Oklahoma City Thunder guard Jalen Williams left Sunday's 108-101 win over the Los Angeles Clippers on a stretcher after a lower-left-leg injury with 1:14 left in the fourth quarter, ESPN and NBC Sports reported. He was fouled on a drive, came down awkwardly, and his left foot bent outward. Staff covered the leg with a towel before he was wheeled off to a standing ovation.

There was no immediate diagnosis. Coach Mark Daigneault said the team would be briefed Monday morning. Teammate Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was emotional after the game and said the group must hold the fort. Williams entered averaging 18 points across his first 250 NBA games and helped OKC win the 2025 title.

Cason Wallace and Jaylin Williams also left earlier and did not return. The Thunder host Phoenix on Monday. Outside guesses about the injury are not used here.

ESPN said medical staff rushed in as the arena went quiet for about five minutes. NBC Sports said some people in the building described the look as more ankle than knee, but the team had not confirmed a type.

The Thunder manned a thin wing after other first-half exits. Gilgeous-Alexander finished the win after the long stoppage. Team staff said only that Monday's briefing would set the next steps for care and testing.

The arena went quiet when he went down. Teammates knelt nearby as help arrived. The club says more news will come Monday.

Club doctors will lead the Monday review. The counted outlets match on the main timeline.

What we know: Williams left on a stretcher after a left-leg injury. OKC expects a Monday update.
What we don't: The diagnosis, timeline, and whether he will miss extended time.