Summary
Brandon Ingram, a key player for the Toronto Raptors, hurt his right thumb during a game against the Charlotte Hornets, which the Raptors won by one point. X-rays showed no break, and he is considered day-to-day, meaning his return to play will be decided daily. Ingram's performance is crucial as the Raptors compete for a higher spot in the Eastern Conference.
Key Facts
- Brandon Ingram injured his right thumb in a game against the Charlotte Hornets.
- The injury happened during the second quarter, and he did not continue playing after that.
- X-rays of Ingram's thumb were negative, showing no fracture.
- The Raptors' coach, Darko Rajaković, stated Ingram's play status is day-to-day.
- Ingram has been important to the Raptors' recent success, averaging 22.2 points per game.
- The Toronto Raptors are competing closely in the Eastern Conference, just behind the Boston Celtics.
- If Ingram cannot play, other players like Ja’Kobe Walter may have to fill in.
- The Raptors are also missing center Jakob Poeltl due to a back injury.
