Fever guard Ty Harris carried off court after sustaining ankle injury


Indiana Fever guard Tyasha Harris exited Thursday’s game against the Minnesota Lynx with what appears to be a severe ankle injury.

After going up for a layup in the third quarter of Thursday’s game, Harris went down, clutching her left ankle and clearly in a lot of pain. She had to be carried off the court by staff, who took her back into the locker room.



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