The Portland Trail Blazers and San Antonio Spurs have announced their respective injury reports heading into their Emirates NBA Cup group stage matchup on Wednesday night. <\/p>\n
More news: NBA Insider Urges Blazers to Make Key Tiago Splitter Decision<\/a> <\/p>\n Portland has announced that it will be missing at least five players \u2014 all along the perimeter \u2014 ahead of the contest. A fifth, starting two-guard Shaedon Sharpe, is questionable to play through his strained right calf.<\/p>\n INJURY REPORT 11\/26 vs. SAS:<\/p>\n OUT QUESTIONABLE \u2014 Trail Blazers PR (@TrailBlazersPR) November 26, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n The usual suspects for the Trail Blazers, meanwhile, have definitively been ruled out. <\/p>\n Ailing Trail Blazers Guards<\/p>\n Point guard Scoot Henderson has yet to play a game thanks to the left hamstring tear that has derailed the start of his third NBA season. Two-time All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday will miss at least the next week or so with a right calf strain. Two-time All-Defensive Team shooting guard\/small forward Matisse Thybulle has been out since Oct. 29 recovering from a left thumb ligament tear. Backup guard Blake Wesley remains shelved indefinitely thanks to a fractured right foot. <\/p>\n Nine-time All-Star point guard Damian Lillard, who tore his left Achilles tendon while still on the Milwaukee Bucks in last spring’s playoffs, has explicitly stated he’ll miss all of 2025-26 on the mend. As a small, aging guard (he’s 35), this is probably the most pragmatic plan of attack for the 6-foot-2 Weber State alum.<\/p>\n The Trail Blazers’ increasingly unhappy health luck has muddied what had been a promising 2025-26 season start. Portland has won three of its last seven games to fall to an 8-10 overall record, good for ninth in the Western Conference. <\/p>\n Spurs Injuries<\/p>\n San Antonio, meanwhile, is without All-Star center Victor Wembanyama for at least a few more weeks due to a left calf strain. The Spurs have been hanging on without the 21-year-old Frenchman, and are currently the conference’s fifth seed with an 11-5 record.<\/p>\n But the 7-foot-5 All-Defensive First Teamer is hardly the Spurs’ only slated absence.<\/p>\n More news: Blazers Hold Emergency Players-Only Meeting After Loss to Rockets<\/a><\/p>\n Per the league’s latest injury report<\/a>, reigning Rookie of the Year Spurs guard Stephon Castle is unavailable with a strained left hip flexor. Guard Jordan McLaughlin is unavailable with a strained left hamstring. Two-way player Harrison Ingram is getting more minutes while playing for San Antonio’s NBAGL affiliate, the Austin Spurs. <\/p>\n No. 2 draft pick Dylan Harper, meanwhile, is merely questionable to play through a strained left calf. <\/p>\n Latest Trail Blazers News<\/p>\n For more news and notes on the Portland Trail Blazers, visit\u00a0Portland Trail Blazers on SI<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Scoot Henderson (L Hamstring Tear)
Jrue Holiday (R Calf Strain)
Damian Lillard (L Achilles Tendon)
Matisse Thybulle (L Thumb Ligament Tear)
Blake Wesley (R Foot Fracture)<\/p>\n
Shaedon Sharpe (R Calf Strain)<\/p>\n