Michael Beasley injured his wrist while attempting a slam dunk following a game in China on Sunday.

Beasley will have his wrist reexamined and there is a possibility that it suffered a break.

The surgically repaired right wrist of Deron Williams isn't fully healthy.

"I wouldn't say 100 percent," Williams told the Salt Lake Tribune. "I've still got some strengthening and breaking up scar tissue. That's the process with any surgery."

Williams underwent surgery in April to remove three bone fragments and scar tissue from his right wrist.

Ronny Turiaf broke a finger in his left hand and is expected to be sidelined four to six weeks.

The injury occurred while Turiaf was going for a rebound playing for France on Tuesday against Great Britain in an Olympic Test event in London.

MVP247.com, the website for a London-based basketball magazine, first reported the injury.

Omri Casspi was injured on Wednesday during a practice with the Israeli national team.

Casspi pulled a muscle on the inner side of his fibula.

Bill McCandless said his client Mickael Pietrus had a right knee arthroscopy to remove loose bodies almost three weeks ago in France and will be finished with rehabilitation by the end of this month.

"One piece of loose cartilage was lodged in a spot that impinged his movement and caused him pain during the season," McCandless said. "He says he's much, much better. The good news is he's been forced to work. He has his strength back and no pain."

 McCandless said the Suns received trade offers for Pietrus in June, including one offer that he was surprised they declined.

"He's good with being back in Phoenix or fine to be traded," McCandless said. "He just wants to play."

Rajon Rondo has full range of motion in the elbow he dislocated during the Eastern Conference Semifinals, but some swelling remains.

He has not fully participated in basketball activities yet, though he has done some non-contact drills.

“The elbow’s getting better - just got another check-up today on it,’’ he said. “I will continue to work hard. It’s just the swelling. I can bend it all the way out, so I’m fine.’’

Joakim Noah has been having treatment in Los Angeles on his right ankle, but will join his French teammates later this week.

The French team's osteopath and the Bulls' physiotherapist are said to be happy that Noah's injury has responded well to treatment. 

"After seeing the conclusions from the two specialists, the (Bulls) doctor should give his accord for Joakim Noah to return to the France team, without having to go to Chicago," the FFBB said Monday on its website.