Kris Dunn Being Evaluated For A Concussion After Scary Fall That Left Him Bloody

Kris Dunn was helped off the court during the fourth quarter of Wednesday night's Chicago Bulls game against the Golden State Warriors after a scary fall face-first following a dunk. After the 119-112 loss at home, Bulls head coach Fred Hoiberg said the second-year point guard was being evaluated for a concussion.

Dunn exited the game with 2:52 remaining. The frightening scene began with a steal of Klay Thompson that led to a fast-break dunk by Dunn, who then hung on to the rim a little too long and came crashing down face-first on the United Center court. He stayed on the ground for several minutes before going back to the locker room.

WTF Dunn dunks and goes down on his face. Teeth are busted I think. pic.twitter.com/0kyijeXvh0

— ⓂarcusD (@_MarcusD2_) January 18, 2018

Kris Dunn lands on his face after dunking. Tooth knocked out (I think) #Bulls pic.twitter.com/UvohKzcLkE

— Aldo Soto (@AldoSoto21) January 18, 2018

Although Dunn was left with a bloody mouth, he didn't loose any tooth, but he may have chipped a few, Hoiberg said.

Dunn's streak of at least eight assists ended at seven games, finishing Wednesday night with 16 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals. At the very beginning of the game, Golden State rookie Jordan Bell got injured and was removed from the court because of a sprained left ankle. He did not return and will have an MRI on Thursday. Meanwhile, the Bulls will have a couple days off before getting back into action against the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday at 4 p.m. UPDATE: Looks like Dunn doesn't have any concussion symptoms, but his teeth did get jacked up.