Jackson Chourio exited Game 1 of the NLDS due to hamstring tightness, with an inconclusive MRI leaving his status uncertain; he is undergoing further testing, and his participation in upcoming games depends on his recovery.
The family of three-year-old Levi Wright, who nearly drowned after driving his toy tractor into a river in Utah, is devastated after an MRI revealed severe brain damage. Despite initial signs of progress, doctors have warned that Levi's brain was without oxygen for too long, making recovery unlikely. His mother, Kallie Wright, remains hopeful but acknowledges the grim prognosis, while the family prepares for the worst.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is labeled as "day-to-day" after exiting the Week 7 game against the Colts due to a hit. Although he cleared concussion protocol, Watson showed signs of lingering effects from the hit, including difficulty lifting his right arm. The Browns are awaiting the results of an MRI to determine the extent of his injury. Head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that Watson will start next week's game against the Seahawks if he is able to play, emphasizing the team's commitment to protecting their players.
Kyren Williams is expected to miss a game due to an ankle sprain, but it is not a long-term injury. Meanwhile, backup Ronnie Rivers has a Grade 3 PCL sprain and will be out for 4-5 weeks, possibly landing him on injured reserve.
Washington Commanders' wide receiver Terry McLaurin is believed to have suffered a turf toe injury during a preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens. X-rays came back negative, but an MRI showed no major injuries, providing optimism for his availability in Week 1.
Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll feared his season was over after experiencing discomfort in his right shoulder during a game. However, an MRI showed no issues, and Carroll returned to the lineup the next day, going 2-for-5 with two runs scored and an RBI in a 7-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The scare provided a frame of reference for Carroll and relieved manager Torey Lovullo, who had contemplated the loss of his star player for an extended period.
Paul George of the Los Angeles Clippers suffered a sprained right knee during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. However, an MRI revealed that there was no significant damage to any major ligaments, including the ACL, MCL, or PCL. Surgery is not expected, but George is expected to miss the remainder of the regular season. His return will depend on the mobility of his knee, and there will be a ramp-up period before he can play again.