Avery Bradley will miss at least one more week due to a hairline fracture in his leg suffered on November 15th.

Bradley will not join the Lakers on their upcoming road trip, but was cleared for "basketball progression" by Lakers doctors.

Bradley will be re-evaluated when the Lakers return from their road trip. 

Ja Morant is listed as out on a week-to-week basis due to back spasms, league sources told Chris Haynes of Yahoo! Sports.

Morant is averaging 18.6 points and 6.4 assists in his rookie season. 

Kyle Kuzma is day-to-day after suffering a mild ankle sprain against the Washington Wizards. X-rays on his ankle returned negative, according to Frank Vogel.

Vogal also added that Avery Bradley will be re-evaluated on Saturday due to a hairline fracture in his right leg.

Chandler Hutchison underwent an MRI in Portland on Thursday morning which confirmed a right shoulder contusion sustained in Tuesday’s game at Golden State.

Hutchison will be re-evaluated when the team returns to Chicago next week.

Marcus Smart said held no ill will against Kyrie Irving, and was tired of the narratives surrounding Irving and the Boston Celtics. The two players embraced following the Nets' 112-107 win over the Celtics in Brooklyn.

"I mean, there is no hard feelings. I didn't hug Kyrie to get on TV. ... That's my brother, regardless of what he did," said Smart.

Smart added that it was disrespectful to his teammates to continue talking about Irving.

"Quite frankly, I'm really, honestly, tired of hearing about Kyrie. Kyrie is no longer with the Boston Celtics, and it's a slap across the face of everybody on this team that's here now to keep hearing Kyrie's name, because every one of these guys have put in the work and we continue to put in the work," he added.

Jayson Tatum echoed Smart's statement that people needed to move on.

"I mean, it's nothing to really talk about, you know? I know there's been some stuff between the fans and him. Hopefully that can be over. We need to just move past it at this point. It's over. He's here in Brooklyn, and I'm here now in Boston."

Kyrie Irving has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Miami Heat due to a right shoulder impingement. 

Irving has missed 9 straight games with the injury.

Kenny Atkinson added that Irving has returned to the court. 

"First thing about Kyrie, he started on-court work, which is a real positive sign for us. He will be out for Miami. And then we'll see how it progresses. The fact that he started the on-court work is good news for us," said Atkinson. 

Khris Middleton said he will make his Milwaukee Bucks return on Wednesday night against the Atlanta Hawks.

Middleton has missed over two weeks with a left thigh contusion.

Middleton is averaging 18.5 points and 5.7 rebounds. The Bucks went 7-0 in his absence.

Kemba Walker could his make Boston Celtics return on Wednesday night against the Brooklyn Nets.

Walker was stretched off the court over the weekend after colliding with Semi Ojeleye against the Nuggets.

Walker, who missed Monday's game against the Kings, is averaging 21.1 points and 4.7 assists this season.

Kevin Huerter, who was diagnosed with a left rotator cuff strain with an associated shoulder capsule strain on Nov. 14, was re-examined by team doctors on Monday night. He has been cleared to begin modified on-court work and return-to-play rehabilitation.

Huerter will not play on the upcoming road trip and his status will be updated as appropriate.

Hamidou Diallo will miss four to six weeks due to a hyperextension sprain in his right elbow.

Diallo left in the fourth quarter of Friday's game after taking contact from LeBron James on a driving lay-in early in the period.

On Friday, Diallo had just returned from a three-game absence for a sprained left knee.