“If it had been the other hand, I would been out for the year,” Harris said. “It was miserable.
“The movement wasn’t the bad thing. It’s when I got hit. Practice, just a little elbow bump from the guard or someone trying to make a swim move on it. That sucked, but during games the adrenaline just took over.”
He wasn’t able to block anyone with his hands straight up for the rest of the year. On the left side he had to resort to his shoulder with an almost chicken wing motion. But given how much pain he gritted through, there was nothing chicken about it because he kept people away from Huber.
“It’s a big tribute to Darrin, who is good at helping me out,” Harris said. “Changing some schemes here and there to make sure I’m protected in ways I have to be protected. The snapping wasn’t the bad part. It was the blocking. As long as they could help me out and we could do things and make calls to help me out, it worked out well.”
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