In today’s Paris Olympic men’s basketball group stage match, Spain defeated Greece 84-77.
During the game, Rudy Fernández fell to the ground while defending in the fourth quarter, grimacing in pain before being helped back to the locker room by staff.
Spanish coach Sergio Scariolo stated that Rudy Fernández is feeling better, but it remains uncertain if he will be able to play in the match against Canada.
“Rudy is doing okay. He took a hard fall, but fortunately, there are no serious risks. We need to monitor his condition over the next few hours; it’s still uncertain whether he will be able to participate in the game against Canada.”
In this match, Rudy Fernández played for 18 minutes, hitting 3 out of 6 three-pointers, contributing 10 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, and 1 steal.
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