Nine games were played today, and the teams also released injury information.
Nets center Clarkston will miss today's game against the Bulls due to a strained left hamstring.
Trail Blazers shooting guard Anfine Simmons missed the Nuggets today for personal reasons. Simmons has averaged 27.8 points in his last five games during his two-gun absence.
Grizzlies center Steve Adams lifted his health-safety agreement and is in doubt tomorrow against the Timberwolves.
Pelicans guard Marcos Lozada Silva lifted a 25-game suspension and could play against the Clippers tomorrow. Previously, he was accused of violating the prohibition regulations.
The Rockets played against the Spurs today, Armony Brooks (health and safety agreement) returned, and Shin Kyung continued to be absent.
The Heat played against the Hawks, with Jimmy Butler, Adebayor and Markiff Morris continuing to be absent.
Hawks centers Keane and Jean have lifted their health and safety agreements and will make a comeback today. He had previously missed 6 games.
Today's Knicks vs. Lone Ranger, Noel returned, and Kemba Walker continued to be absent due to a knee injury.
The Bucks play at home against the Warriors tomorrow, Grayson Allen can play in the unsealing, and Juju Holliday's left knee is sore and most likely not to play. George (Health and Safety Agreement) will also be sidelined.
Jazz forward Malik Fitz has a fractured right wrist and will be reviewed in 4 weeks.
Timberwolves bench guard Jaylen Norwell, who has no structural losses on his left ankle, is expected to be absent for some time.
The Celtics played the Pacers today, With Pritchard coming back from lifting his health-safety agreement and Smart absent due to a swollen right thigh.
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