Jazz guard Rubio to miss Game 1 vs Rockets with hamstring injury | Inquirer Sports

Jazz guard Rubio to miss Game 1 vs Rockets with hamstring injury

/ 01:10 PM April 29, 2018

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – APRIL 25: Quin Snyder of the Utah Jazz gives instructions to Ricky Rubio #3 of the Utah Jazz as they play the Oklahoma City Thunder during the second half of game 5 of the Western Conference playoffs at the Chesapeake Energy Arena on April 25, 2018 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. J Pat Carter/Getty Images/AFP

HOUSTON — Utah Jazz point guard Ricky Rubio will miss Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Houston Rockets because of a strained left hamstring.

Rubio left Friday night’s game against the Thunder in the first quarter with the injury. The team says it does not know how long he will be out, but coach Quin Snyder said after Friday’s game he hoped it wasn’t too serious. He said the injury “caught up with him a little bit” in a “tough series.”

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Rubio missed a few games late in the season with soreness in the same hamstring, but had not left a game with the problem in the postseason until Friday.

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