Ricky Rubio could miss 10 days with his left hamstring strain.

Rubio exited in the first half of Utah's Game 6 victory over the Thunder.

There is some hope within the Jazz organization that Rubio's injury could be reevaluated and he could return sooner.

Rubio underwent an MRI on Saturday.

Rubio had dealt with soreness in his left hamstring in early April, causing him to miss a few games late in the season.

Russell Westbrook turned Oklahoma City's first round matchup against the Jazz personal with his comments after Game 3 that Ricky Rubio wouldn't replicate his offensive output.

Westbrook was aggressive on defense and ultimately was limited by foul trouble.

The Jazz attempted to keep their play team-oriented.

"We just stayed within ourselves," Donovan Mitchell said. "We always say the strength of our team is the strength of our team. I said this morning we're not really worried about one individual comment. I think if we get caught up in that it takes us out of our own game, and our play showed tonight that we really just focused on each other and made the right plays when we needed to."

What happened in three snapshots in the NBA Playoffs on Wednesday, April 18.

Donovan Mitchell underwent an MRI on his left foot following Utah's Game 1 loss to the Thunder.

Results on Mitchell's MRI were negative and he'll play in Game 2.

Mitchell left Sunday's Game 1 in the fourth quarter to get an X-ray on the foot before returning and playing through some apparent pain.

"I just stubbed my toe," Mitchell said. "Nothing major."

Quin Snyder said all signs point to Mitchell being ready for Game 2 on Wednesday.

"The doctors cleared him, so I put him back in the game, but when I saw him, it looked to me that he was feeling it a little bit and just wanted to make sure, so I took him out and just confirmed it," Snyder said. "And then he went back. Everything that we know right now, he's fine. I'm sure he'll undergo further imaging, and we'll update that tomorrow."

The following graphics show the Net Rating, Offensive Rating and Defensive Rating rankings for all 16 teams in the 2018 NBA Playoffs.

Ben Simmons and Donovan Mitchell have been named the NBA's Rookies of the Month for March and April.

Simmons won the Kia NBA Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month award for the third consecutive month and the fourth time this season.  In March and April, he helped the 76ers post an NBA-best 20-3 record by averaging 13.7 points (on 58.7 percent shooting from the field) to go with rookie highs of 10.1 assists and 9.3 rebounds in 23 games.  Behind Simmons, Philadelphia closed the regular season with a franchise-record 16-game winning streak – the longest winning streak to finish a season in NBA history.

Mitchell earned the Kia NBA Western Conference Rookie of the Month award for the fourth month in a row.  In March and April, the 6-3 guard averaged a rookie-high 22.8 points and added 4.4 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 1.52 steals in 21 games as Utah tied for the best record in the Western Conference at 17-4.  For the season, Mitchell averaged a team-high 20.5 points, making him the first rookie to lead a team with at least 45 wins in scoring since David Robinson with the San Antonio Spurs in 1989-90.

The Utah Jazz will sign David Stockton to a contract for the remainder of the season.

Stockton's second 10-day contract ended on Thursday.

Stockton has appeared in three games for the Jazz.

Thabo Sefolosha has been suspended without pay for five games for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program. 

Sefolosha's suspension will begin as soon as he is physically ready to play.

Sefolosha signed a two-year, $10.5 million deal with the Jazz last offseason.