I don't know if you watched the National Basketball Association which has been in the midst of

its two-month-long playoffs, but the world's best basketball player for the world's best basketball team.

Got hurt last night and Joe thinks it's a playoff ending injury.

Number one, James Harden, disputes your world's best basketball player, Sertian, but he's certainly in the top two, which is pretty high.

Yeah, Older Kevin Durant pulled up non-contact injury.

Those are the scary ones.

And he quickly looked behind him as if somebody had kicked him in the lower leg, which is precisely how it feels when you have a serious Achilles injury.

And if you have, well, I will tell you this, I had a relatively medium Achilles injury.

My senior year high school playing baseball.

Gladys, there I was on the field of green.

She gets to play the harp and to dust off the strings and benoa.

There's playing for the Boston Reds tuckings of the Old Independently.

But anyway, I didn't as a pitcher, so we ran all the time.

I mean, I didn't even feel it happen.

I had a vague memory of stepping in like a low spot as we were running through the baseball field, around and around.

And by that night I went to my job.

I was a bus boy at a restaurant by the end of my shift that could not walk.

And I spent the next three or four weeks on crutches, three or four weeks, and I wasn't even aware of it being strained.

Kevin Durant felt that popping his lower leg and looked back like somebody had kicked him and could barely shuffle off the floor.

That's no calf strain.

He's got a serious Achilles injury.

I mean, look, I was watching the TV and I'm not an orthopedic surgeon, obviously.

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