“We want to get off this (15-game losing) streak. “It’s yeah, we want to win a game,” Silas said in tonight’s pre-game session with the media. Amid rumors about his job security, Rockets coach Stephen Silas hasn’t lost track of his dual responsibilities of trying to get a few wins while developing his young players, per Mark Berman of Fox 26 in Houston.

The team expects the results to be available within a few days. Williamson has been playing one-on-one and three-on-three games, but he hasn’t been cleared to participate in practice.

The Pelicans are waiting for a foot specialist to process the latest scans on Zion Williamson, per Christian Clark of.

Landale, who has appeared in only four games this season, is available Wednesday night for the first time since November 10.

Spurs rookie center Jock Landale has also cleared protocols, McDonald adds.

There’s more from the Southwest Division: So even the build-up process was slower than it would be for a regular injury.” “Everybody is cautious about running or whether you’re putting out too much energy. “It’s a little weird, because with getting COVID and stuff, it takes the wind away,” Poeltl said. He said recovering from the virus has been different than coming back after being injured. Poeltl, who moved into the starting lineup in the middle of last season, has been putting up career-best numbers this year with 12.7 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. But it’s feeling better with every minute I am out there.” “I had to get my conditioning, but also sitting at home for a week-and-a-half, you’re not shooting the basketball,” he said. Poeltl, who is fully vaccinated, was in the league’s health and safety protocols for 16 days and said the adjustment of returning to a full-time schedule has been difficult. Spurs center Jakob Poeltl returned to action last Thursday after missing six games due to COVID-19, but he’s still feeling the effects of the layoff, writes Jeff McDonald of The San Antonio Express-News.

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