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Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand

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David Hardisty @clutchfans
We’re talking about Jabari Smith Jr’s injury and Tari’s status before watching Rockets-Celtics live… playback.tv/clutchfans?s=4…7:59 PM
Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand
David Hardisty @clutchfans
Jeff Green gets the start tonight in place of Jabari Smith Jr. – 7:34 PM
Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand
Adam Wexler @AdamJWexler
#Rockets HC Ime Udoka just told the media Jabari Smith Jr. broke his left hand at shootaround today, will be out 4-6 weeks & will need surgery. – 6:33 PM
Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand
Ball Don’t Lie @Balldontlie
Jabari Smith Jr. suffered a fractured hand at shoot around and is expected to miss 4-8 weeks, the Rockets announced. pic.x.com/mU55I7cqLK6:32 PM

Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand
Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand
Shams Charania @ShamsCharania
Rockets say Jabari Smith Jr. fractured his left hand at shootaround today and will miss 4-to-8 weeks. – 6:25 PM
Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand
David Hardisty @clutchfans
Jabari Smith Jr. is also out tonight. He broke his left hand today. He will be re-evaluated in 4-8 weeks. – 6:21 PM
Jabari Smith out four to eight weeks after breaking hand
Brian Robb @BrianTRobb
Rockets won’t have Jabari Smith Jr. tonight vs. Celtics since he fractured his hand at shootaround today per Ime Udoka. – 6:20 PM

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The Rockets (17-9) still don’t have a player averaging 20 points. They were led by Amen Thompson’s 19 off the bench. Dillon Brooks, who spent portions of the game guarding his Team Canada teammate Gilgeous-Alexander, finished with 14 points, as did Jabari Smith Jr. Houston shot just 36.5 percent from the field as a team (35-96). Fred VanVleet, the lone Rockets player to win an NBA championship, struggled to the tune of 3-of-15 shooting and 1-of-11 on 3s. “Sometimes, it comes down to making shots,” Houston coach Ime Udoka said. “Individuals gotta shoot the ball a little bit better. We were in a good spot, but you put a lot of pressure on your defense when you’re not making shots.” -via New York Times / December 15, 2024
Udoka doesn’t expect that type of defensive dominance from every player on the Rockets’ roster. But the standards for attention to detail, intensity and toughness do not waver for anyone. “That’s just the bottom line with him,” Rockets power forward Jabari Smith Jr. told ESPN. “He lets you play free, but he’s going to expect you to play hard. He’s going to expect you to defend, and if you’re not doing that, you’re probably not going to be in the game.” -via ESPN / December 11, 2024
David Hardisty: Ime Udoka on what he wants to see from Jabari Smith Jr. to get him going. “The things he did well last year, and the areas he’s grown in, offensive rebounding, defending, being disruptive that way… You take the right (shots), you’ll eventually come out of a shooting slump.” pic.x.com/gwMf1G06f4 -via Twitter @clutchfans / November 15, 2024


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