Sunday night delivers an all-Eastern Conference showdown packed with potential drama. The Cleveland Cavaliers soar with a fiery 16-1 record, exuding confidence and dominance. Meanwhile, the Toronto Raptors stumble through a rough 4-12 start, battling frustration and doubt. Cleveland seems poised to shine, but basketball loves an underdog story. Will the Raptors rise or crumble? And what does destiny hold for the Cavs?

The Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse is buzzing with energy. Donovan Mitchell and his crew are gearing up to defend their turf. The Cavaliers are chasing redemption, eager to reignite their streak after losing to the Celtics in the NBA Cup. Meanwhile, the Raptors are pushing for a third straight win, riding high after taking down the Pacers and Timberwolves. Grit and glory are colliding in this showdown, where only the hungriest will triumph.

However, it would be important to know what the injury situation looks like for both the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Toronto Raptors. Because this could become one of the deciding factors in the game that’s about to unfold. So, let’s dive in!

Raptors vs Cavaliers: Injury Report

Here’s everything you need to know about the injuries, including which players will be playing for both teams.

Toronto Raptors 

Five players of the Dinosaurs including a day-to-day remain out/questionable for Sunday’s clash against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Shooting guard D.J. Carton‘s ankle injury which he suffered in the G League heat, could potentially miss another game. He missed the game vs. Timberwolves on Thursday and seems most unlikely to join the squad for the weekend. Meanwhile, Bruno Fernando‘s ankle woes have listed him as day-to-day and remains questionable against the Cavs.

Raptors’ star Immanuel Quickley won’t be returning to the court until mid-December. The shooting guard has a partial tear to the ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow. On the other hand, veteran forward Kelly Olynyk is yet to suit up for this season and it doesn’t look like he will return to the court against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. He is recovering from a back strain and his comeback seems questionable for now.

Cleveland Cavaliers injury report

Emoni Bates underwent surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee in October. Thus, the games will not feature the forward for an indefinite period. Meanwhile, Max Strus‘ scary ankle injury earlier in the beginning of the season is yet to heal completely. Therefore, he too won’t be around for the Cavaliers on Sunday. Isaac Okoro‘s ankle injury has listed him as day-to-day, the team is looking into his injury as the hooper remains questionable for Sunday.

However, injuries to Dean Wade (ankle) and Caris LeVert (knee) have sidelined the defensive stoppers. Thus, the Cavs’ perimeter defense faces a tough test. But, Cleveland is aiming to sharpen its defense on the outside. Meanwhile, Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley will be there to anchor the paint.

Depth Charts

Toronto Raptors

Cleveland Cavaliers 

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The stage is set for an intense battle at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. The Cavs are ready to defend their turf despite key injuries, while the Raptors fight to keep their momentum alive. With grit, heart, and surprises in store, this clash promises to keep fans on the edge of their seats. So, watch out!