done via the Pacers or a competing squad.

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