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Leonard was ruled out for Tuesday night’s game against the Thunder and will miss Thursday’s second game in Oklahoma City. Clippers coach Ty Lue said Leonard has not suffered a setback with his right ACL and that the team is remaining extremely cautious with its franchise star. Leonard will fly back to Los Angeles on Wednesday to receive treatment on his knee. The Clippers will see how Leonard is feeling before determining his status for Sunday’s game against New Orleans.
Source: Ohm Youngmisuk @ ESPN

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Chase Hughes: Bradley Beal is questionable to return tonight with back tightness, the Wizards announce.
Source: Twitter @ChaseHughesNBCS

Shams Charania: Lakers are listing Russell Westbrook (hamstring) as doubtful to play Wednesday vs. Nuggets.
Source: Twitter @ShamsCharania

Mark Medina: Clippers say that Kawhi Leonard will be out for tonight’s game in Oklahoma City because of “right knee injury management.” Paul George (non-Covid illness) and Marcus Morris Sr. (personal reasons) were already ruled out.
Source: Twitter @MarkG_Medina

Andrew Lopez: Pelicans say Herb Jones and Zion Williamson have been downgraded to OUT for tonight’s game.
Source: Twitter @_Andrew_Lopez

Indiana: Myles Turner (left ankle sprain) has been upgraded to questionable for Wednesday’s game against Chicago.
Source: NBA.com

San Antonio: Devin Vassell (left knee soreness) has been downgraded to doubtful for Wednesday’s game against Minnesota.
Source: NBA.com

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