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| Adam Morrison underwent surgery Saturday to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. Morrison will miss the entire season but is expected to be healthy in time for the start of training camp next fall, according to the AP. |
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| Devin Harris will miss Saturday's game due to personal reasons, according to the SportsTicker. |
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| Vince Carter left Saturday's game in the third quarter after spraining his ankle following a dunk. Carter was helped off the floor by teammates and went directly to the locker room, according to SportsTicker. We'll update his status when more becomes known. |
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| Spencer Hawes has been medically cleared to play in games, according to the Sacramento Bee. The rookie has been recovering from knee surgery and could make his NBA debut soon. He's talented, and the Kings need help in their frontcourt, so he's worth keeping an eye on. |
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| Donyell Marshall probably won't get back into game action until at least late next week, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. He might get the splint removed from his injured wrist on Sunday, but he's going to have to work through the pain before hitting the hardwood again. |
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| Larry Hughes was unable to return from his bruised knee for Friday's game. "I'm walking a lot better without any strain," said Hughes, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "I just have to get my running where there's no strain, and then I'll be good. I don't want to go out there limping." It's possible that he could return for Sunday's game, but considering his endless history if injuries, nothing will ever be certain about Hughes. |
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| Jerome James is slated to undergo surgery on his foot on Monday. The procedure will remove a cyst and small bone spur from the top of his foot, according to the New York Daily News. For what it's worth, he'll be out indefinitely. Since he averaged 1.9 ppg last season, it's worth very little. |
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| Plans for Zaza Pachulia to make his season debut on Friday were scratched after he aggravated his ankle injury during a work out on Tuesday. Coach Mike Woodson said that Pachulia "probably" would not take part in Sunday's game, either, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Right now he's just not ready," Woodson added. "The knee is fine but that high ankle sprain is a tricky thing to come back from. He's got to get it right before he gets back out there." There's a chance we might see him on Wednesday, but we'll have to wait to see how he responds to practice next week. |
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| Brian Scalabrine sustained a concussion during Friday's game. He was carted off the court and taken to a hospital for observation, according to the Boston Globe. He's not expected to play Saturday, though he has no fantasy value, anyway. |
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| Lamar Odom, F, Los Angeles Lakers | Saturday 11/10, 8:40 AM CT |
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| Lamar Odom made his season debut on Friday after missing the start of the season while recovering from shoulder surgery. He looked smooth all night, racking up 18 points and 10 boards against the T-Wolves. |
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