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On Sunday afternoon, the Indiana Pacers will hit the road to take on the Milwaukee Bucks. Pascal Siakam is currently listed as questionable on the injury report for this game due to a right knee sprain. Everything we know about Siakam’s injury and his playing status against the Bucks.

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Bucks vs Pascal Siakam game status

Given his questionable designation on the injury report, it seems unlikely that Pascal Siakam will suit up for Indiana on Sunday in Milwaukee. To say that the Pacers have a lot of injury reports for this game would be an understatement, as the team currently has ten players listed as doubtful for the match.

These include Quenton Jackson, TJ McConnell, Andrew Nembhard, Aaron Nesmith, Peter Taillon, Ben Sheppard, Jalen Slauson, Ethan Thompson, Obi Toppin and Ivica Zubac.

Meanwhile, the Bucks have yet to submit their injury report, as they are coming off their second consecutive loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday.

Zubac’s inclusion on the injury report is notable, as the big man finally made his long-awaited Pacers debut last week in a home game against the Phoenix Suns, having been acquired by the Los Angeles Clippers before the trade deadline.

Indiana has been in full tank mode the past several weeks, regularly sitting with several key players per night, and hasn’t won a game since the All-Star break. This is a tremendous effort from Indiana to add another star talent this offseason to help the team join in next year when Tyrese Haliburton returns from his Achilles injury.

The Pacers and Bucks will tip off in Milwaukee at 3:30 PM ET.

Indiana Pacers and Sacramento Kings will face each other on Tuesday night. The game could be competitive, but for all the wrong reasons as both teams are bottom of their conference. Sacramento is 15-50 and in last place in the Western Conference standings, while Indiana is 15-40 and in last place in the Eastern Conference standings. Both the Kings and Pacers are also struggling with injury problems. For the Pacers, Pascal Siakam is among the players on the injury report.

Siakam is struggling with a knee injury. Here’s everything we know about his injury status heading into tonight’s game against the Kings.

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Kings vs. Pascal Siakam’s injury status

Siakam has been ruled out of the game because he is dealing with a right knee sprain, according to the NBA injury report. The Pacers will look to defeat the Kings despite their injury absence.

pacers injury report

The Pacers have 10 players listed on the injury report.

• Jarius Walker (right ankle sprain, mid-back soreness): Probable
• Ethan Thompson (G League Two-Way): Questionable
• Jalen Slauson (G League Two-Way): Questionable
• Taillon Peters (G League Two-Way): Questionable
• Andrew Nembhard (lower back pain, neck pain): Questionable.
• Pascal Siakam (right knee sprain): out
• Tyrese Haliburton (torn right Achilles tendon): out
• Jonny Furphy (right ACL tear): out
• TJ McConnell (sore right hamstring): out
• Ivica Zubac (left ankle sprain): Out

Kings injury report

The Kings have six players listed on the injury report.

• Dylan Cardwell (left ankle sprain): out
• De’Andre Hunter (retinal repair of left eye): out
• Zach LaVine (right 5th finger tendon repair): out
• Keegan Murray (sprained left ankle): Out
• Domantas Sabonis (left knee meniscus repair): outside
• Isaiah Stevens (G League Two-Way): Out

The Indiana Pacers face the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night and Pascal Siakam is once again at the center of the injury report. The Pacers have listed Siakam as probable due to a left wrist sprain, putting the focus on Indiana’s leading scorer as the team tries to snap a seven-game losing streak.

The Pacers enter the matchup at 15-47, No. 15 in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, the Lakers have a 37-25 record and are sixth in the Western Conference as they aim to bounce back from their loss to the Denver Nuggets. As both teams look for speed for different reasons, the importance of Siakam’s availability has increased.

Siakam remained Indiana’s offensive focal point throughout the season. Through 53 games, he is averaging 24.0 points, 6.7 rebounds and 3.9 assists while shooting 48.5 percent from the field. He’s also converting 37.2 percent from three-point range and 68.9 percent from the free-throw line. Additionally, the forward contributed 1.1 steals and 0.4 blocks per game, continuing to make an impact on both ends of the floor.

When Siakam is on the court, the Pacers operate with much more structure. His ability to generate aggression in isolation and drive momentum in transition provides Indiana a much-needed scoring anchor during tough times.

Pascal Siakam Injury Status vs. Lakers

Pacers’ injury report includes several other prominent names. Johnny Furfee is out with a torn right ACL, while Tyrese Haliburton is out with a torn right Achilles tendon. Andrew Nembhard and Aaron Nesmith are both listed as probable with minor injuries.

Additional players are also included in the Pacers’ injury report. Talon Peters and Jalen Slauson are questionable on two-way assignment, while Ethan Thompson is questionable on a G League two-way deal.

As for the Lakers, the team has not yet submitted their official injury report.

Still, Siakam’s status remains the most important factor for Indiana heading into the matchup. The Pacers will look to stop their losing streak, while the Lakers will look to regain momentum in the Western Conference playoff race.

So when the question comes up is Pascal Siakam playing against the Lakers tonight, the answer leans towards yes. His final status will depend on pre-game assessment as Indiana looks to end the losing streak

The Indiana Pacers have fully embraced their plan for the remainder of the season: developing young guys and losing enough games to retain the lottery pick they hope to have in May. Unfortunately, this means a lot more injury updates for guys like Pascal Siakam.

Indiana currently sits at the bottom of the Eastern Conference with a record of 15-43, one game behind the Brooklyn Nets, who have a record of 15-41. The only team worse than the Pacers right now is the Sacramento Kings, who have a record of 12-46.

With Tuesday night’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers scheduled, Pascal Siakam is listed as “questionable” due to a left wrist sprain. This is the first time Siakam has been listed with an injury in recent weeks as his availability alternates between active and inactive for the Pacers.

Siakam missed the first game of the All-Star break due to personal reasons, and was changed for the second game after the break in the management of his left hamstring injury. He played in Sunday’s game against the Dallas Mavericks, recording 30 points, eight rebounds and three assists in 29 minutes of play in a 134–130 Mavs victory.

The Pacers have every incentive to lose as many games as possible over the remainder of this season. The Pacers traded their 2026 first-round draft pick to the LA Clippers with protection if it falls to 1-4 or 10-30. So if the pick falls 5-9, this would be considered the Clippers fully loaded draft and potentially the best one ever when it is all said and done.

This selection was part of the package that Indiana sold to the Clippers for Ivica Zubac. In the deal, the Pacers traded Benedict Mathurin, Isaiah Jackson and two first-round picks to Los Angeles for All-Defensive center in Zubac.

In 52 games played so far this season, Siakam has averaged 23.9 points, 6.8 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.1 steals per game, while shooting 48.3 percent from the field and 37.3 percent from three. Siakam was named to his fourth NBA All-Star team this season despite the Pacers’ poor record, which highlights how good he is.

The Dallas Mavericks are in uncharted territory, dealing with injury problems amid a 10-game losing streak that now takes them to last year’s finalists, the Indiana Pacers. However, thankfully, while the Mavs come into this game with a ton of superstars, the same can be said about the Pacers.

To start things off, Cooper Flagg is on the injury report along with several key Mavericks contributors, with the rookie forward out with a medial left hamstring sprain. Meanwhile, Pascal Siakam has headlined a lengthy Pacers report and as per the official injury report, he is listed as questionable with left hamstring injury management.

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Cooper flag, Pascal Siakam’s injury status vs. Pacers

Given that Cooper Flagg has been officially ruled out on the injury report, expect Dallas to once again be without their No. 1 overall pick and primary offensive engine. Flagg has been the Mavericks’ most consistent performer this season, averaging 20.4 points and 6.6 rebounds.

The rookie sat out the Mavericks’ recent 122-111 loss to Minnesota with the same midfoot sprain. Without Flagg, and with Kyrie Irving and Derek Lively II also sidelined, Dallas is surrendering 117.4 points per game and will take some solace from the fact that the Pacers are also shorthanded.

Siakam is listed as questionable. He leads Indiana with 23.7 points and 6.7 rebounds per game, and his likely absence comes with Tyrese Haliburton already out for the season due to an Achilles tear.

However, many other players from both the teams are also sitting out.

mavericks injury report

Cooper Flagg: Out (middle left hamstring sprain)

Kyrie Irving: Out (left knee surgery)

Derek Lively II: Out (right foot surgery)

Max Christie: doubtful (sprained left ankle)

Daniel Gafford: Questionable (right ankle injury management).

Caleb Martin: Probable (left ankle sprain)

Moussa Cisse: Suspicious (two-way)

Ryan Nembhard: Questionable (two-way)

Miles Kelly: Potential (two-way)

pacers injury report

Pascal Siakam: Questionable (left hamstring injury management)

Andrew Nembhard: Questionable (lower back injury management)

TJ McConnell: Questionable (right hamstring soreness)

Kam Jones: Questionable (lower back pain)

Micah Potter: Questionable (left ankle sprain)

Quenton Jackson: Questionable (two-way)

Talon Peter: Suspect (two-way)

Tyrese Haliburton: Out (right Achilles tear)

Aaron Nesmith: Out (right ankle sprain)

Obi Toppin: Out (stress fracture of right foot)

Jonny Furphy: Out (ACL tear)

Ivica Zubac: Out (left ankle sprain)