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Ayo Dosunmu

CHI Guard #11

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Ayo Dosunmu (thumb) missed practice on Monday.

Bulls coach Billy Donovan said it was a non-contact practice, but Dosunmu didn’t participate. Dosunmu also went to a doctor after Sunday night’s loss because his thumb was bothering him. He already missed one game with the sprained thumb, so it’s possible he aggravated the injury. More updates should be provided closer to Chicago’s next game, which isn’t until Friday.

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Source: Gavin Dorsey

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RJ Barrett

TOR Forward-Guard #9
RJ Barrett (knee) will miss at least one more week.

Barrett will miss at least at least two more games, including Tuesday’s NBA Cup matchup with Miami. Barrett has been progressing and received a PRP injection to help his knee. Ja’Kobe Walter will continue to start in his place, though Jamal Shead started in his stead to open the second half of Toronto’s last game. That may or may not continue.
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Source: Josh Lewenberg

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Dru Smith

MIA Guard #12

Dru Smith (hip) did not practice on Monday.

Smith was the only Heat player to not practice, which puts his status for Tuesday’s game against Orlando up in the air. With both Pelle Larsson and Davion Mitchell back, Smith won’t get the opportunity to start a second game in a row regardless of his health.

Injury

Source: Anthony Chiang

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Pelle Larsson

MIA Guard #9
Pelle Larsson (hip) said he will play against the Magic on Tuesday.

Larsson said he will be back after a one-game absence. Heat coach Erik Spoelstra could go back to starting Larsson and bringing Kel’el Ware off the bench to match up better with the Magic frontcourt, but Larsson should play a large role regardless.
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Source: Ira Winderman

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Davion Mitchell

MIA Guard #45
Davion Mitchell (groin) expects to play against the Magic on Tuesday.

Mitchell should be back and starting for Miami’s NBA Cup matchup with Orlando. Dru Smith started in place of Mitchell on Saturday but only logged 19 minutes. Mitchell’s return will push Smith to the bench if he suits up.
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Injury

Source: Anthony Chiang

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Terrence Shannon

MIN Guard-Forward #1

Terrence Shannon Jr. (illness) is questionable to play against the Suns on Monday.

Shannon, like Anthony Edwards, was added to the injury report with an illness Monday afternoon. Shannon could be in line for more minutes if he is available and Edwards isn’t, but if Shannon is out, Jaylen Clark and Mike Conley will see a minutes boost.

Injury

Source: Timberwolves PR

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Anthony Edwards

MIN Guard #5
Anthony Edwards (illness) is questionable to play against the Suns on Monday.

Edwards is a late addition to the injury report, as is Terrence Shannon Jr., who is also battling an illness. Shannon would likely see a bump in minutes if he suits up and Edwards doesn’t, but if both are out, Mike Conley and Jaylen Clark would likely see the biggest role increase, with Conley likely to start.
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Source: Timberwolves PR

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Karl-Anthony Towns

NYK Center-Forward #32
Karl-Anthony Towns (calf) went through practice on Monday.

Towns’ status for Tuesday’s game against Toronto is still up in the air, but his return to practice is a good sign. On Sunday, Mitchell Robinson started and played a season-high 25 minutes, while Ariel Hukporti filled the 23 minutes that Robinson was on the bench. Towns’ return would likely push Robinson to the bench and Hukporti back out of the rotation.
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Source: SNY

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Luke Kornet

SAS Center-Forward #7
Luke Kornet (ankle) is expected to play against the Pelicans on Monday.

Kornet missed Friday’s game against the Cavs, but the Spurs are expecting him to suit up on Monday, even if he is still officially listed as questionable. With Victor Wembanyama (calf) doubtful, Kornet should get at least one more game as a starter.
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Source: Jeff McDonald

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Stephon Castle

SAS Guard #5
Stephon Castle (hip) said he will play against the Pelicans on Monday.

Castle has been sidelined since November 16, but prior to that, he had been playing incredibly well despite De’Aaron Fox’s return to the lineup. Castle may have his minutes managed in his first game back after a multi-week absence, but he will eventually push Julian Champagnie back to the bench. Dylan Harper may also lose out on a few minutes with Castle back. Monday’s game will be the first time that Castle, Fox and Harper will be available at the same time this season.
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Source: Jeff McDonald

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