Jarrett Allen injured right hand, will undergo further examination

Jarrett Allen, the center player currently playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers, injured his right hand in the game against the New York Knicks and is expected to undergo an MRI. After playing only a few minutes in the second half of the game, Jarrett Allen left the court early due to an injury to his right hand.  

It is reported that Jarrett Allen will undergo an MRI next. Head coach Kenny Atkinson said: "Jarrett Allen's X-ray results were negative, so this is good news. I confirmed that he will go for an MRI. He came to me during the game. Jarrett Allen said he felt very troubled and might not be able to finish the game. But fortunately, the X-ray results were negative."  

Jarrett Allen was reluctant to talk about his injury when he was approached in the locker room after the game. There was no bandage on Jarrett Allen's hand, but he admitted that he might have been injured while trying to block a shot in the first quarter.  

Jarrett Allen, a threat on both ends of the court for the Cleveland Cavaliers, suffered a serious rib injury in the second round of last season's playoffs and was sidelined for the Eastern Conference semifinals against Boston, which the Cavaliers eliminated in five games.