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    Trae Young out at least two more weeks with knee sprain

    Trae Young
    December 2025

    The Hawks expect Trae Young to miss a minimum of two more weeks as he rehabs a sprained MCL in his right knee, extending an absence that has already cost him 15 games and will likely render him ineligible for major end-of-season awards under the 65-game rule. Scans confirmed no ACL damage, and Atlanta say recovery is progressing well, but Young will be re-evaluated in 14 days while the team, now 12-8 and 10-5 without him, leans on improved depth and ball movement to survive another seven-plus games without last season’s assists leader and four-time All-Star.

    LeBron James questionable again as Lakers manage left foot issue

    LeBron James (Los Angeles Lakers)
    Ahead of Sunday’s game vs New Orleans Pelicans

    LeBron has been added to the injury report with a left foot problem and is listed as questionable, Marcus Smart is doubtful with back spasms, and Bronny James is ruled out as he has been reassigned to G League side South Bay Lakers.
    After missing the Lakers’ first 14 games with a long layoff, LeBron only returned on 18 November and has played three straight, averaging solid all-round contributions in limited minutes. With the team on a six game winning streak and targeting a 15–4 record, the medical staff now face a balance between short term momentum and long term management of his foot.

    Trae Young ruled out at least two more weeks with knee sprain

    Trae Young (Atlanta Hawks)
    November 2025

    The Hawks confirmed Trae Young will miss at least another two weeks as he rehabs a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee, extending an absence that has already cost him fifteen games and leaving him short of the 65 game threshold for major individual awards. Young suffered the injury on Oct 29 against Brooklyn, with scans ruling out ACL damage but confirming an MCL sprain. Atlanta have gone 10–5 without him and sit 12–8 overall, yet face at least seven more games minus their four time All Star and reigning assists leader while he continues strengthening work before a further medical review.

    Anthony Davis returns as Mavericks fall to Lakers

    Anthony Davis (Dallas Mavericks)
    November 2025

    Davis made his first appearance since late October after a left calf strain, starting for Dallas and producing 12 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 blocks in 28 minutes in a 129–119 defeat that dropped the Mavericks to 5–14 on the season. Having missed fourteen games while the team went 3–11 and slid to joint second-worst in the West, Davis’ efficient outing offered some encouragement, and Dallas now hope his return to roughly 21 points and 10 rebounds form can stabilise their defence and interior presence as he rebuilds rhythm.

    Anthony Davis set to return for struggling Mavericks

    Anthony Davis
    November 2025

    Davis is expected back from a left calf strain that has sidelined him since late October, with the Mavericks desperate for a spark at 5–14. The ten-time All-Star had averaged 20.8 points and 10.2 rebounds in five games before the setback. Dallas have slumped to joint second-worst in the West, going 3–11 without Davis while also missing Kyrie Irving. His return against his former team should stabilise the defence, boost rebounding and give the Mavs a focal point inside as they attempt to stop their early-season slide.

    Jalen Williams cleared for season debut with 18–1 Thunder

    Jalen Williams
    November 2025

    Jalen Williams is set to make his first appearance of the season against the Suns after missing the opening nineteen games while recovering from offseason wrist surgery. His return adds an All-NBA calibre wing to a Thunder team already riding an eighteen-win start. Oklahoma City managed a league-best 18–1 record and a ten-game win streak without him, but now regain a 21.6-points-per-game scorer who also provides playmaking and defence. His reintegration should deepen the rotation and ease pressure on teammates as they push to defend their NBA title.

    Stephen Curry suffers quad bruise as Warriors sweat on MRI results

    Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
    November 2025

    Stephen Curry bruised his right quadriceps in the Warriors’ 104-100 loss to the Rockets and will undergo an MRI, raising fears Golden State could be without their superstar guard for a stretch as they struggle to find rhythm early in the regular season. Curry was hurt while contesting a drive from Amen Thompson, finished with 14 points and seven turnovers, and limped away as Steve Kerr admitted rotations will change if he misses time. Gary Payton II sprained an ankle, while Jimmy Butler challenged the Warriors’ focus.

    Injury-hit Mavs lose Lively again as frontcourt crisis deepens

    Dallas Mavericks
    November 2025

    Dallas center Dereck Lively II will miss at least the next three games while specialists assess swelling and discomfort in his right foot, extending an injury-plagued start to the season for the 21-year-old big man after prior surgeries and limited appearances. Lively’s latest setback comes with the Mavericks already without Anthony Davis, out 14 games with a calf strain, and Kyrie Irving, recovering from an ACL tear. Dallas sit 5-14 and second-bottom in the West, with coaching staff promising a clearer return timetable in seven to ten days.

    Tyler Herro targets Mavericks clash for long-awaited Heat return

    Tyler Herro (Miami Heat)
    November 2025

    Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro is targeting Monday’s home game against the Mavericks for his debut after ankle and foot surgery in September, returning to a team that has won four straight and climbed to fourth in the Eastern Conference. Herro, who made his first All Star team last season while averaging career highs in scoring and assists, had surgery to address posterior impingement and has been rehabbing since, with Miami hoping his shot creation boosts an offense already trending upward after last year’s struggles.

    Nuggets dealt major blow as Aaron Gordon sidelined with hamstring strain

    Denver Nuggets
    November 2025

    Denver forward Aaron Gordon has been ruled out indefinitely with a strained right hamstring and will be re-evaluated in four to six weeks, depriving the Nuggets of another starter after guard Christian Braun recently sprained his ankle and joined the injury list. Coach David Adelman said Gordon is still weighing treatment options, with Denver leaning on Peyton Watson and Spencer Jones in his absence, a significant blow given Gordon’s 18.8 points and 5.9 rebounds per game and his importance alongside Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray.

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