Brandon Ingram left the Los Angeles Lakers' loss on Friday to the Utah Jazz with a sore right knee.

Ingram will be re-evaluated on Saturday.

"There's no way we're going to get him out there playing again until we know 100 percent that there's nothing wrong with his knee," Luke Walton said.

Ingram felt soreness in the first half when he tried to run but later said it is "nothing really serious."

Ben Simmons hasn't considered sitting out his entire rookie season after undergoing surgery for a Jones fracture of his fifth metatarsal in training camp.

"First guy I did speak to was KD [Kevin Durant]," Simmons told media before the 76ers' home opener against Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night. "He had something similar [and] he just said, 'Listen, get advice from everybody and [you'll] be good.' It's good to reach out to people like that that have gone through it."

Brett Brown said Simmons could return in January but later walked that back.

"I was just getting excited about how soon he might be able to come back," Brown said. "There is so much speculation and dates as a coach you sort of want to hear what you want to hear at a time. I did mention a January hopeful return. That is premature. [...] That is a coach doing a lot more wishing than receiving instruction. So we will play this out. Everything is on track with his rehabilitation."

Simmons doesn't have a return date.

"I'll come back when I'm ready," he said.

"There's no timetable to getting healthy. I'm just working hard to get back and as soon as they tell me I can play, I'll get out there."

Derrick Favors will miss the regular season opener for the Utah Jazz against the Portland Trail Blazers due to a bone bruise and IT band soreness in his left knee.

Favors missed Utah's final five preseason games and was only able to participate in a limited capacity in Utah's final two practices.

Boris Diaw will likely start at power forward in place of Favors and second-year forward Trey Lyles should see an increase in minutes.

Utah is also without Gordon Hayward and Alec Burks.

Jared Sullinger will undergo surgery on his left foot and will miss at least the first few weeks of the season.

The surgery on Sullinger will be performed on Monday in New York.

Sullinger signed a one-year, $6 million free-agent deal with the Toronto Raptors in July.

Sullinger averaged 11.1 points and 7.7 rebounds over four seasons with the Boston Celtics.

Masai Ujiri said on Monday that Sullinger will likely miss two to three months.

Nerlens Noel is expected to miss three to five weeks with his surgery on his left knee.

Noel's surgery will address an inflamed plica above his left knee.

Dr. Riley Williams will scope the area during a 10-minute procedure.

Noel's only game action this preseason came in the Oct. 4 opener against Boston at the University of Massachusetts.  He finished that game with six points on 3-for-8 shooting. Noel also finished with three rebounds, two assists and one steal.

Noel will be a restricted free agent in 2017.

Pat Beverley opted to undergo arthroscopic knee surgery on Tuesday and is expected to be out for four to six weeks, a person with knowledge of the decision said Saturday.

Beverley had not played since the first preseason game and had met with doctors several times to consider treatment options. 

Mike D'Antoni on Friday indicated Beverley could miss the season's first 20 games. Beverley averaged 9.9 points on 40 percent 3-point shooting last year.

Eric Gordon will replace Beverley in the Rockets' starting lineup.

Jared Sullinger could be out indefinitely with a foot injury.

Sullinger was projected to be the Toronto Raptors' starting power forward.

“Jared is still sore. He may be a little while before he comes back,” Dwane Casey said ahead of his team’s final preseason game against the Wizards.

“He may get checked out to see what else is going on, but he’s not going to go tonight.”

Sullinger had his left foot stepped on in the first preseason game and hasn’t played since.

Danny Green will be out for approximately three weeks with a left quad strain.

Green is coming off a season in which his three-point shooting dropped from 41.8 percent to 33.2 percent.

Green re-signed with the Spurs on a four-year, $45 million contract in the 2015 offseason.

During the normal course of evaluation and treatment for his left adductor strain, which was identified on October 6, Nerlens Noel reported localized soreness in his left knee.

After consulting with multiple specialists, the source of the soreness was identified as inflamed plica. Noel has elected to address the injury via a minor surgical procedure in the coming days.

Noel will be a restricted free agent in the offseason.

Marcus Smart suffered a left ankle sprain in Wednesday's preseason game and will be out for multiple weeks.

It is the same ankle that Smart has sprained before, but it doesn’t appear to be as bad a previous ankle sprain.

Smart was helped to the locker room by teammates as he didn't put any weight on the ankle.