Giannis Antetokounmpo is probable for Wednesday’s game at the Clippers with a right wrist sprain

Giannis Antetokounmpo is probable for the Miami Heat’s Wednesday night game at the Los Angeles Clippers with a right wrist sprain, the NBA’s official injury report showed on Tuesday evening. The designation does not confirm he plays.

The listing is new. Miami carried no injured players on its report for Monday’s game at the Lakers. Antetokounmpo appeared to hurt the wrist on a hard fall after a drive in that game, the Miami Herald’s Anthony Chiang reported. The play, with 6:34 left in the second quarter, was initially called a charge before it was changed to a blocking foul on LaRavia. Antetokounmpo went to the bench grabbing at the wrist, but he finished the game.

The Heat also list Myron Gardner as questionable with a right quadriceps contusion, which does not confirm he plays, and Dru Smith as available with a facial laceration.

The Clippers remain without Bradley Beal (right knee injury management), Brandon Ingram (right heel surgery), Jordan Miller (left rotator cuff surgery) and Yanic Konan Niederhauser (right Lisfranc surgery).

Earlier injury coverage: NBA injury news before Wednesday: Thunder sign Dalen Terry as three starters stay out, Max Christie hurts his hip and Kon Knueppel is ‘right around the corner’