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Update, Nov. 4 — Kyle Kuzma is being considered day-to-day after leaving Wednesday night’s game due to a wrist injury and being unable to return. The Wizards play Friday against the Memphis Grizzlies, so we’ll see what designation Kuzma has heading into that game. If Kuzma is set to miss time, Washington could start Montrezl Harrell or Deni Avdija at forward against the Grizz.
Update: Kuzma will not return to Wednesday’s contest with a wrist injury.
The Washington Wizards are in a tight contest Wednesday with the Toronto Raptors, but could be without small forward Kyle Kuzma for the rest of the contest. Kuzma went to the locker room in the third quarter appearing to clutch his wrist, and there’s no update yet on his availability for the rest of the game.
Kuzma was having a strong season, averaging 15.9 points and 11.0 rebounds per game for the Wizards entering Wednesday’s game. He struggled against the Raptors before exiting the game, going 1-10 from the floor and 0-5 from three-point range in 21 minutes.
The forward came to Washington in the Russell Westbrook trade, which allowed the Wizards to surround star Bradley Beal with competent rotation players in the hopes of making the playoffs. The Wizards are 5-2 in this young season under first-year head coach Wes Unseld Jr., so that plan appears to be working so far.