Danilo Gallinari has suffered a fractured big toe.

Gallinari, who was acquired via trade last week, will miss 7-10 days.

Josh Smith sprained MCL in his right knee in the Hawks' 100-90 loss at Denver on Monday.

Smith was held out of the game as a precautionary measure, but should not miss time.

Antawn Jamison sustained a fracture of his left little finger during Sunday's loss to Philadelphia.

X-rays taken at The Q confirmed the fracture. He was re-examined on Monday and it was determined that surgery will be required to repair his fractured finger.

He is now scheduled to have that surgery on Tuesday and is projected to miss 5 - 7 weeks.

The San Antonio Spurs today announced that guard Tony Parker has been diagnosed with a strained left soleus (calf) after undergoing a MRI earlier today. He is expected to miss two to four weeks. He will not accompany the team on this week’s road trip to Memphis and Cleveland in order to begin his rehabilitation program in San Antonio.

Parker, in his 10th season with the Spurs, is averaging 17.1 points, 6.6 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 1.24 steals per game while shooting .518 from the field.

Antawn Jamison fractured his left pinky finger in Cleveland's 95-91 loss to the 76ers on Sunday.

"We don't really know yet," coach Byron Scott said about how long Jamison will be out. "I guess we'll have a little bit more of an understanding of what's going to happen in the next day or so."

The Clippers will be without Eric Gordon for longer than expected.

Gordon is still nursing a right wrist injury and won't return on Monday against Sacramento as the team had hoped.

"Right now, I can't even shoot a three-point shot," Gordon said.

Matt Barnes, who is now traveling with the Lakers, hopes to return to the court next week.

Barnes underwent surgery Jan. 11 to repair a torn lateral meniscus in his right knee.

He claims he's ready to play and that his return is in the hands of the team.

"Progress is very good and now it's really up to [coach] Phil [Jackson]. I've been practicing and rehabbing well," Barnes said. "I feel good but I don't want to cause any controversy. I want to be here for the long haul and when I'm back I want to make sure I stay back. When they're ready to have me back out there I'll be ready."

Jackson said he would like to see Barnes go through a couple more full-contact practices before he activates the eight-year veteran.

Heat swingman Mike Miller has been cleared to return to the court on Sunday night against the Knicks.

Miller missed four games after taking several blows to the head.

He has not played since Feb. 15 after also missing the first 29 games of the season with a hand injury.

Michael Redd, who hasn't played in an NBA game since last January, is targeting a tentative return date of March 21, according to Bucks coach Scott Skiles.

Milwaukee is 4.5 games back of Indiana for the eighth playoff spot in the Eastern Conference heading into Sunday's action.

Kendrick Perkins will miss two-three weeks with a sprained left knee, Scott Brooks confirmed on Saturday.

Perkins was acquired in a deadline trade on Thursday for Jeff Green and Nenad Krstic.

Before the trade, Boston announced Perkins was going to miss at least one week.

“I believe in our medical team,” Brooks said. “If they feel it’s two to three weeks then I’m comfortable with that. I just want to know when he comes back he’s ready to play at the level that he’s able to play at.”

Perkins could make his debut for Oklahoma City on March 18th when they begin a six-game home stand.

“I’m just going to listen to whatever the doctors tell me,” Perkins said. “I’ll just keep working, trying to get back as soon as possible. I’m just here for the long haul. As long as I can get me some good games in in the regular season, get a good push going into the playoffs, I think I’m going to be all right.”