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De’Aaron Fox and Keldon Johnson are questionable for the Spurs’ trip to Austin to face the Rockets, and Houston has two names on its own report.

The San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets have released their official injury reports ahead of their upcoming matchup at the Moody Center in Austin. For the Spurs, De'Aaron Fox is questionable due to a right wrist sprain, and Keldon Johnson is questionable with a mouth laceration. Meanwhile, Tobias Harris and Jayden Quaintance have both been ruled out for San Antonio.
On the Rockets' side, Steven Adams is questionable with right calf tightness, while Reed Sheppard is listed as questionable with a left knee contusion. Writer Jahlil Williams highlights that Houston presents a stiff challenge after a dominant win over Dallas, arguing that the Spurs should consider moving Dylan Harper back to the bench to balance their rotations.
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