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Cleveland Cavaliers' Darius Garland Diagnosed with Grade 1 Toe Sprain, Will Be Re-Evaluated in 7–10 Days
Darius Garland will undergo treatment and rehab after a Grade 1 right big toe sprain, sidelining him for at least one week, with re-evaluation planned in 7–10 days.
- On Jan 19, 2026, the Cavaliers announced Darius Garland will be sidelined for at least one week with a Grade 1 right great toe sprain.
- On Jan. 14 in Philadelphia, Garland injured his right great toe diving for a loose ball, exiting the 133-107 game and undergoing evaluation Saturday at Cleveland Clinic Sports Medicine.
- The All-Star guard had 20 points and seven assists in 23 minutes before exiting Wednesday and was second on the Cavaliers in scoring, averaging 18 points and 6.9 assists.
- Jaylon Tyson will likely step into the starting lineup as Garland would miss six games if sidelined 10 days, affecting matchups at Charlotte Jan. 21 and Sacramento Jan. 23.
- Garland previously underwent left toe surgery, delaying his 2025-26 season debut, while the Cleveland Cavaliers have been plagued by injuries and hold a 24-19 record.
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The Morning JournalCavaliers guard Darius Garland to miss time with sprained right toe
The Cavaliers will be without Darius Garland for at least a week and maybe more while the All-Star guard recovers from a sprained big toe on his right foot. Garland was injured Jan. 14 in the Cavs’ 133-107 romp over the 76ers in Philadelphia. He did not play two nights later in a rematch in Philadelphia when the Cavs beat the Sixers, 117-115. “Darius Garland injured his right great toe on January 14 at Philadelphia,” the Cavs announced in a mid-…
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