Tobias Harris was picking up a FedEx delivery outside his house Monday when he felt his right hand pricked by what he thought was a nail sticking out of the package.
“I did not cry,” Harris said Tuesday before the team’s practice. “Maybe because I was with my girlfriend. She was saying I was being dramatic, but I didn’t cry.”
If the Clippers' starting forward doesn’t play much in his team’s second preseason game, it won’t be because of any ill effects from the first bee sting of his life. Coach Doc Rivers was already planning to give younger players a larger share of playing time against Minnesota on Wednesday at Staples Center.