Quinten Post
Quinten Post will miss Friday’s Play-In Tournament game against the Suns due to a foot injury. Post’s absence continues after last playing on March 29, and the Warriors are expected to stick with a tight eight-man rotation. Kristaps Porziņǵis’s availability remains uncertain, potentially impacting the team’s lineup strategy.
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Mark Williams remains questionable for Friday’s matchup against the Warriors due to a foot issue. Having missed a previous game but returning to play 22 minutes against the Trail Blazers on Tuesday, his status is uncertain. If Williams is unable to suit up, Oso Ighodaro is expected to fill in as the starting center, a
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Hawks center Jock Landale will be sidelined for the first round of the playoffs due to a high ankle sprain sustained on April 1. With Landale set for a re-evaluation in two weeks, Atlanta will rely on Mo Gueye and Tony Bradley to fill the backup center role in their series against the Knicks. The
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The Philadelphia 76ers are bracing for the possibility of starting their first-round playoff series against the Charlotte Hornets without Joel Embiid due to appendicitis, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. While his official status remains uncertain, Embiid is unlikely to play at the start, leaving increased responsibilities for Paul George and Tyrese Maxey. There is a
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Jonathan Isaac remains questionable for Friday’s matchup against the Hornets as he continues his recovery from a knee injury. Having missed more than a month, his potential return would bolster the Magic’s frontcourt depth, though he is expected to be eased back into action with limited minutes once cleared.
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Grayson Allen is advancing in his recovery from a hamstring injury incurred in the penultimate game against the Lakers. Suns head coach, Jordan Ott, mentioned that Allen’s participation in Friday’s Play-In Game against the Warriors hinges on his ability to sprint in upcoming practice sessions. Should Allen remain sidelined, Royce O’Neale and Collin Gillespie are
Read MoreMoussa Diabaté
Moussa Diabaté is listed as questionable for Friday’s matchup against the Magic due to a sore left hip. In Tuesday’s win over the Heat, he delivered a strong performance with eight points and 14 rebounds. Should he be sidelined, the Hornets are expected to rely on Ryan Kalkbrenner and Grant Williams to cover his absence
Read MoreJock Landale
Jock Landale will be sidelined for the first round of the playoffs due to a high ankle sprain sustained against the Magic. The 30-year-old is scheduled for re-evaluation in two weeks, leaving the Hawks to rely on Mo Gueye and Tony Bradley as backup center options in their series against the Knicks.
Read MoreJoel Embiid
The Philadelphia 76ers are reportedly preparing for the possibility of starting their first-round playoff series without Joel Embiid, who is dealing with appendicitis. While not officially ruled out, sources indicate he is unlikely to be ready at the onset of their series against the Hornets. In Embiid’s absence, Paul George and Tyrese Maxey will shoulder
Read MoreJonathan Isaac
Jonathan Isaac is listed as questionable for the Orlando Magic’s upcoming game against the Charlotte Hornets, as he continues to recover from a knee injury. Having missed more than a month, Isaac’s impending return could bolster the Magic’s frontcourt depth, though his playing time is expected to be restricted initially as he re-adjusts to game
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