Taj Gibson is out indefinitely with a broken rib.

"The fracture wasn’t even hard to spot on the X-ray," said Gibson. "The doctors were like, ‘Are you OK?’ I’m like, ‘I’m fine. We got a game tomorrow.’"

Gibson believes "without a doubt" he'll play again this season.

Gibson found out about the fracture after Monday's game and tried to play in Indianapolis.

"I love my team and my coach," said Gibson.

Kristaps Porzingis will sit on Wednesday due to a shoulder injury.

Porzingis injured the shoulder when he blocked an Alonzo Gee block attempt on Monday. Porzingis cannot lift his arm.

“It’s really sore,” Porzingis said. “I can’t even lift it up.”

Porzingis will undergo an MRI when the Knicks get back to New York.

The Toronto Raptors are concerned with the lingering elbow injury of Kyle Lowry.

Lowry initially hurt his elbow when the Raptors were in London.

Lowry shot around 85% from the line over the first few months of the season, 78% in February, but has hit at just a 70% clip in March, including just 50% over the past three games since he hurt his elbow again.

Lowry got the elbow drained on Monday and they're not sure if rest will help it.

The status of DeMarre Carroll is in doubt for the Toronto Raptors.

Carroll was close to a return a few weeks ago with his next step being clearance for contact.

Carroll was then in Atlanta tending to personal matters but he's returned now.

The Raptors believe Carroll will need more time and only a deep playoff run would ensure he returns this season.

The plantar fasciitis that Carroll had earlier this season made him compensate a bit and led to the knee trouble that led to surgery.

Jrue Holiday has been diagnosed with a right inferior orbital wall fracture

Holiday will miss the remainder of the 2015-16 season.

The injury occurred with 56.1 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter of Monday's game against the New York Knicks.

Holiday has appeared in 65 games (23 starts) while averaging 16.8 points, 3.0 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.4 steals.

The L.A. Clippers announced Blake Griffin has been medically cleared for all basketball activities and will begin serving his four-game, team-imposed suspension on Sunday, March 27 when the Clippers play the Denver Nuggets. 

Griffin has missed the last 41 games with a partially torn left quad tendon and right hand fracture, and will return to action on Sunday, April 3 against the Washington Wizards.

In his 30 games this season, Griffin is averaging 23.2 points, 8.7 rebounds and 5.0 assists in 34.9 minutes

Blake Griffin practiced with the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday for the first time since his quad injury and broken hand.

Griffin will need to be formally activated before he can begin serving his suspension for punching the Clippers' equipment manager.

Griffin has received full clearance to practice, but he has to be physically able to play in a game.

Griffin injured his quad on Christmas Day.

Chandler Parsons underwent arthroscopic surgery to address an injury to his right medial meniscus. The surgery was performed by team physician Dr. Daniel Worrel at The Carrell Clinic in Dallas. Parsons will miss the remainder of the 2015-16 season.

Parsons (6-10, 230) finished the year with averages of 13.7 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 29.5 minutes in 61 games (51 starts). He shot 49.2 percent (320-of-651) from the field and 41.4 percent (104-of-251) from 3-point range.

Over his final 30 games of the season (since Jan. 12), Parsons averaged 18.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.1 assists in 34.3 minutes. He shot 52 percent (204-of-392) from the floor and 47.5 percent (75-of-158) from deep in his last 30 games.

Jimmy Butler could undergo exploratory surgery on his left knee as soon as the season ends.

Butler has been trying to play through the injury as the Chicago Bulls fight for a place in the playoffs

“Maybe. I hope not,’’ Butler told the Sun-Times. “Is my knee the same as it was before the injury? No.

“But I want to play, man. And at times I feel like I’m hurting this team. That’s the most disappointing part because I’m not the player I was. I don’t know if there’s something really wrong in there, but it’s not really right, either. But I’ll be fine. I have to figure out a way to help us win playing with this. That’s all I’m worried about.’’

Butler hasn't been playing nearly as well since injuring the knee on Feb. 5.

Butler was averaging 22.4 points and 5.2 rebounds per game and just 15.8 points and 5.0 rebounds while shooting 39 percent since returning. Butler also hasn't been as explosive or as solid on defense.

Dr. James Andrews told Butler there was nothing structurally wrong with the knee.

“It’s probably in the back of his mind a little bit,’’ Fred Hoiberg said. “But I think that gave him some reassurance was when he went down and saw Dr. Andrews and got a clean-belt of health that everything in there was OK structurally. For him, and all players, not just Jimmy, you need to be out there reacting rather than out there thinking.’’

Meyers Leonard will undergo surgery to repair his injured left shoulder and will be sidelined for the remainder of the season.

The surgery is scheduled to be performed on Friday, April 8 by Dr. Neal ElAttrache at the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic in Los Angeles.

A prognosis on Leonard's return will be made following the procedure.

Leonard will be a restricted free agent in the offseason.