Tyrese Haliburton's dad confirms Pacers star suffered Achilles injury in NBA Finals Game 7
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Tyrese Haliburton's father, John, confirmed to ABC and ESPN sideline reporter Lisa Salters that Tyrese has an Achilles tendon injury, Salters reported on the ABC broadcast of Game 7 of the NBA Finals.
Salters said John also told her Tyrese seems to be in good spirits and that his entire family — including his mother and brother — is in the locker room with him as he's watching the game and cheering on the Pacers, who have a 48-47 halftime lead.
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An Achilles tendon tear tends to require a recovery time of 8-10 months. Pacers centers Isaiah Jackson and James Wiseman tore their Achilles tendons in the first eight days of the season and did not return to action in 2024-25.
Haliburton was dealing with a right calf strain coming to into the game, suffering it in Game 5 of the Finals. He had been undergoing around-the-clock treatment since and opted to play in Game 6 though he was made aware that there was a risk of further injury.
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