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Apparently, Ben Gordon tweaked his hamstring sometime during the second quarter of the Bulls' Game 4 victory on Sunday. And obviously, none of us noticed, considering the fact that he was money down the stretch as usual.According to Gordon, he "heard something pop," and the hamstring is sore, but he's not expected to miss any time because of it. Just to be sure it wasn't anything more serious, he had an MRI performed today, and the results didn't show anything "unexpected."
Except for the soreness, it's all great news. Besides, the only thing that Gordon appeared to injure was his groin, right after he hit the three-pointer that sent the game into its second overtime.
Don't believe me? Then why else would Gordon have been seen grabbing at his crotch after hitting this extremely difficult shot?
Oh. Right.
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