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Warriors' Kevon Looney Exits Game 5 vs. Raptors in Fourth Quarter
Warriors center Kevon Looney exited his team's Game 5 win over the Raptors in the NBA Finals after reinjuring his collarbone.
Golden State announced Looney re-aggravated his right 1st costal cartilage non-displaced fracture injury and would not return.
Looney suffered a fractured collarbone in Golden State's Game 2 victory. He returned in Game 4 after "lobbying hard" to return from injury to play in the NBA Finals.
The Warriors already lost Kevin Durant who appeared to re-injure his calf in the second quarter. The Warriors declared the star out for the rest of the contest, and he will receive an MRI on Tuesday.
The Raptors have a 3–2 series lead, and Game 6 will be Thursday at Oracle Arena. Looney said the decision on whether he plays Game 6 will be made by him, and he wants to see how he’s feeling over the next few days.
