James wrote, including a face palm emoji and praying hands. That about sums it up. Pacers—and NBA—fans will hope for the best when it comes to Haliburton's injury, but it didn't look good.

While phone calls are still around, texting has become the norm. Where words fall short, emojis step in with more than 10 billion times a day.

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The emoji is officially called "Face With Tears of Joy," although it's also known as the "laugh/cry" emoji, which is clearly the appropriate response to 2017.

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