Sources - Hornets' LaMelo Ball (ankle) to miss 1-2 weeks
Charlotte Hornets All-Star point guard LaMelo Ball is expected to miss one to two weeks because of his sprained left ankle, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski on Tuesday.
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Ball headed for imaging on injured left ankle
Point guard LaMelo Ball will miss the team's final preseason game Wednesday and is scheduled to undergo imaging on his sprained left ankle, the Charlotte Hornets announced Tuesday.
Angeball in action as Celtic clear of Rangers, Aberdeen and Hibs as Scottish football's long ball beaters
Celtic pass the ball long less often than any other team in the SPFL, data from Wyscout has revealed. Meanwhile Championship side Morton have used the highest percentage of long balls in any of the four leagues in their four games so far.
LaMelo Ball exits Hornets' preseason loss with ankle sprain
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte Hornets All-Star point guard LaMelo Ball sprained his left ankle in the third quarter of a 116-107 preseason loss against the Washington Wizards on Monday night when his foot was stepped on while he was driving to the basket.
Hornets' Ball leaves preseason game with sprained ankle
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Charlotte Hornets All-Star point guard LaMelo Ball sprained his left ankle in the third quarter of a preseason game against the Washington Wizards on Monday when his foot was stepped on while he was driving to the basket.
Stone Roses legend Mani announces star support from David Beckham, Noel Gallagher and John Squire for huge charity fundraising ball auction
Stone Roses legend Mani has announced further details about the huge Manchester fundraising ball that he and wife Imelda are organising in a bid to raise thousands of pounds for charities close to the couple's hearts. Mani and Imelda have had the support of a host of famous faces with incredible donations for a special auction on the night as well as star performers since announcing the event on November 18.
Watch: New Zealand Wicketkeeper's Slide To Kick Away Ball And Save Boundary
New Zealand wicketkeeper Devon Conway made a unique and amazing save while fielding the ball in a T20I match against Pakistan in Christchurch on Saturday. Playing in the tri-series game that also includes Bangladesh, Conway used his football skills to deprive Pakistan of a boundary. Shadab Khan played a scoop shotoff Tim Southee. The connection between the bat and the ball was not that good from Shadab and that gave Conway a chance to run behind and attempt a save.
Joy Drop: OK Blue Jays, let's play ball!
Friends, what an absolutely fabulous fall Friday. Let's get to it!