Cam Thomas expects to be ‘fine’ after late-game ankle injury
NY Post
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Cam Thomas said the ankle injury that forced him out of Monday’s win isn’t as severe as the one that cost him close to a month earlier in the season.
“That’s what it feels like,” Thomas said. “I should be fine.”
The fact that Thomas wasn’t sent back to New York, and hasn’t instantly been ruled out of Tuesday’s game in Orlando Orlando is encouraging.
Thomas sprained his right ankle coming down on teammate Day’Ron Sharpe’s foot in the fourth quarter of Monday’s 111-86 rout of the Grizzlies.
He was subbed out of the game with 7:23 left to play and the Nets leading 97-73, helped off the floor and unable to put pressure on his ankle.
The Nets’ second-leading scorer, Thomas finished the night with 14 points, a game-high tying five assists and no turnovers.
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