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Thunder guard Alex Caruso assisted to locker room with sprained ankle

  • On Monday, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso was ruled out of the game against the Phoenix Suns during the first half with a right ankle sprain after being assisted to the locker room.
  • The Thunder entered Monday's contest already depleted, as Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace require surgery for injuries sustained Sunday against the Los Angeles Clippers, while Chet Holmgren missed the game with patellar tendinitis.
  • Before his departure, Caruso recorded nine points, three assists, and two rebounds in nine minutes off the bench, helping Oklahoma City build a 67-53 halftime lead over Phoenix.
  • Replacing the injured starters, Ajay Mitchell started and contributed 18 points in the first half, while Jared McCain added 10 points for the Thunder.
  • The Thunder now face a challenging stretch with multiple key players recovering from recent injuries; timelines for Williams and Wallace will be announced after they undergo surgery.
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The escort of the local team, replacing two injured headlines, was injured in the first half of the confrontation.With several casualties, the group managed to go to rest with advantage thanks to the outstanding performance of their alternates.

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Thunder guard Alex Caruso assisted to locker room with sprained ankle

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso was assisted to the locker room during the first half of Monday night's 125-114 win over the Phoenix Suns with

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