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Davis (foot) will play in Wednesday's game against the Grizzlies, Ryan Ward of LakersNation.com reports.

Davis was labeled probable due to left foot plantar fasciitis and, as expected, he's been given the green light for Wednesday's contest. He's averaging 31.2 points, 10.4 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.3 combined steals-plus-blocks across 35.1 minutes per game. Davis shouldn't be under any restrictions Wednesday.

Clarke (toe) won't play in Wednesday's game against the Lakers.

Clarke popped up on the injury report before Wednesday's contest due to toe soreness, and he'll wind up watching the game in street clothes. In his stead, Zach Edey and Jay Huff are likely to see an uptick in minutes. Clarke's next chance to play will come Friday at Golden State.

Landale (shoulder) will play in Wednesday's game against the Clippers.

After missing Monday's win over the Wizards with a strained left shoulder, Landale had been upgraded to probable for Wednesday's tilt before being cleared to play. With Steven Adams (knee) sitting out, Landale should serve as Alperen Sengun's primary backup.

Adams (knee) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Clippers, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Adams has played two consecutive games on just one occasion this season, and the Rockets seem to be taking a deliberate approach with him as he works his way back from right knee surgery, which sidelined him throughout the 2023-24 campaign. Jock Landale should serve as the Rockets' backup center Wednesday, but assuming he's cleared to play in Friday's rematch with the Clippers, Adams should settle back in as Alperen Sengun's top understudy.

Kessler (hip) is out for Thursday's game against the Mavericks, Andy Larsen of The Salt Lake Tribune reports.

Kessler is set for a second straight absence Thursday, and it seems the big man doesn't have a clear timetable for his return. This means John Collins and Drew Eubanks will absorb the minutes at center, with Collins likely starting in Kessler's place again. Kessler's next chance to play will come against the Kings on Saturday.

Allen (leg) is active Wednesday versus Philadelphia, Serena Winters of FanDuel Sports Network Ohio reports.

Allen and Evan Mobley (illness) have both been cleared for action as Cleveland looks to remain undefeated. Allen is averaging just 6.5 points and 4.0 rebounds in 23.5 minutes during his last two games, but the degree to which his injury is affecting his play is unclear.

Queta will start Wednesday's game against the Nets.

Queta will benefit from Al Horford resting Wednesday, entering the starting lineup for the third time this season. Queta has averaged 12.0 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game as a starter this season

Allen (leg) is planning to play in Wednesday's game against the 76ers, Chris Fedor of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Allen participated in Wednesday's morning shootaround, and the fact that he's planning to suit suggests he's more probable than questionable at this point. A final decision should be made closer to the 7:30 ET p.m. tipoff, but all signs point to the big man suiting up for the Cavs on Wednesday.

Drummond (illness) will not play Wednesday versus Cleveland, Derek Bodner of AllPHLY.com reports.

A late addition to the 76ers' injury report, Drummond had initially been listed as questionable for Wednesday's contest before Philadelphia ruled him out just under two hours before tipoff. With Joel Embiid (knee) also sidelined for the second half of a back-to-back set, Guerschon Yabusele and Adem Bona will likely cover all the minutes at center for the 76ers.

Drummond is questionable for Wednesday's game against Cleveland due to an illness.

Drummond entered Wednesday with a clean bill of health, however, his status to face one of his former teams is now in jeopardy. Drummond has had inconsistent usage en route to averaging 9.8 points and 8.2 rebounds in 22.5 minutes across his last five contests, but his presence would likely be missed against Cleveland's frontcourt, especially with Joel Embiid (knee/rest) sitting out the second half of a back-to-back set.