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Input: While going after a loose ball, LeBron James accidently crashes into pro golfer Jason Day's wife, Ellie Day, who was sitting courtside. She was carried out on a stretcher. (0:54) 
  
 CLEVELAND -- LeBron James tumbled into the wife of star PGA Tour golfer Jason Day while chasing a loose ball Thursday night, causing her to be taken from the floor by stretcher and to a local hospital. 
  
 James, who is listed at 6-foot-8 and 250 pounds, crashed into Ellie Day, knocking her chair over and landing on her as he fell out of bounds with 5:00 left in the fourth quarter of the Cleveland Cavaliers' 104-100 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Play was halted with 3:07 left after Cleveland called a timeout, and James returned to the scene to check on Day. 
  
 Day was taken to a hospital for treatment. She was released early Friday morning, a spokeswoman said. 
  
 Jason Day's agent later said in a statement that Ellie Day was suffering from concussion symptoms and resting comfortably. Bud Martin added that Ellie Day had no hard feelings toward James, quoting her as saying, "He was just doing his job. Go Cavs.'' 
  
 Day was down for several minutes while she received medical attention, which included having a brace placed around her neck and head. 
  
 James said that when he checked on her she had squeezed his hand. He was told she was "doing great." 
  
 Ellie Day was alert and talking as her husband accompanied her to an ambulance in Cleveland. David Richard/USA TODAY Sports 
  
 Day was alert and talking as her husband accompanied her to an ambulance before she was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center. 
  
 "It wasn't anything out of the usual besides the injury," James said. "But to me, obviously her health is very important, and hopefully she's doing well. The guys told us she's doing great now. So, but you know, I was going for a loose ball. Just trying to keep the possession going, and I hate that that was the end result of it." 
  
 Ellie Day gave birth to the couple's second child last month. 
  
 The Days were sitting in a section of seats at Quickens Loans Arena in the first row next to the Thunder bench. Known as the "Nicholson seats," after the position Jack Nicholson often sits in at Los Angeles Lakers games, the seats are several feet below the playing surface. James fell down onto Day, who was seated next to her husband, and knocked over her seat and landed on her. 
  
 James hit his head as he fell into the aisle behind the row of seats. 
  
 He tweeted well wishes an hour after the game. 
  
 Ellie Day I hope you're doing okay! My apologies! Hope u guys come back to another game soon. Love LJ! — LeBron James (@KingJames) December 18, 2015 
  
 Jason Day, 28, who won the PGA Championship in August, has attended several Cavs games recently and had taken part in a promotion during a timeout shortly before the incident. As fans cheered, the Australian chipped foam basketballs into the crowd. 
  
 The Days have a home in Westerville, Ohio, outside of Columbus. 
  
 The incident didn't sway James' feelings on the proximity of the seats. 
  
 "I think it's a great experience for our fans," James said. "I mean, that doesn't happen much. It's unfortunate it happened tonight, but that doesn't happen much. Our fans are why our game is so great. Sitting courtside, it's all part of the game. It's pretty cool. If I was a fan, which I am a fan of the game, but, I would love to sit courtside and watch games." 
  
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 Cavs coach David Blatt said he was unaware of the severity of the incident. He said he has long been nervous about the safety of fans sitting so close to the action. 
  
 "Honestly, the only thing I saw was LeBron diving for the ball to save the ball," Blatt said. "I kind of got blocked and just saw a sea of bodies. We all hope that she's OK. It's always concerned me, the sideline seats. Always concerned me, because things like that, when you're talking about players of this speed and physicality and effort level, it's not a simple thing. 
  
 "The powers that be are the ones that really need to decide how to deal with that. He made an honest attempt at the basketball, that's all, obviously. We all hope she's OK." 
  
 James has had dozens of run-ins and close calls with fans sitting courtside in his career. In May during the conference finals in Atlanta, he stopped himself from running into a pregnant woman courtside. He also dodged a pregnant woman in another incident several years ago. 
  
 The league recently has taken steps to improve safety, including cutting the number of photographers allowed to sit along the baselines to reduce the risk of contact with players. 
  
 Other leagues have had to address fan safety after incidents. Major League Baseball this month recommended extra protective netting for seats near the field after a summer of fans being hurt by foul balls and flying bats. 
  
 In 2002, a young fan died two days after being hit by a deflected puck at a Columbus Blue Jackets game. Brittanie Cecil was killed two days before her 14th birthday, a tragedy that led to the installation of more protective netting at NHL arenas. 
  
 Information from The Associated Press was used in this report. ||||| CLEVELAND, Ohio -- LeBron James accidentally crashed into and injured PGA champion Jason Day's wife during the fourth quarter of the Cavaliers' 104-100 win Thursday over the Oklahoma City Thunder as he chased a ball that was headed out of bounds. 
  
 The former Ellie Harvey, Day's wife, of Lucas, Ohio, was seated next to her husband courtside at The Q, near the Cavs' bench, when James came barreling toward her with 5:00 to go in the game in an attempt to save a ball he had batted away from Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook. 
  
 James, who's 6-8 and weighs at least 250 pounds, knocked into her the way a linebacker might truck a quarterback if the QB were seated in a folding chair. She appeared to have hit her head on the floor -- James said he hit his head, too -- and she was down for several minutes before being wheeled out on a stretcher with her head and neck secured by a brace. 
  
 She was treated for concussion symptoms at nearby MetroHealth Medical Center and released, according to the Associated Press. 
  
 "She squeezed my hand, said she was fine. I think she was just a little weary," said James, who came over to check on her while play was stopped for an extended period with 3:07 to go so first responders could safely put her on the stretcher. 
  
 James led all players 33 points. 
  
 "For me, obviously, her health is very important and hopefully she is doing well," James said. "The guys told me she's doing great now. I was just going for a loose ball, tried to keep the possession going, I just hate that that was the end result." 
  
 Ellie Day I hope you're doing okay! My apologies! Hope u guys come back to another game soon. Love LJ! -- LeBron James (@KingJames) December 18, 2015 
  
 Day and his wife have a home in Westerville, Ohio, near Columbus, and are Cavs fans with several contacts in the organization. When Cleveland played an exhibition game in Columbus in October, J.R. Smith bought cotton candy for the Days' son from the bench. 
  
 According to PGA.com, Mrs. Day gave birth to a baby girl in November. Mr. Day is currently the second-ranked golfer in the world, having won the PGA Championship in August. 
  
 As part of a promotion during a timeout just before the play where his wife was injured, Day chipped foam basketballs into the stands. 
  
 "We all hope that she's OK," Cavs coach David Blatt said. "It's always concerned me, the sideline seats. Always concerned me, because things like that, when you're talking about players of this speed and physicality and effort level, it's not a simple thing." 
  
 James, though, said sitting so close is "a great experience for our fans." Other sports celebrities with front-row seats included Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel, Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor, outfielder Michael Brantley, and second baseman Jason Kipnis. 
  
 "That doesn't happen much, it's unfortunate it happened tonight, but it doesn't happen much," James said of the incident. "Our fans is why our game is so great. Sitting courtside is all part of the game and it's pretty cool. If I was a fan, which I am a fan of the game, but I would want to sit courtside and watch games." 
  
 James was already on his way to one of his best games of the season at the point of the crash. He added 11 assists, and nine rebounds -- one rebound short of his 40th regular-season triple-double -- in what was his ninth consecutive game scoring at least 24 points. 
  
 James shot 12-of-27 from the field and 7-of-8 from the line, but committed seven turnovers. He needs just four assists to pass Reggie Theus (6,453 assists) for 24th on the all-time list. 
  
 James outdueled Thunder star Kevin Durant (25 points, 14 in the first quarter), and it was James' free throw with about one second left that clinched the win for the Cavs. 
  
 Cleveland's previous game -- a win over Boston -- was extra special because of James' impromptu moment with Aaron Miller, a 16-year-old boy who is thriving despite severe brain damage suffered at birth. 
  
 James placed his hand on Miller's head as the two shared some words of admiration during a timeout after the Celtics had just honored Miller for his achievements in a basketball even apparently affiliated with the Special Olympics. 
  
 After the game, James gave Miller the Nike shoes he'd worn on the court. |||||
Output:
Scary moment in an NBA game Thursday night: LeBron James crashed into the wife of pro golfer Jason Day while chasing a loose ball, and she ended up leaving the arena on a stretcher, reports Cleveland.com. The good news is that Ellie Day was released from the hospital early Friday morning, reports ESPN.com, though details about any injuries weren't given. (Cleveland.com notes she "appeared to have hit her head on the floor" in the accident.) Day, who was wearing a neck brace on the stretcher, was down for several minutes but reportedly alert the entire time. "She squeezed my hand, said she was fine," says James, whose stats list him at 6 feet 8 inches, 249 pounds. He also tweeted an apology and best wishes. Day gave birth to the couple's second child in November.