SAN ANTONIO - Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan is returning to San Antonio Sunday night to be seen by Spurs doctors after a suffering a calf strain while training for Team Poland.

San Antonio Spurs forward Jeremy Sochan injured his calf while training with Poland's national team, which will keep him out of the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 tournament that starts Aug. 27.

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"I am very disappointed, but due to a calf muscle injury, unfortunately, I will not be able to play for Poland at this year's EuroBasket," Sochan said in a statement accompanying the announcement. "I've been working hard for this over the last few months,

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"He is a valued member of our squad and has a great connection with the team." Sochan reported discomfort in his calf last week, EuroHoops.net and other media outlets reported. He is expected to receive treatment and be ready for the start of the Spurs training camp in late September.