Gordon Hayward update: the cast is off...kind of.
Gordon Hayward's wife, Robyn, posted an Instagram video of her hubby playing video games with their eldest daughter on his lap. It was just a typical video of at-home-life for the Haywards, and was meant to spotlight their daughter more than anything. Gordon playing video games is also normal, as he's been known to twiddle the joysticks in his spare time. Ho hum. Nothing to see here.
There haven't been any updates on Hayward's return, and he's still expected to miss the entire season because of the injury that occurred on opening night. Nevertheless, it's exciting to see him progress. Sooner or later, he'll step out of the chair and begin to take regular, standing jump shots. God speed, Gordon.
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Gordon Hayward is already back to playing games without his cast on. Impressive to see him doing weight training on his leg this early into the rehab. /s pic.twitter.com/OWeGl7uDu0— Jared Weiss (@JaredWeissNBA) December 6, 2017
But if you paid extra-special attention to detail, then you would have noticed this:
There is no cast on his left leg! Of course, this caused a manic episode for the internet. Everyone went crazy, and began to speculate what it could mean.
But then the all-telling Brad Stevens stepped in and cleared up any uncertainty.
But then the all-telling Brad Stevens stepped in and cleared up any uncertainty.
Gordon still wears a boot most of the time, but he can take it off when he's lounging at home. That's that. When he's mobile, the boot is on to keep his leg intact.Robyn Hayward had an IG story video of a boot-less Gordon Hayward. Brad Stevens reminds everyone that he doesn’t wear it 24-7.— Chris Forsberg (@ESPNForsberg) December 6, 2017
“He is progressing in doing what he can do … And it’s been going well. .. He’s wearing the boot most of the day.” pic.twitter.com/WtTy5xbq90
There haven't been any updates on Hayward's return, and he's still expected to miss the entire season because of the injury that occurred on opening night. Nevertheless, it's exciting to see him progress. Sooner or later, he'll step out of the chair and begin to take regular, standing jump shots. God speed, Gordon.
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