Kristaps Porzingis has no damage to his injured right ankle.

Porzingis suffered the injury in Wednesday's game.

Porzingis will be day-to-day as he recovers from the injury.

Terrence Ross has been diagnosed with a sprained MCL and a non-displaced fracture of his right tibial plateau.

Ross will be out indefinitely and is expected to miss several months.

Ross is averaging 9.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game for the Orlando Magic.

Joe Johnson re-consulted with a hand specialist on Tuesday and is showing progress to make a return. Johnson is out with tendon instability in his right wrist

Johnson will be reevaluated in two weeks. 

Johnson has been limited to just seven games this season.

Kristaps Porzingis left Wednesday's game with a serious appearing ankle injury but x-rays came back negative. 

Porzingis and Justise Winslow were both pursuing a loose ball on the baseline and Winslow stepped on Porzingis' right root. Porzingis' foot turned and he appeared to roll his ankle.

Porzingis was down for several minutes before walking to the locker room aided by a teammate and team staffer.

Dewayne Dedmon is expected to miss the next three-to-six weeks due to a left tibia stress reaction. The injury was revealed after an MRI today at the Emory Sports Medicine Complex. 

Dedmon's status will be updated as appropriate.

Blake Griffin suffered a sprained MCL and could miss two months.

The Los Angeles Clippers are internally relieved Griffin didn't suffer a more serious injury.

There had been speculation that Griffin might have had meniscus damage due to the nature of the injury.

Ben Simmons suffered a sprained ankle in Monday's loss by the 76ers to the Cavaliers.

Simmons' x-ray of the ankle came back negative and he will be reevaluated on Tuesday.

Simmons finished the game with 10 points, eight rebounds and two assists.

“I’m not going to back down from anybody," Simmons said before the game about playing against LeBron James. "I’ve got a lot of respect for him, but at the end of the day I’m just going to play my game.”

Blake Griffin suffered a left knee injury during Monday's win by the Clippers over the Lakers.

"It didn't look good," Doc Rivers said. "But we'll just have to wait and see."

Griffin left the locker room without speaking to reporters.

"I knew immediately, I thought," Doc Rivers said. "But then Blake said he was OK. I just saw his leg go in, and then when they switched on back-to-back plays, he couldn't move so we had to get him out of the game."

According to Broderick Turner of the Los Angeles Times, the early indications are Griffin suffered a sprained MCL and will be out for an extended period.

Paul Millsap underwent successful reconstructive surgery on his left wrist ligament injury with UCHealth surgeon Dr. Frank Scott.

There is no exact timetable for his return, but he is expected to miss several months.

Millsap's return to sport progression will be dependent upon consistent assessment throughout the rehab process.

Millsap suffered the injury during Denver's recent loss at the Lakers.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are hopeful Isaiah Thomas could return from his hip injury at some point in December.

Thomas was previously expected to return in January or February.

Thomas has been increasing the progression and intensity of his rehab and workouts.

Thomas' season ended last May during the Eastern Conference Finals.