* Not a doctor, but have an interest in sports medicine driven by my advancing age and own injury experiences
Remember Kevin Durant?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1DBvuhrv0Y
He was able to walk a bit on it. But Keels was able to jog. And I don't think I've seen Achilles injuries happen by rolling up on your leg. The way Keels went down and where he was holding after (his shin) suggested it wasn't achilles or even ankle, unless it was a high ankle sprain.
Calf injuries are generally similar to other soft tissue injuries - pulls, strains, etc. But again, Keels was holding his calf, and given the amount of strain placed on the leg when you bend it like he did (think of standing and holding your foot to stretch your quads... you can feel a pull on a tendon from your knee to ankle), I think that's likely where the injury is. One of these:
That's a pretty weird injury for basketball IMO, and more of one you might see in baseball (during slides), football or soccer. You don't generally bend like he did during the normal course of a basketball game. If it was a severe injury, recovery time looks like
8-12 weeks, according to this:
https://www.verywellhealth.com/anter...upture-5075451
But again, not a doctor. Just a guess based on the way he bent.