During the Bucks-Pacers Game 4 matchup, fans witnessed something they never wanted to see: Damian Lillard suffering a non-contact injury.

This occurred in the first quarter, where he went crashing to the ground, sitting there for a couple of moments, and then needing helped to the locker room.

According to Chris Haynes, Lillard was ruled out for the remainder of the game. It gets worse, as Haynes labeled the injury as a “severe” one.

Then a couple minutes later, Haynes reported that there’s a real fear of Lillard tearing his Achilles. However, those within the organization are hoping for the best, and not going to the immediate negative.

In an absolute crazy finish to a classic of a Game 4, Aaron Gordon commented on his game-winning put-back off Nikola Jokic’s missed shot, which confirmed his role with the organization.

“I’m just trying to clean up everything on the glass,” said Gordon about the play.

He got the ball out of his hands just as the red light appeared. We are talking mili-seconds. In fact, it was so close the officials needed several minutes and many different angles of the play to determine if it was good or not.

Referee Zach Zarba said afterwards that there was “clear and conclusive evidence that the ball was out of Gordon’s hands when the red light came on to end the game.”

The series is tied 2-2.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Jimmy Butler has limited to no mobility to play basketball due to the glute contusion injury he suffered in Game 2.

This muscle contusion continues to deal with “significant swelling,” which has forced him to sit out Game 3’s win against the Houston Rockets.

With Butler out, Jonathan Kuminga has seen some playing time. Quinten Post has also seen more time alongside Kuminga and Draymond Green.

“He basically has no mobility and it’s not just about playing through pain or taking painkilling shots,” said Shams Charania. “He literally cannot move well enough to play basketball tonight for the Warriors. And, remember, this is someone that has played through a grade 2 MCL spring for three quarters last season in the playoffs. The Warriors are now hopeful for Game 4 on Monday potentially for Jimmy Butler to actually play.”

Golden State remains optimistic the savvy veteran will be available for Monday’s Game 4, which takes place in Golden State. His status remains up in the air.