Torrey Craig's face broken and bloodied by the arm and leg of his teammate [Update]

Second-year striker Torrey Craig has been incredibly huge for the playoff Nuggets. He played about 20 minutes a night and posted an average of 71 percent real shot in eight games. The Nuggets benefit immensely from his versatile and disjointed defense and his respectable shots at the perimeter, which, aside from the human angle, is what makes the sight of his face dripping with blood very, very unfortunate:

Craig took a Zach Collins arm in the face to play a defensive rebound on Wednesday night, and then on the way to the ground broke him in the face of teammate Monte Morris. The consequences were not beautiful:

The Nuggets said Craig was suspicious of coming back with a "nasal bruise," which, I suppose, would present a better chance of returning to action than a broken nose. The Nuggets went into halftime down 15 points in Portland, 50-35.

UPDATE: Craig returned to the game in the third quarter, his nose full of cotton and a mask on his face: