Brooklyn Nets' Cam Thomas Sidelined 3-4 Weeks with Hamstring Injury

The rising star and leading scorer sustained a left hamstring strain during a standout season, delivering a setback for the rebuilding team.

Cam Thomas, 23, suffered a left hamstring strain during Monday's game against the Golden State Warriors and will be re-evaluated in three weeks.
The guard is having a career-best season, averaging 24.7 points, 3.4 assists, and 3.2 rebounds per game while ranking 14th in the NBA in scoring.
Thomas' absence is expected to last 3-4 weeks, potentially sidelining him for up to 11 games, including key matchups during December.
Brooklyn Nets, currently 8-10, face challenges in maintaining competitiveness as other players, including Nic Claxton and Noah Clowney, also deal with injuries.
Thomas, in the final year of his rookie contract, has been identified as a possible trade candidate as the Nets focus on rebuilding and future roster flexibility.