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Josh Lewenberg: Jakob Poeltl is questionable for tomorrow’s game in Houston with an illness. Trayce Jackson-Davis is out with a dislocated finger. CMB remains out, as well (and expect him to miss Wednesday’s game in NOLA).

Michael Grange: Spoke with Trayce Jackson-Davis, said he hit his finger 'perfectly' on rim during lay-up line, looked down, & saw it at a weird angle. "I almost laughed" he said. Had it reset and splinted. Hope is he's only out one game. Had 32 pts in G-league conditioning stint Friday.

Michael Grange: Collin Murray-Boyles expected to miss Raptors trip to Houston and New Orleans this week as they try to let his thumb settle down. Trayce Jackson-Davis (finger) ruled out vs. Rockets.

Josh Lewenberg: It's a dislocated finger for Trayce Jackson-Davis, Raptors say.
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Josh Lewenberg: Trayce Jackson-Davis injured his right middle finger during pre-game warmups, so he's a late scratch. Not available today.

Within two months of the Raptors trading for Ingram, Shead made a bet with the All-Star on the result of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament semifinal between both teams’ alma maters. It ended with Ingram wearing a Jamal Shead University of Houston jersey on the bench. More recently, Shead was the first one to greet centre Trayce Jackson-Davis, this year’s lesser-known deadline acquisition, when he arrived in the Raptors’ locker room. Shead took the crucial step of adding Jackson-Davis to the group chat. “A character,” Jackson-Davis said less than a week into being teammates with Shead. “He’s the life of the party. Full of energy, a good spirit and a great teammate.”

Keerthika Uthayakumar: Trayce-Jackson Davis is the fifth player to record a double-double in a Raptors debut, first since Kawhi Leonard in 2018. He's the first to do it off the bench.

Scott Agness: Raptors starting forward Collin Murray-Boyles has been ruled out for the game with a left thumb sprain. Meanwhile, Trayce Jackson-Davis has made his Raptors debut
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Anthony Slater: Draymond Green is out tomorrow night vs the Thunder. Resting. Steph Curry is questionable with an ankle sprain. De’Anthony Melton questionable. Al Horford and Trayce Jackson-Davis probable. It’s the front side of a home back-to-back. Warriors face the Jazz on Saturday night.

Anthony Slater: Warriors complete a 3-0 homestand despite turbulence. Seven players in double figures in the Christmas win: Curry, Butler, Podziemski, Horford, Moody, Melton, Jackson-Davis. They're 16-15, riding a bit of momentum into a Toronto, Brooklyn, Charlotte road trip.