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    Bam Adebayo Forced Out of Play-In After Fall Involving LaMelo Ball

    Bam Adebayo
    April 2026

    Bam Adebayo left Miami’s play-in game against Charlotte in the second quarter and did not return after a hard fall injured his back. The incident followed contact with LaMelo Ball and became a major talking point after the game. Ball grabbed at Adebayo’s ankle during the sequence, causing him to fall hard on his backside. No foul was called and the play could not be reviewed once action continued, which left Miami furious after the Hornets eventually won in overtime.

    Haliburton Says Shingles, Not Achilles, Is Now His Hardest Fight

    Tyrese Haliburton
    April 2026

    Tyrese Haliburton says shingles, not his torn Achilles recovery, is now the biggest issue he must overcome this offseason. He said the illness caused nerve pain, weight gain, swelling and partial eyebrow loss, even though his Achilles rehab itself is tracking well. Haliburton told reporters he is ready from the leg-injury side but shingles delayed his return to five-on-five work until last week. He said the illness has brought more day-to-day suffering than expected, though he remains confident he will be ready after a full summer of work.

    Joel Embiid Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery as Sixers Chase Playoff Spot

    Joel Embiid
    April 2026

    Joel Embiid has been diagnosed with appendicitis and will undergo surgery, ruling him out immediately as Philadelphia fight for Eastern Conference playoff positioning. The 76ers are eighth and still trying to avoid the play-in while only one game behind sixth-place Toronto. The team first listed Embiid out with illness, then confirmed the appendicitis diagnosis and surgery in Houston. He has played only 38 games this season, averaging 26.9 points and 7.7 rebounds, and there is no return timeline yet.

    Cade Cunningham Returns With Double-Double as Pistons Roll Past Bucks

    Cade Cunningham
    April 2026

    Cade Cunningham marked his return from a collapsed lung with 13 points and 10 assists in Detroit’s 137-111 win over Milwaukee. His comeback gives the East-leading Pistons another major boost as they head into the playoffs with the top seed already secured. Cunningham was set to return after missing 11 games. After the win, he said he felt very good physically, while coach J.B. Bickerstaff praised the medical staff and added that Detroit’s strong run without him had also helped other players grow in confidence before the postseason.

    Wembanyama and Castle Ruled Out as Spurs Manage Late-Season Injury Risk

    San Antonio Spurs
    April 2026

    Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle were ruled out of San Antonio’s game against Portland, with Wembanyama dealing with a left rib contusion and Castle managing right knee soreness. The absences come with the regular season nearly over and award eligibility still in play for Wembanyama. Wembanyama picked up the rib injury against Philadelphia, while Castle’s knee soreness followed his latest triple-double performance. Wembanyama still needs one more game of at least 20 minutes to qualify for major season awards, so the Spurs are balancing caution with timing.

    Kevin Porter Jr. Undergoes Knee Surgery and Misses Rest of Bucks Season

    Kevin Porter Jr
    April 2026

    Kevin Porter Jr. has been ruled out for the rest of the season after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. The injury had bothered him since the opening game, cutting short a strong campaign in which he averaged 17.4 points, 7.4 assists and 5.2 rebounds. The Bucks said the procedure was performed in Vail by Dr. Tom Hackett. Coach Doc Rivers explained Porter never fully recovered after hurting the knee eight minutes into the first game, while also praising the guard for fighting through pain and producing a very good season.

    Stephen Curry Set to Return After 27-Game Absence

    Stephen Curry
    April 2026

    Stephen Curry is set to return for Golden State against Houston after missing 27 straight games with a right knee issue. His comeback gives the Warriors a major lift as they try to stabilise their season and push through the play-in race. Curry said the rehab included long and frustrating setbacks, with pain repeatedly returning after workouts. He is officially listed as questionable, but the expectation is that he will play if there is no last-minute setback, likely with managed minutes.

    Austin Reaves Ruled Out for Rest of Lakers Regular Season

    Austin Reaves
    April 2026

    Austin Reaves will miss the rest of the regular season after the Lakers confirmed a Grade 2 oblique muscle injury. His absence, combined with Luka Doncic’s hamstring problem, leaves Los Angeles shorthanded for the final five games of the regular season. Reaves was injured in the Oklahoma City loss, underwent an MRI, and was later ruled out for the regular season. The Lakers now need to protect their playoff position without one of their main scorers and creators, while the team evaluates longer-term postseason availability.

    Doncic Ruled Out for Rest of Regular Season With Grade 2 Hamstring Strain

    Luka Doncic
    April 2026

    Luka Doncic will miss the rest of the regular season after the Lakers confirmed a Grade 2 strain in his left hamstring. The injury arrives at a brutal time for Los Angeles and leaves Doncic one game short of the standard 65-game awards threshold. The strain was revealed after an MRI following his injury in the blowout loss to Oklahoma City. Associated Press reported the Lakers have only five regular-season games left, making a return before the playoffs unrealistic, while Doncic’s camp plans to challenge the award-eligibility issue through the league’s extraordinary circumstances process.

    Doncic Set for MRI After Leaving Thunder Loss With Hamstring Injury

    Luka Doncic
    April 2026

    Luka Doncic injured his left hamstring in the Lakers’ blowout loss to Oklahoma City and is set for an MRI. The injury came during another poor night for Los Angeles, which also saw Austin Reaves dealing with a back issue as the team’s four-game winning streak ended. JJ Redick said Doncic first felt the issue in the first half, received treatment at halftime, then returned before aggravating it in the third quarter. Reuters reported he left with 12 points in a 139-96 defeat, while Reaves played through pain before sitting the fourth.

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