Jeremy Sochan Injury Update
Jeremy Sochan, the San Antonio Spurs' versatile forward, has been sidelined by a left wrist sprain that he picked up during a practice session on October 15. The injury, described as mild by the team, forced him to miss the season opener against Dallas and has kept him out of the early games, including last night's matchup. At just 22, Sochan's toughness and two-way play, averaging 11.6 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 2.3 steals last season, make his absence a tough pill for a young Spurs squad already navigating a rocky start at 2-5.
The latest official update from October 30 lists him as out for tonight's game against the Miami Heat, with no new timeline beyond "day-to-day." However, reports from late last week suggested he's progressing well in rehab, ramping up to five-on-five drills and potentially eyeing a return by early November. Josh Paredes, posting on X via @Josh810, reported that there are no changes in the Spurs' injury report against Miami (MIA).
This comes after an earlier calf tweak during international duty in August that lingered into preseason, but the wrist seems isolated and less severe. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich praised Sochan's work ethic in a recent presser, noting, "He's itching to get back out there, kid's got that fire."
Without him, San Antonio's leaned on Keldon Johnson and Stephon Castle for frontcourt minutes, but the depth has shown cracks, especially on defense, where Sochan's length disrupts plays. Fans are buzzing with optimism; his return could spark a turnaround, pairing his energy with Victor Wembanyama's dominance. For now, it's cautious rehab and rest, Spurs Nation.
Disclaimer
All injury updates and status reports on Jeremy Sochan are sourced from official NBA and San Antonio Spurs communications and trusted sports outlets. Information is current as of October 31, 2025, but may change. This content does not constitute medical advice; always check official team sites for the latest announcements.
