Photo: Instagram/Alperen Sengun During Sunday's game against the Sacramento Kings, Houston Rockets' center Alperen Sengun reportedly escaped major injury after a harrowing fall left him in a wheelchair. ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski revealed on Monday that Sengun suffered a severely sprained right ankle and a bone bruise in his right knee, thankfully avoiding more serious damage. The incident occurred in the final minute of the game while contesting a layup, with Sengun landing awkwardly on his right leg. Photo: Instagram/Alperen Sengun Although a timetable for his return remains uncertain, the news comes as a relative relief in Houston, dispelling initial fears of broken bones or torn ligaments. The 21-year-old Sengun, a key player in the Rockets' rebuild and youth movement, has been a standout in his third NBA season, averaging impressive statistics before the incident. Alperen Sengun is down and holding his knee after an awkward fall. Prayers up 🙏 pic.twitter.com/UQ...