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Message: [QUOTE="ihatepants, post: 2748033, member: 909"] I don't know why you guys are so insistent at claiming that his hand can't possibly be broken, but the photos show that his right hand was swelling in every game after the first. Windhorst also said in his report about his hand that LeBron wore a cast every day after game 1, just not with the media. If the contusion/fracture occurred close to or at the head of his metacarpals, it also would be completely possible to do pushups without much pain. Most of the pressure on pushups are going to be either on the lunate or hypothenar areas of the palm, with almost no pressure at the heads of the metacarpals, especially on the 5th metacarpal side (the most common location of a boxer's fracture). Game 1: [img]https://i.imgur.com/mqXE7xc.jpg[/img] (bah, I really can't put more than one image in a post?) [/QUOTE]