Ball was limited to 35 games last season after missing the previous two years. He should be good to go for training camp.

Giddey played through a torn muscle in his right hand to end the season. He is expected to rest it throughout the offseason. He is set to enter restricted free agency.

While he finished the loss against the Warriors earlier this week, Morant missed some time with an ankle injury after stepping on a foot while landing. He did not practice on Thursday and is considered as questionable for Friday's play-in game for the No. 8 seed.

Young should remain in his usual role for the Hawks.

Jovic was ruled out for Wednesday's play-in win over the Bulls. His status will need to be monitored closer to tip-off.

Larsson was available for the play-in win over the Bulls, but did not play. He won't play a big role on Friday if he even plays at all.

Lillard has been ruled out for Game 1 Saturday against Indiana and will have a period of time to resume contact workouts and ramp up for return.

Mitchell has resumed on-court workouts and will participate in full practices leading up to Game 1. He appears to be trending in the right direction as Cleveland prepares for its first-round series. With time to rest and ramp up before the Cavaliers begin postseason play on April 20, he should be ready for a full workload.

Irving is recovering from a torn left ACL, a surgery he underwent on March 26. His recovery timeline suggests he could miss the first two to three months of the 2025-26 season, but optimism surrounding a potential January return makes him a possible midseason difference-maker. Redraft fantasy managers may want to stash him in IR spots or monitor his progress, while dynasty and keeper league manage

Terry is good to go as expected after being listed as probable. He'll likely remain in a minimal role off the bench for the Bulls.