Stephon Castle, a second-year guard for the San Antonio Spurs, exited the game against the Los Angeles Lakers due to a pelvis contusion. The injury occurred early in the third quarter, leading to his early departure. Initial reports confirmed that X-rays revealed no fractures.
Injury Details
Castle, 21, sustained the injury while attempting to block a dunk by Rui Hachimura during the second quarter. Following the fall, he was seen clutching his lower back as he made his way to the locker room.
Performance Before Injury
- Points: 2
- Assists: 7
- Minutes Played: 11
Before the game against the Lakers, Castle was performing well, averaging 17.1 points per game. He also led the team with an average of 7.0 assists per game.
Spurs Performance Overview
The Spurs currently hold a commendable record of 36-16, placing them second in the Western Conference standings. Castle’s contributions have been significant in the team’s success this season.
As the situation develops, updates on Castle’s recovery and potential return will be crucial for the Spurs as they aim to maintain their competitive edge.
