URGENT UPDATE: San Antonio Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan will miss the team’s season opener against the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday due to a sprained left wrist. The injury occurred during practice earlier today while Sochan was participating in a five-on-five drill, just as he was nearing a return from a previous calf strain.

Sochan’s calf injury, sustained in August while training with the Polish national team, had already sidelined him from the EuroBasket tournament and the Spurs’ preseason games. His absence marks a significant setback for the team as they kick off their season.

Additionally, the Spurs will also start the season without guard De’Aaron Fox, who is recovering from a strained hamstring. Both players are projected to return by the second or third game of the season, but their absence could impact the Spurs’ performance against Dallas.

Last season, Sochan showcased his potential, averaging 11.4 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 2.4 assists over 54 games. His contributions will be missed as the Spurs aim for a strong start to the new season.

Fans and analysts are eager to see how the Spurs adapt to these injuries and what strategies they will employ as they face the Mavericks on opening night. Stay tuned for updates on Sochan and Fox’s recovery progress, as their return could be pivotal for San Antonio’s early-season success.