Brooklyn Nets’ guard Cam Thomas encountered a potential ankle injury during the game against the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday night, which led to his early exit from the game. Shortly after Thomas was assisted back to the locker room, the Nets issued an official injury update, confirming that it was a right ankle injury and that he would not be returning to the game. As of now, this is the most recent update on the injury. Further details are expected to emerge once Thomas has undergone testing, although it is uncertain whether this will occur before the media is briefed after the game.
Thomas has been making strides in the NBA this season, with an average of 21.0 points per game (PPG) for the Nets, marking a career high. Although his performance has been somewhat inconsistent, Thomas has excelled as a starter for the Nets, particularly since he returned to the starting lineup at the end of January.
Throughout the season, Thomas has achieved 17 games with at least 20 points, 6 games with at least 30 points, and 3 games with at least 40 points. Known for his scoring ability, Thomas has demonstrated his knack for putting points on the board for the Nets this season.
The hope is that this injury is not too severe, as Thomas appeared to be in considerable discomfort as he was escorted back to the locker room. As a promising young player, Thomas has been a reliable performer this season, especially in recent games.
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