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Jeremy Sochan is listed as questionable due to a quad injury for the Spurs’ upcoming game against the Rockets on Wednesday. Despite his limited recent appearances on the court, Sochan’s possible absence is not expected to significantly alter the Spurs’ rotation plans. The team continues to rely on its depth to navigate through early season challenges.

Jeremy Sochan is listed as questionable for Saturday’s matchup against the Pelicans due to his ongoing recovery from a wrist injury. He has participated in the last two games, but with the Spurs facing a back-to-back, there’s uncertainty surrounding his availability. If Sochan is rested, Carter Bryant might see an increase in playing time.

Jeremy Sochan has been cleared to play in Friday’s game against the Houston Rockets after being previously listed as questionable due to a wrist issue. Having logged 22 minutes in his season debut on Wednesday, Sochan is expected to see a comparable amount of playing time, contributing to the San Antonio Spurs’ rotation as they continue to manage his recovery.

Jeremy Sochan made a notable return to the court with a 16-point performance in the Spurs’ loss to the Lakers, despite dealing with calf and wrist injuries earlier in the season. Shooting 6-of-7 from the field, Sochan showed efficiency alongside solid defensive contributions, playing 23 minutes without any setbacks. While Lindy Waters III and Kelly Olynyk also debuted, their fantasy impact seems limited compared to Sochan’s potential.

Jeremy Sochan’s wrist injury will sideline him for Wednesday’s game against the Mavericks, creating opportunities for Julian Champagnie, Keldon Johnson, and Carter Bryant. Champagnie, a preseason starter, is likely to retain his spot in light of Sochan and De’Aaron Fox’s absences. Bryant’s potential makes him a name to watch for long-term opportunities, especially in dynasty formats.