Aaron Brooks out two weeks with ankle sprain

[The Franchise]

Anyone playing basketball should be cognizant of where you land. Manu was running towards Brooks to play help defense cause his two teammates got beat. His right foot was already at the spot where Brooks landed before Brooks jumped cause he slid by dragging his left leg and closing his feet together. So if he, instead, stayed with his legs apart, Brooks would've landed on it regardless of Manu trying to take a charge.

I'm no Manu or Spurs lover. I have no stake in this. Just calling it as I see it.

You need to look at the video again. I don't think Ginobili meant any harm, but he slid under Aaron Brooks after he had already jumped.

[miserableman]

You need to look at the video again. I don't think Ginobili meant any harm, but he slid under Aaron Brooks after he had already jumped.

Brooks landed on Manu's right foot. The foot that's sliding is his left foot which means the right one was planted before Brooks took off. It's impossible to slide both feet.

[EJFischer]

Looks like the Rockets' losing streak will continue.

I disagree. Over the first 4 games Brooks's WP48 was a terrible -0.020. Getting injured was a sucky way for it to happen, but the Rockets needed him to play less. They should improve with him on the sidelines.