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NBA·INJURY·October 23, 2026 01:47 PM ET

Lakers rookie Cameron Carr sprinting on court while sidelined with oblique strain

Coach JJ Redick says the rookie remains day-to-day.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 1h1 min read
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Cameron Carr sprinting the full length of the practice court post-shoot around. The Lakers rookie is sidelined with a Via @khobi_price on X

What happened: Los Angeles Lakers rookie Cameron Carr worked out on the practice floor following shootaround, running full-court sprints while recovering from a strained right oblique. Head coach JJ Redick classified Carr's status as day-to-day while he remains listed as out.

Why it matters: Full-court conditioning work indicates the Lakers rookie is progressing through individual court activity despite remaining unavailable for game action. A day-to-day designation suggests the absences could be brief once he completes his conditioning progression.

What to watch: Los Angeles will evaluate Carr's response to post-shootaround sprinting ahead of the team's next official availability update.

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