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The Rockets have upgraded Alperen Sengun (low back soreness) to available for Saturday’s game against Oklahoma City. Fred VanVleet (right knee injury management) is out.
Will Guillory: Per Ime Udoka, Alperen Sengun is out tonight in Dallas with low back soreness. Marcus Smart is likely to return after missing the last few games with a left forearm strain.
Will Guillory: Rockets injury report: -- Alperen Sengun (low back soreness) and Marcus Smart (left forearm strain) are QUESTIONABLE. -- Reed Sheppard (low back soreness) and Steven Adams (right soleus strain) are OUT.
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Mike Curtis: Alperen Sengun (low back soreness) and Marcus Smart (left forearm strain) are questionable for tomorrow's game against the #Mavs. Reed Sheppard (low back soreness) and Steven Adams (right soleus strain) are out.
The Rockets have ruled out Alperen Sengun (low back soreness) for Wednesday's game against Milwaukee. Marcus Smart (left forearm strain) is questionable.
Will Guillory: Rockets injury report at Milwaukee: -- Alperen Sengun (low back soreness) is OUT. -- Steven Adams (Right Soleus Strain) is OUT. -- Marcus Smart (left forearm strain) is QUESTIONABLE.
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