Kyrie Irving Vows To Bounce Back After Season-Ending Torn ACL
Kyrie Irving This Isn't The End For Me!!! ... After Torn ACL

UPDATE
1:22 PM PT -- Kyrie Irving just went live on Instagram to address the bad news ... saying while it's not the outcome he would have hoped for, he's fully committed to recovering and getting back on the court.
Uncle Drew seemed to be in good spirits as he showed off propped-up leg in a compression wrap ... and thanked his fans for their support following the ailment.
Their teams might be on the opposite ends of the wildest trade of the season, but LeBron James and Luka Doncic are sending positive vibes Kyrie Irving's way ... after the Mavericks star suffered a torn ACL during Monday's game.
The heartbreaking moment went down with under three minutes left in the first quarter of the Mavs' contest against the Kings. As Irving drove to the hoop, his knee buckled and he fell to the ground in pain.
Even with Kyrie struggling to put weight on his left leg, the 36-year-old knocked down two free throws before exiting the matchup ... which the team called a "left knee sprain."
It was later revealed on Tuesday his season was over after tearing his ACL.
Kyrie was showered with love after his exit ... with James sending prayers his way -- and Doncic reposting video of Irving's post-injury shots from the charity stripe with two emotional emojis and prayer hands.
Of course, Kyrie and Bron won a title together on the Cavaliers in 2016 ... and more recently, he made it to the NBA Finals with Luka last season.
During his postgame availability, Dallas head coach Jason Kidd said seeing Kyrie injured likely took the wind out of his team's sail ... but it'll have to be a next-man-up mentality moving forward.

The Mavs went on to lose the game by a final score of 122-98, and fans weren't happy with the product they paid for ... as they headed toward the exit once the third quarter wrapped up.
It all comes on the heels of the Mavs announcing they would be raising season ticket prices for the 2025-26 season ... only weeks after they shockingly traded Doncic to Los Angeles.
It's a rough time to be a basketball supporter in Dallas ... here's hoping Kyrie is back better than ever after rehabbing the ailment.