By james art 
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Kiri Irving plays on January 25, 2025; A young fan recovers after being hit by a ball that Irving tried to pass
In Dallas’s last game, a young fan was accidentally hit by a ball against the background of the action.
As he watched the Texas team take Boston Celtics in the center of American Airlines on Saturday, January 25th from the front row of the bench in Dallas, a boy received a little more than the market when a pass from Kiri Irving missed his goal.
During the second quarter of the NBA’s rematch, the 32-year-old Mavericks guard did what he looked like an attempt to cross a team of his teammate Jaden Hardy, but missed the brand. Instead, he accidentally hit the fan named Asher, who was sitting in a court court with the team staff.
Kevin Jaiiraj-Imagn images
A young fan holds an ice pack to his nose after being hit by a ball thrown by Kiri Irving
It seems that the ball hit the fan square in the face, knocked out its glasses and its hat back, play footage circulating in X shows.
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The young boy’s parents and Mavericks employees rushed to comfort him, as well as players from both teams. Derrick White, Jalen Brown and PJ Washington seem to be registered and comforted by the boy, along with Irving himself.
In footage shared by ESPN, the NBA star can hear the boy – whose nose began to bleed after the wrong pass – if he was doing well.
“Is it okay? Is it okay, a kid? Let me see,” Irving asked as a member of Mavericks employees, examining bleeding from the nose.
Along with the star guardian, the crowd also glad to see that Asher looked mostly unharmed, clapping and donkey for good sports as the game resumed. And Asher’s spirits seemed to rise as the action continued, clogging bleeding from his nose with tissue, so that his hands were free to cheer in the Dallas team.
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Kiri Irving played against Boston Celtics on January 25, 2025.
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ESPN’s Cassidy Hubbarth also confirmed that the young fan is fine. The reporter talks to his parents, who said that their son “is doing well” shortly after the casual clash of the court.
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The young fan, however, failed to see Irving and Maverix to provide a win, as the team eventually lost the Celtics game with a final result of 122-107.
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