Carter Bryant is back in the Spurs rotation after a quick ankle scare
Carter Bryant is off the injury report and playing again for the Spurs after a Day-To-Day ankle and leg issue in mid-October. His minutes have swung from 23.0 against Atlanta to 6.5 in Tuesday's loss to Oklahoma City. The front office exercised his 2027/28 option on October 17, per the report.
By the Spurs Nightly Desk · updated 10 h ago01The story of the nightWhere Bryant stands right nowBryant missed the October 12 game against Utah while listed Day-To-Day with an ankle and leg issue.
Bryant missed the October 12 game against Utah while listed Day-To-Day with an ankle and leg issue. He was cleared October 14 and went right back out, scoring 16 points with 5 rebounds in 19.9 minutes in a win over Phoenix. He followed that with 5 points and 8 rebounds in 16.8 minutes in a win over Sacramento. In Tuesday's loss to Oklahoma City he played just 6.5 minutes and did not score. He is a 6-6, 220-pound forward out of Arizona, 20 years old, in his second season.
02What last season's numbers sayLast season Bryant played 71 games for San Antonio at 11.5 minutes a night.
Last season Bryant played 71 games for San Antonio at 11.5 minutes a night. He averaged 4.2 points, 2.5 rebounds and 0.7 assists, shooting 40.8 percent from the field, 33.5 percent from three and 71.4 percent at the line. His true shooting was 52.6 percent on 15.8 percent usage, with a plus-minus of -0.1. He also got playoff minutes in June against New York, mostly short stints under six minutes. Those are bench numbers, and his role so far this season looks similar.
Bryant4.2 ppg
