Injury reports, returns, player status
Portland Trail Blazers guard Shaedon Sharpe suffered a torn meniscus in his right knee during an individual offseason workout and is expected to miss approximately six months, per ESPN.
The Finals MVP revealed he played through a left wrist injury from Game 2 of the ECF onward. Surgery is complete and he is expected back for New York's training camp.
Wizards center Alex Sarr had surgery Monday to repair a fractured right foot and is expected to be healthy for the start of the 2026-27 season.
Knicks center Mitchell Robinson had surgery on a broken right pinky and plans to play in NBA Finals Game 1 on June 3 with a protective brace.
Oklahoma City ruled out All-NBA wing Jalen Williams for WCF Game 7 with a hamstring injury. Ajay Mitchell is also out, leaving the Thunder severely shorthanded.
Oklahoma City's All-Star guard has missed three straight games with a hamstring strain. His status for Thursday's elimination game remains uncertain.
Fox and Harper are cleared for Sunday's Game 4 in San Antonio, but Jalen Williams (hamstring) is still questionable as OKC looks to go up 3-1.
Three key players carry questionable tags into tonight's WCF Game 3: De'Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper, and Jalen Williams -- both rosters short-handed at Frost Bank Center.
Sources tell ESPN there is growing optimism OG Anunoby returns for ECF Game 1 after missing three games with a Grade 1 right hamstring strain.
The Lakers star opened up about his Grade 2 hamstring strain - watching from the sideline while his team battles the Thunder has been deeply frustrating.
