Cam Thomas, the Brooklyn Nets guard, confirmed he sustained a left hamstring strain prior to his final shot against the Chicago Bulls, differing significantly from his previous injuries. This unfortunate incident cut short a season where he was poised to thrive, playing only 25 games yet achieving career highs in points (24.0), rebounds (3.3), and assists (3.8) when on the court. Thomas expressed his desire to return stronger next season, emphasizing the positive relationships he has built with teammates and fans, while noting that his future contracts will be handled by agents.

As a restricted free agent this summer, Thomas's qualifying offer is expected to be around $5.9 million. Despite the injury setbacks, his performance showed promise, and he aims to remain a core player for the Nets moving forward.