Alex Caruso Exits Thunder Game With Sprained Right Ankle
Alex Caruso of the Oklahoma City Thunder sustained a sprained right ankle and exited their game against the Phoenix Suns early, exacerbating the team's ongoing injury concerns.
Oklahoma City, OK, October 26, 2026 —
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso sustained a sprained right ankle and left the team’s game against the Phoenix Suns early, according to the information provided. The injury adds to the Thunder’s ongoing injury concerns.
Details about when Caruso was hurt, how the injury occurred or how much of the game remained when he exited were not provided. The available information also does not include a score, a more specific assessment of the sprain or any update on his condition after leaving the game.
It was not stated whether Caruso returned to the bench, received further evaluation or is expected to miss additional time. The team’s plans for his availability in upcoming games were not provided, and no other injured Oklahoma City players were identified.
The information describes the injury as a sprained right ankle but does not specify its severity. It also does not give details about the Thunder’s broader injury situation beyond noting that Caruso’s exit exacerbated the team’s ongoing concerns. Further specifics about those concerns, including the number of players affected and the nature or timing of any other injuries, were not included.
For now, the confirmed details are limited to Caruso sustaining the sprain and exiting early against Phoenix. No additional medical, game or scheduling information was provided.
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