The 2023-24 NBA season is not even a week old, and there have been several critical injuries. Here is the injury report of all six games on the NBA docket for October 29.\u00a0 The Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder open up action this afternoon. Meanwhile, there are five contests on the main slate.<\/p>\n
Denver<\/a> lists two players on the injury report. Vlatko\u00a0Cancar<\/strong><\/a> and Jay Huff<\/strong> <\/a>have been listed as out. However, neither player was going to have an impact on today’s game. Cancar is out indefinitely following offseason surgery, and Huff, on a two-way contract, is an end-of-bench type player.<\/p>\n Oklahoma City also has listed two players out, Jaylin Williams<\/strong><\/a> (hamstring) and Kenrich Williams<\/strong><\/a> (back).\u00a0 Both players were expected to have a role this season, but neither has played this year.<\/p>\n Similar to the Nuggets and Thunder, there is not much going on with the Atlanta Hawks injury report. Wesley Mathews<\/strong><\/a> (calf), the only player on the 15-man roster on the report, is out, and has yet to play this year.<\/p>\n Milwaukkee will be without starting forward Khris Middleton<\/strong> <\/a>(knee). The Athletic’s Eric Nehm said that Adrian Griffin said that Middleton won’t play due to injury management as the Bucks are playing the first of a back-t0-back. Middleton, who had offseason surgery, is expected to play against the Miami Heat on Monday.<\/p>\n Bucks coach Adrian Griffin said everyone participated in today's practice, but Khris Middleton will not be available for tomorrow's game against the Hawks. <\/p>\n He is expected to play again in the second leg of the back-to-back against the Heat on Monday.<\/p>\n — Eric Nehm (@eric_nehm) October 28, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nAtlanta Hawks (0-2) at Milwaukee Bucks (1-0), 7:00 p.m. (ET)<\/h3>\n
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