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    The injury was so severe Williams wound up missing 13 regular-season games, and to this day the ankle — his left — still is not quite right. "It doesn't hurt, really ... It just, like, aches. I don't now what arthritis feels like, but . . .". . ." Doctors knew right away that the inversion sprain - sustained when after attempting a 3-point shot Williams landed on the foot of then-rookie Bulls point guard Derrick Rose - was a bad one. Full Article at Deseret News
    It doesn't hurt, really ... It just, like, aches. I don't now what arthritis feels like, but . . .
    Deron Williams – Deron Williams SOURCE: Deseret News 1 month ago
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Utah Jazz: NBA footing bill for Europe trip
  1. I want to play against him and make myself better, and it hurt when you see a good player like Deron go down like that ... I contested a jump shot. He came down. It wasn't intentional or anything like that . . . I felt bad for him.
    SOURCE: Deseret News 1 month ago
  2. They told me. They told me how bad it was ... I didn't want to believe it.
    SOURCE: Deseret News 1 month ago
  3. He (Williams) is such a fantastic player, you hate to see that happen ... It sets you back a little bit when that happens. There's no question.
    SOURCE: Deseret News 1 month ago
  4. He just closed out, and I came down on his foot.
    SOURCE: Deseret News 1 month ago
  5. I don't like to think about it
    SOURCE: Deseret News 1 month ago
  6. You watch it, it doesn't look like he tried to step under me on purpose
    Deron Williams – Deron Williams SOURCE: Deseret News 1 month ago

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