During Monday night’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies, Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas suffered an apparent ankle injury and was unable to return to the game.
After being assisted back to the locker room, the Nets issued an official injury update, confirming it as a right ankle injury and ruling out his return. The latest information on the injury will likely be available after Thomas undergoes testing, though the timing of such updates may vary and could be addressed by the media post-game.
Cam Thomas has been making significant strides in his NBA career this season, achieving a career-high average of 21.0 points per game for the Nets. Despite occasional fluctuations in consistency, Thomas has notably excelled as a starter, particularly since rejoining the starting lineup at the end of January.
With 17 games featuring at least 20 points, 6 games exceeding 30 points, and 3 games surpassing 40 points this season, Thomas has established himself as a prolific scorer. His ability to secure points has been a valuable asset for the Nets.
The severity of the injury remains uncertain, but the visible discomfort Thomas displayed while being assisted off the court raises concerns. As a promising young player, the hope is that the injury is not too severe, considering Thomas’ commendable contributions throughout the season, especially in recent performances.
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