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The OKC Thunder picked up a 108-101 win over the LA Clippers on Sunday, but a scary injury to Jalen Williams overshadowed the result.

OKC Thunder forward Jalen Williams suffered a severe lower leg injury late in Sunday's 108-101 victory over the LA Clippers. Williams was fouled hard while driving to the basket and eventually had to be removed from the court on a stretcher after medical personnel attended to him. Before exiting the contest, Williams contributed eight points, five assists, two rebounds, two steals, and a block.
The incident prompted widespread concern across social media, with fans and observers fearing an ankle dislocation and fracture. Head coach Mark Daigneault and teammates Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Alex Caruso voiced their distress following the game. Thunder officials have not yet released an official diagnosis or timeline regarding Williams' expected recovery.
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