Full injury report for Saturday’s Thunder vs. Grizzlies matchup

Full injury report for Saturday’s Thunder vs. Grizzlies matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder travel on the road to take on the depleted Memphis Grizzlies on Saturday. It’ll be the final matchup between both teams this season as OKC won the first two in blowouts.

The Thunder (46-20) have a clean injury report, with their only absences being players with the G League’s OKC Blue.

Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment), Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way), Olivier Sarr (G League two-way) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way) are out.

Meanwhile, it’s the complete opposite for the Grizzlies (23-44), whose injury report rivals the length of a pharmaceutical receipt. It’s been a lost season for Memphis as it’s dealt with a slew of injuries.

Ja Morant (shoulder labral repair) is out. Vince Williams Jr. (patellar tendonitis) is doubtful. Marcus Smart (finger tear) is out. Brandon Clarke (Achilles tendon repair) is out. Derrick Rose (groin, back recovery) is out.

Ziaire Williams (back, hip flexor strain) is out. Yuta Watanabe (personal reasons) is out. Scotty Pippen Jr. (shin soreness) is questionable. Lamar Stevens (adductor strain) is out.

Jaren Jackson Jr. (quad tendonitis) is questionable. Desmond Bane (ankle sprain) is questionable. Santi Aldama (elbow soreness) is questionable.

This game could mark the return of Bane, who was upgraded to questionable. He’s been out for over two months with an ankle sprain.

In their last contest, the Thunder wrapped a four-game homestand with a nice win over the Dallas Mavericks, who were without Luka Doncic, on Thursday. The win marked the return of Jalen Williams from a one-game absence due to an ankle sprain.

Meanwhile, the depleted Grizzlies suffered a double-digit loss to the lowly Hornets on Wednesday. Memphis has one month left in its injury-riddled season.

Tip off from Memphis is set for 7 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Thursday’s Mavericks vs. Thunder matchup

Full injury report for Thursday’s Mavericks vs. Thunder matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder finish a four-game homestand when they host the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday for a national television game. It’ll be the penultimate matchup between the two squads; each has one win in the season series.

The Thunder (45-20) welcome back Jalen Williams from a one-game absence due to an ankle sprain.

Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment), Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way), Olivier Sarr (G League two-way) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way) are out.

Meanwhile, the Mavericks (38-28) will be without Luka Doncic (hamstring soreness), who suffered the injury late in their win over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday.

Brandon Williams (wrist sprain), Olivier-Maxence Prosper (G League assignment), Greg Brown III (G League two-way) and Alex Fudge (G League two-way) are also out.

In their last contest, the Thunder struggled to make up for Williams’ absence in their loss to the Indiana Pacers. The Pacers dictated the pace and scored 73 points inside of the paint against OKC.

Last time out, Dallas scored 146 points and blew out OKC with its new trade deadline acquisitions on Feb. 10.

Tip off from Oklahoma City is set for 9 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Tuesday’s Pacers vs. Thunder matchup

Full injury report for Tuesday’s Pacers vs. Thunder matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder continue a lengthy homestand when they welcome the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday. It’ll be the first of two matchups this season between the two squads.

It’ll be a contest of two of the three best offensive-rated teams in the league this season, so expect lots of points to be scored.

The Thunder (45-19) enter the contest with one major player on their injury report. After exiting OKC’s blowout win over the Memphis Grizzlies, Jalen Williams (ankle sprain) is questionable.

Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment), Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way), Olivier Sarr (G League two-way) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way) are all out.

Meanwhile, the Pacers (36-29) will be without a couple of role players. Bennedict Mathurin (shoulder labral tear) and Doug McDermott (calf strain) are both out.

Oscar Tshiebwe (G League two-way), Isaiah Wong (G League two-way) and Quenton Jackson (G League two-way) are all questionable.

The Thunder have won three in a row. They hold a small lead for first place in the Western Conference standings. Meanwhile, the Pacers picked up a crucial win over the Orlando Magic on Sunday.

Tip off from Oklahoma City is set for 7 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Sunday’s Grizzlies vs. Thunder matchup

Full injury report for Sunday’s Grizzlies vs. Thunder matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder continue a lengthy homestand by welcoming in the Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday. It’ll be the second matchup this season between the teams.

The Thunder (44-19) enter the contest with a clean bill of health. Nobody is listed on their injury report. In contrast, the depleted Grizzlies (22-42) have nearly their entire roster listed on their injury report.

Ja Morant (shoulder labral repair), Desmond Bane (ankle sprain) and Marcus Smart (finger tear) are the headliners who are out. They are joined by rotation players Brandon Clarke (Achilles tendon repair), Derrick Rose (groin, back recovery) and Ziaire Williams (back, hip flexor strain). For good measure, Yuta Watanabe (wrist sprain) and Scotty Pippen Jr. (lumbar disc bulge) are also out — a total of eight players.

John Konchar (ankle soreness) and Jordan Goodwin (Achilles soreness) are doubtful. GG Jackson (knee soreness) and Luke Kennard (knee soreness) are questionable.

The Thunder continue to fight for first place in the Western Conference.  They are in sole possession of it with a little more than a month left in the regular season. In their last contest, OKC overcame a 14-point deficit to get a win over the Miami Heat on Friday.

Meanwhile, the Grizzlies look to finish a lost season ruined by injuries. They lost to the Atlanta Hawks on Friday after Dejounte Murray scored a career-high 41 points.

Tip off from Oklahoma City is set for 6 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Friday’s Heat vs. Thunder matchup

Full injury report for Friday’s Heat vs. Thunder matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder start a four-game homestand when they welcome the Miami Heat on Friday. It’ll be the final matchup between the two teams this season; OKC picked up a road win on Jan. 10.

The Thunder (43-19) enter the contest with a clean bill of health. Despite getting kneed on the thigh during the last game, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wasn’t listed on the injury report.

Jaylin Williams is set to make his return from a three-game absence due to a knee sprain. Only Adam Flagler (G League two-way) is out.

Meanwhile, the Heat (35-27) have a few notable names on their injury report. Tyler Herro (foot medial tendinitis), Kevin Love (heel bruise) and Josh Richardson (shoulder surgery) are out.

Miami is on the second night of a road back-to-back. It lost to the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday.

Tip off from Oklahoma City is set for 7 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Wednesday’s Thunder vs. Trail Blazers matchup

Full injury report for Wednesday’s Thunder vs. Trail Blazers matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder complete a four-game road trip when they take on the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday. It’ll be the final matchup between the squads; OKC won the first three.

The Thunder (42-19) enter the contest relatively healthy. The only notable absence is their backup big. Jaylin Williams (knee sprain) suffered an injury in their loss to the San Antonio Spurs. Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment), Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way) are also out.

Meanwhile, the Trail Blazers (17-43) have an extensive injury report, with several notable players listed. Scoot Henderson (adductor strain) is out. Jerami Grant (quad contusion) is questionable. Deandre Ayton (hand sprain) is doubtful. Shaedon Sharpe (abdominal surgery) is out. Malcolm Brogdon (elbow tendinitis) is out. Matisse Thybulle (hip strain) is questionable. Toumani Camara (illness) is questionable. Robert Williams III (knee ligament tear) is out.

The Thunder look to bounce back from a blowout loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday.

The Trail Blazers have played better recently. In their last contest, Portland barely lost to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday. Before that, they beat the Memphis Grizzlies twice.

The Thunder have won the first three matchups pretty convincingly. In their last meeting, OKC survived the upset with a close win on Jan. 23.

Tip off from Portland is set for 9 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Monday’s Thunder vs. Lakers matchup

Full injury report for Monday’s Thunder vs. Lakers matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder will travel to take on the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday. It’ll be the second night of a road back-to-back for the Thunder. They won on Sunday against the Phoenix Suns.

The Thunder (42-18) enters the contest relatively healthy. The only notable absence is their backup big. Jaylin Williams (knee sprain) suffered an injury in their loss to the San Antonio Spurs.

Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment), Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way) are also out.

Meanwhile, the Lakers (33-29) have a long list of injuries, but nobody notable will be out of action. LeBron James (ankle tendinopathy) is questionable. Anthony Davis (Achilles tendinopathy) is probable. Expect both to play.

Cam Reddish (ankle sprain) is probable. Christian Wood (knee effusion), Gabe Vincent (knee surgery), Jarred Vanderbilt (mid-foot sprain) and Colin Castleton (wrist fracture) are out.

Tip off from Los Angeles is set for 9:30 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Sunday’s Thunder vs. Suns matchup

Full injury report for Sunday’s Thunder vs. Suns matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder will travel to take on the Phoenix Suns on Sunday. This is the first of a road back-to-back for the Thunder.

The Thunder (41-18) enter the contest relatively healthy, with the only notable absence being their backup big. Jaylin Williams (knee sprain) is out after suffering an injury in their loss to the San Antonio Spurs.

Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment), Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way) are also out.

Meanwhile, the Suns (35-15) are without Devin Booker (ankle sprain), who suffered the injury on the first night of their home back-to-back in a loss to the Houston Rockets.

Damion Lee (meniscus surgery) and Nassir Little (knee inflammation) are also out. Bradley Beal (hamstring) and Jusuf Nurkic (neck spasm) are probable.

This is the second of three matchups between the Thunder and Suns. Last time, OKC collected a double-digit win over Phoenix on Nov. 12.

Tip off from Phoenix is set for 8:30 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Sunday’s Thunder vs. Rockets matchup

Full injury report for Sunday’s Thunder vs. Rockets matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder will play the Houston Rockets on the road on Sunday. It will be the first of two straight matchups between the two teams.

The Thunder enter the contest with a clean bill of health. Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment), Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way) are all out.

Meanwhile, the Rockets will be without a pair of contributors who’ve been out for a while now. Tari Eason (leg injury management) and Steven Adams (PCL surgery) remain out. Jermaine Samuels Jr. (G League two-way) and Nate Hinton (G League two-way) are also out.

The Thunder (39-17) look to extend a four-game winning streak. Last time out, OKC blew out the lowly Washington Wizards with a season-high 147 points on Friday.

The Rockets (25-31) are on the cusp of falling out of the play-in tournament race. They desperately need to rack up wins, which they did in their last contest with a victory over the Phoenix Suns on Friday.

Their previous meeting of the season resulted in one of OKC’s worst losses on Dec. 6.

Tip off from Houston is set for 6 p.m. CT.

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Full injury report for Friday’s Wizards vs. Thunder matchup

Full injury report for Friday’s Wizards vs. Thunder matchup.

The Oklahoma City Thunder will play the Washington Wizards at home on Friday to complete their back-to-back. The Thunder will look to extend their current three-game winning streak.

Both teams enter relatively healthy in this contest. The Thunder won’t have Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment) and Adam Flagler (G League two-way), who are both out. Lindy Waters III (G League assignment), Olivier Sarr (G League two-way) and Keyontae Johnson (G League two-way) are all questionable.

Meanwhile, the Wizards won’t have Isaiah Livers (hip joint capsule inflammation), who is out. Jules Bernard (G League two-way) is also out.

The Thunder (38-17) are on the second night of a home back-to-back to start the post-All-Star break portion of their season.

On the first night, they picked up a critical win over the LA Clippers in a blowout that rewarded them with the head-to-head tiebreaker. This could prove to be vital as both teams fight it out the rest of the season in the standings.

Meanwhile, the Wizards (9-46) are quickly catching up for the worst record in the league. Washington has lost nine in a row. Its latest was a 20-point defeat to the Denver Nuggets on Thursday in the first night of its road back-to-back.

Tip off from Oklahoma City will be at 7 p.m. CT.

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