
Saints Fan Jarrius Robertson, Star of NBA All-Star Weekend, Has Liver Transplant
New Orleans Saints superfan Jarrius Robertson, 15, underwent surgery to receive a liver transplant Sunday, per Mike Triplett of ESPN.com.
Robertson's father, Jordy, tweeted it went well but cautioned the next few days after surgery were also important.
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Robertson made headlines earlier this year when he scored a basket in the fourth quarter of the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in New Orleans.
He did more than just score during NBA All-Star Weekend, telling Russell Westbrook his Oklahoma City Thunder needed more shooters and getting in a fight with Charles Barkley:
Triplett called Robertson a "larger-than-life figure" with the Saints. He even signed a contract with New Orleans on Good Morning America:
His importance to those within the organization was never clearer than when head coach Sean Payton and quarterback Drew Brees tweeted him well wishes:
According to Triplett, Robertson suffers from biliary atresia, which is a liver disease that impacts his physical growth. He received a liver transplant at one year old and was in a coma for nearly a year earlier in his life.
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