Kyle Kuzma is set to make his season debut for the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday against the Dallas Mavericks.

Kuzma, who is recovering from an ankle injury suffered during Team USA training camp, practiced with the team on Thursday.

Frank Vogel said that Kuzma will have a minutes restriction on Friday.

"[The training staff is] saying around 20 minutes. So there'll be a little bit of a restriction there," said Vogel. 

Myles Turner has a sprained right ankle and is listed as week-to-week.

The injury was sustained in the first quarter of Wednesday’s game at Brooklyn.

The Pacers signed Domantas Sabonis to an extension, which gives them depth in the frontcourt. 

The Boston Celtics picked up the third-year option on Robert Williams' contract worth just over $2 million, league sources told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

The 22-year-old Williams is averaging 5.0 points and 5.7 rebounds per game this season. 

Steph Curry suffered a broken left hand against the Phoenix Suns, confirmed the Golden State Warriors.

Ramona Shelburne of ESPN reported that Curry fractured the second metacarpal, which represents the bone below the index finger.

Bob Myers said following the game that Curry will undergo a CT scan and an MRI to see if he needs surgery and determine a recovery schedule.  

Curry left the game after falling on his hand in the third quarter.

Curry was averaging 24 points, 6.7 assists, and 5 rebounds through three games in the season.

Kawhi Leonard will sit out the Los Angeles Clippers' Wednesday night game against the Utah Jazz due to load management.

Leonard will play Thursday night against the Spurs.

Doc Rivers said that the team will determine on a "case-by-case" basis if and when Leonard rests during back to back games.

Rivers added that Leonard "has never felt better."

"Our goal is to have him playing and being fresh all year, and we're doing that so far. I keep saying this: He's not the only guy we're having those conversations with, and every team is doing it. We're just trying to do it, I don't know, I'm trying to say more efficiently than others," added Rivers.

Trae Young sustained a right ankle sprain during Tuesday night's game at Miami.

Young received treatment at the Emory Sports Medicine Complex and he was ruled out for Thursday night’s game versus the Miami Heat.

Young will be re-evaluated on Monday and his status will be updated as appropriate.

The Los Angeles Lakers have assigned forward Kyle Kuzma to the South Bay Lakers for practice on a rehab assignment.

Kuzma will practice with South Bay, and then be re-assigned to Los Angeles immediately after practice.

Enes Kanter will sit out the Boston Celtics game against the Milwaukee Bucks due to a knee injury.

Kanter suffered a left knee contusion on opening night, and has missed the last two games.

Romeo Langford could make his regular season debut after spraining his knee in preseason.

Daniel Theis is also questionable to return against the Bucks.

Trae Young injured his right ankle and exited Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat.

Young had x-rays taken and results were negative.

Young will undergo an MRI as well to confirm the diagnosis as there's optimism it isn't a serious injury.

Shams Charania reported Young could miss two weeks.

Elfrid Payton left the New York Knicks' 105-98 win over the Chicago Bulls with soreness in his right hamstring.

"I'm not sure where it's at right now with Elfrid if he's going to be out or not. I've got to wait and hear from the trainers," said David Fizdale following the game.

Payton finished the game with 3 points and 2 rebounds in 21 minutes.

Fizdale was impressed with Frank Ntilikina, who took Payton's minutes.

"His minutes were fantastic. He guarded, he set the tone early, he made some nice plays to set people up, he got us organized," said Fizdale of Ntilikina,