Spurs' Harper has thumb surgery; opener possible
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Spurs' Harper has thumb surgery; opener possible
"SAN ANTONIO -- Spurs rookie Dylan Harper had surgery to repair a partially torn collateral ligament in his left thumb, an injury suffered Wednesday in a preseason workout. By electing to have the surgery quickly, Harper may be able to recover in time for the start of the regular season. The Spurs open their schedule against Dallas on Oct. 22."
"Harper, the No. 2 pick in this year's draft, averaged 16 points in two games at the Las Vegas Summer League for the Spurs in July. He averaged 19.4 points in his lone collegiate season at Rutgers before entering the draft, and is expected to join the last two NBA rookies of the year -- Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle -- in the San Antonio rotation this season."
Dylan Harper underwent surgery to repair a partially torn collateral ligament in his left thumb after suffering the injury during a preseason workout. The surgery was scheduled quickly to increase the likelihood of recovering in time for the regular-season start. The Spurs open their schedule against Dallas on Oct. 22. Harper was the No. 2 pick in the draft and averaged 16 points in two Las Vegas Summer League games and 19.4 points in his lone collegiate season at Rutgers. Harper is expected to join Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle in the San Antonio rotation. The Spurs will provide condition updates as appropriate.
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