Just imagint the most important game in the NBA and what you fight for during the whole season and you are unable to play. Well Kendrick Perkins told reporters at Wednesday's media session that he tore two ligaments in his right knee in Tuesday's NBA Finals Game 6 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers and will be sidelined for Thursday's decisive Game 7. He will undergo an MRI on Friday to further assess the damage. This happen in game 6 when he landed awkwardly trying to haul in an offensive rebound midway through the first quarter and suffered what was originally diagnosed as a knee sprain. I must say that he may still play in my opinion because it's not like this opportunity will present itself again. Andrew Bynum is playing and he is not 100 percent, but he has the mind set that he may not duplicate this process next year. Game 7 is set for tomorrow and it's do or die for both teams and this is what you play for and what you train for so we shall see if Perkins is able to play partially tomorrow.
Sports King
"Failure is not an option, but a learned lesson so we won't make the same mistakes in the future"
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