After missing six weeks of games with a fractured left wrist, Rockets Player Usman Garruba has left the Rockets' injury report for the next game against the Pelicans.
According to Jonathan Fagan, a reporter for the Houston Chronicle, Garupa was able to participate in the team's training on March 13, Beijing time, without any restrictions:
Garupa hasn't played much for the Rockets this season, but has averaged 9 points, 9.4 rebounds, 1.8 steals and 1.4 blocks in 25.3 minutes per game in the development league Vipers.
On the other hand, the injuries of other players in the Rockets have also been updated. Rockets interior Kristian Wood and forward Jeshaun Tate will reportedly return to the game against the Pelicans:
Both have missed multiple games for the Rockets over the past period due to health issues. For the Rockets, Wood and Tate are certainly two players with a very important role in the team, and after the two return, this will undoubtedly give the Rockets a better ability to win.
Finally, according to Jack Fisher, a reporter for the Open Stand, the Heat will actually have a greater interest in Christian Wood this offseason:
"The Heat are looking to find a frontcourt player who can partner Adebayor, and Heat management has shown interest in players such as Wood and PJ Washington," the sources said.
In fact, the Rockets have tried to put Wood on the shelves before this year's trade deadline, and considering that the Rockets are a team in the reconstruction stage, putting players like Wood on the shelves will also allow the team to have better rebuilding assets.