Terrence Jones looked down and saw one finger did not match the rest. After a play three games ago, Jones saw his pinky finger horizontal to the ground, while the others were vertical. “I ain’t never seen my finger like that,” Jones said. “I wasn’t even in basketball mode anymore. I was just worried about my hand.” It turned out to be a dislocated finger — not broken like he thought — that forced him to miss two games.
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