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Tyrese Haliburton Is 7th NBA Player This Season With Achilles Tear

Last updated: June 24, 2025 7:58 am
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The NBA has been hit with a string of Achilles injuries this season, with Indiana Pacers’ star point guard Tyrese Haliburton becoming the latest casualty. Haliburton tore his right Achilles tendon during Game 7 of the NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder, adding to a list of seven players who have suffered similar injuries this season.

The injury occurred in the first quarter of the game, with Haliburton experiencing a non-contact tear as he made a move against a Thunder player. Despite his strong performance in the game up to that point, Haliburton was unable to return to the court, ultimately impacting the outcome of the Finals. This injury marked the third Achilles tear during the postseason, with Jayson Tatum and Damian Lillard also falling victim to this debilitating injury.

While age can be a factor in Achilles injuries, with players in their 30s being more susceptible, the majority of players affected this season are still in their 20s. This raises questions about other potential causes for the increase in Achilles injuries, such as playing through existing injuries, the length of the basketball season, changes in playing style, footwear choices, and advancements in nutrition and conditioning practices.

One theory suggests that players returning to the court before fully recovering from lower extremity injuries may be predisposing them to Achilles injuries. Another theory points to the wear and tear from lengthy basketball seasons as a contributing factor. Changes in playing style towards a more open and free-wheeling game could also be putting more strain on players’ Achilles tendons. Additionally, the shift towards lower top sneakers in the NBA may be offering less ankle support, potentially increasing the risk of Achilles injuries.

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As the NBA continues to grapple with these injuries, it will be important to monitor trends over the next few seasons to determine if Achilles tears are indeed on the rise. In the meantime, preventing such injuries will be crucial for players and teams alike, as the road to recovery from an Achilles tear can be long and challenging.

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