NBA Injuries Report 3/30
Sacramento
Jon Brockman, who has miss several weeks of action with a sprained right MCL, is set to return Tuesday against the Pacers.
Omri Casspi is expected to play Tuesday against the Pacers with the flu.
Tyreke Evans practiced Monday without any complications from his concussion and is expected to return Tuesday against the Pacers.
Francisco Garcia appears to have re-injured his surgically repaired wrist and is not expected to play Tuesday against the Pacers.
Spencer Hawes did not play Sunday against the Cavaliers due to a back injury but is expected to play Tuesday against the Pacers.
Sean May did not play Sunday against the Cavaliers with a knee injury and remains doubtful Tuesday against the Pacers.
Dominic McGuire will miss the remainder of the season with a tear of plantar fascia in his right foot.
Indiana
No injuries reported for this team.
Oklahoma City
No injuries reported for this team.
Philadelphia
Andre Iguodala has been battling plantar fasciitis in his right foot but is expected to play Tuesday against the Thunder.
Louis Williams practiced on Monday and is expected to play Tuesday against the Thunder with tightness in his lower back.
Thaddeus Young will not play Tuesday against the Thunder with a fractured thumb on his right, non-shooting hand.
Los Angeles Clippers
Baron Davis will miss the Clippers upcoming three-game road trip because of back spasms.
Eric Gordon dealing with a sore back and is not expected to play Tuesday against the Bucks.
Milwaukee
Charlie Bell started for the injured Carlos Delfino Sunday but left during the game with the flu.
Carlos Delfino who was taken from the court on a stretcher after a blow to the head Friday night against the Heat will likely play Tuesday against the Clippers after X-rays of his head and neck came back negative.
Phoenix
Robin Lopez, who has bulging disks in his back, will undergo a conservative treatment of medication, rest and rehab and will be re-evaluated April 12.
Chicago
Luol Deng is expected to miss two to three weeks while suffering a setback in his recovery time with a strained right calf. It's very possible he could be shut down for the season.
Washington
Randy Foye is likely done for the season after an MRI exam revealed a torn ligament in his left (non-shooting) wrist.
Al Thornton is expected to miss Tuesday against the Rockets with a strained right hip flexor.
Houston
David Andersen is expected to miss Tuesday against the Wizards with a sore back.
Shane Battier will be out for 10-14 days with a hyperextended left knee. He is expected to be back on early April. Injured since March 22nd.
Jared Jeffries will miss at least another week with a strained left Achilles.
Kevin Martin missed his second straight game Saturday against the lakers with a sprained left shoulder and hopes it will improve enough to play Tuesday against the Wizards.
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Jon Brockman, who has miss several weeks of action with a sprained right MCL, is set to return Tuesday against the Pacers.
Omri Casspi is expected to play Tuesday against the Pacers with the flu.
Tyreke Evans practiced Monday without any complications from his concussion and is expected to return Tuesday against the Pacers.
Francisco Garcia appears to have re-injured his surgically repaired wrist and is not expected to play Tuesday against the Pacers.
Spencer Hawes did not play Sunday against the Cavaliers due to a back injury but is expected to play Tuesday against the Pacers.
Sean May did not play Sunday against the Cavaliers with a knee injury and remains doubtful Tuesday against the Pacers.
Dominic McGuire will miss the remainder of the season with a tear of plantar fascia in his right foot.
Indiana
No injuries reported for this team.
Oklahoma City
No injuries reported for this team.
Philadelphia
Andre Iguodala has been battling plantar fasciitis in his right foot but is expected to play Tuesday against the Thunder.
Louis Williams practiced on Monday and is expected to play Tuesday against the Thunder with tightness in his lower back.
Thaddeus Young will not play Tuesday against the Thunder with a fractured thumb on his right, non-shooting hand.
Los Angeles Clippers
Baron Davis will miss the Clippers upcoming three-game road trip because of back spasms.
Eric Gordon dealing with a sore back and is not expected to play Tuesday against the Bucks.
Milwaukee
Charlie Bell started for the injured Carlos Delfino Sunday but left during the game with the flu.
Carlos Delfino who was taken from the court on a stretcher after a blow to the head Friday night against the Heat will likely play Tuesday against the Clippers after X-rays of his head and neck came back negative.
Phoenix
Robin Lopez, who has bulging disks in his back, will undergo a conservative treatment of medication, rest and rehab and will be re-evaluated April 12.
Chicago
Luol Deng is expected to miss two to three weeks while suffering a setback in his recovery time with a strained right calf. It's very possible he could be shut down for the season.
Washington
Randy Foye is likely done for the season after an MRI exam revealed a torn ligament in his left (non-shooting) wrist.
Al Thornton is expected to miss Tuesday against the Rockets with a strained right hip flexor.
Houston
David Andersen is expected to miss Tuesday against the Wizards with a sore back.
Shane Battier will be out for 10-14 days with a hyperextended left knee. He is expected to be back on early April. Injured since March 22nd.
Jared Jeffries will miss at least another week with a strained left Achilles.
Kevin Martin missed his second straight game Saturday against the lakers with a sprained left shoulder and hopes it will improve enough to play Tuesday against the Wizards.
Injuries report provided by SBRodds.com
