Chet Holmgren’s Availability in Thunder vs Raptors: Injury Update and Prediction
Chet Holmgren’s availability for the Oklahoma City Thunder’s upcoming game against the Toronto Raptors remains uncertain. The match is scheduled for Tuesday, February 24, at 6:30 p.m. CST at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario.
Chet Holmgren’s Injury Status
Holmgren is listed as questionable due to low back spasms. His potential absence could impact the Thunder, who are already missing several key players.
Other Injuries Affecting the Thunder
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: Out (abdominal strain)
- Jalen Williams: Out (right hamstring strain)
- Ajay Mitchell: Out (abdominal strain and left ankle sprain)
- Alex Caruso: Questionable (left ankle sprain)
Despite these challenges, the Thunder recently achieved a significant victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Holmgren played a pivotal role in that match.
Raptors’ Status
The Toronto Raptors will welcome back Scottie Barnes, who missed their previous game against the Milwaukee Bucks for personal reasons. Currently, Toronto holds a record of 34-23.
Raptors Injuries
- Chucky Hepburn: Out (G League two-way)
- A.J. Lawson: Out (G League two-way)
- Alijah Martin: Out (G League two-way)
- Jonathan Mogbo: Out (G League assignment)
- Jakob Poeltl: Out (lower back strain injury management)
Thunder vs. Raptors Game Details
Here’s everything you need to know about the game:
- Date: February 24
- Time: 6:30 p.m. CST
- Location: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, Ontario
- Broadcast: FanDuel Sports Network
- Streaming: Fubo (with free trial)
Game Predictions
Recent predictions suggest a close matchup, with some analysts favoring the Raptors. Recent odds indicate the Thunder are slight favorites by 1.5 points, underlining the competitive nature of the game.
The Thunder’s performance without key players will be a focal point in the matchup. Holmgren’s potential absence may prove challenging against a cohesive Toronto squad.
Conclusion
As the game approaches, fans will closely monitor Holmgren’s status. His contribution could be crucial for the Thunder as they face the Raptors.
