Cam Whitmore Questionable for Rockets’ Game Against Warriors on December 11th with Wrist Injury
Cam Whitmore of the Houston Rockets is dealing with a left wrist contusion. His status is questionable for the upcoming game against the Golden State Warriors on December 11th. Whitmore has not been previously noted for any injuries this season.
The injury occurred on December 10th, and there is uncertainty about his availability for the next game. The Rockets will need to assess his condition closer to game time to determine if he can play.
What It Means
Cam Whitmore has been a part of the Rockets’ lineup, though his contribution in terms of scoring and other stats has been limited. He averages 5.9 points per game, which ranks him 11th on the team. His rebounding and assists are also on the lower end, with 1.4 rebounds and 0.5 assists per game.
In recent games, Whitmore has not played, as indicated by his zero points and minutes in the last several matchups. His absence might not significantly impact the team’s performance, but it could provide an opportunity for other players to step up.
With Whitmore’s status uncertain, Alperen Sengün might see an increased workload. Sengün has been a key player for the Rockets, averaging 18.5 points per game. The team will look to him and others to fill any gaps left by Whitmore’s potential absence against the Warriors.
