Both Oklahoma City Thunder and Los Angeles Clippers players were left visibly shaken Sunday night as Jalen Williams suffered a gruesome ankle injury with 1:14 left to play. 'Just feel bad for him,' an emotional Shai Gilgeous-Alexander said in a postgame interview about his Thunder teammate. 'Nothing more than that.' Oklahoma City coach Mark Daigneault addressed reporters after the 108-101 win, saying the team would update the media on Williams' condition Monday. 'We're not doing great,' a clearly deflated Daigneault told reporters about his team's morale. Williams was driving to his left when he split Clippers defenders Kris Dunn and Derrick Jones Jr. in midair. Although there wasn't hard contact, Williams nonetheless came twisting down to the court, where he landed on his own bent ankle. As Clippers center Book Lopez looked away in horror, Williams silently glanced down at his own crooked ankle before covering his mouth with his hands and wailing in pain. More at link in bio 🔗 #fyp #nba #injury #basketball #viral