Jeremy Sochan’s calf issue sidelined him from Poland’s EuroBasket bid, with rehab slated in San Antonio and doctors optimistic about a quick turnaround. The Spurs view recovery as the priority to preserve early-season rhythm, especially given Sochan’s role as a primary point-of-attack defender and rebounding presence. In San Antonio, the 22-year-old looks to be ready for training camp and the start of the NBA season, avoiding a prolonged setback while navigating looming contract questions and a shifting roster landscape after the arrival of Carter Bryant.

Sochan averaged 11.4 points and 6.5 rebounds per game, a solid foundation for fantasy rosters, and his status will be closely watched as the Spurs weigh an extension versus restricted free agency next summer. Bryant’s addition at No. 14 could reshape wing depth and minutes, potentially influencing Sochan’s peripheral numbers. The absence from EuroBasket also leaves room for Spurs to prioritize conditioning and on-court chemistry as the campaign approaches.