Within 58 seconds of making his Cleveland Cavaliers debut on Monday, Australian center Andrew Bogut broke his left tibia.
The former champion with the Golden State Warriors, who was 32 at the time, signed with Cleveland last week as a free agency for the balance of the season and joined the club before Monday’s game after settling visa difficulties.
With 11:38 remaining in the second quarter, Bogut rushed out to the wing to cover Miami’s Okaro White.
The two collided, and the Australian was gravely injured, landing on his left ankle and limping before collapsing to the floor.
What injury did Andrew Bogut have?
The majority of Bucks supporters will recall that Bogut had dislocated his elbow in the most horrifying manner possible.
When did Bogut break his leg?
The new center on the club, Bogut, fractured his left leg in the second quarter and needed help getting to the Cleveland locker room.