Wright (knee) is scheduled to throw a simulated game and go through defensive drills Sunday, Pete Abraham of The Boston Globe reports.

The Boston knuckleballer did not appear in the ALCS after injuring his knee in the ALDS. However, it seems like he's nearing a return after working out with his injured knee a few times. How Wright's injury responds to Sunday's workout will likely give a clearer picture of his availability for the World Series, though things are very much up in the air at this point.

Kershaw is expected to appear out of the bullpen at some point in Game 7 of the NLCS against the Brewers on Saturday, Tim Healey of Newsday reports.

It's unclear when or how long Kershaw will pitch, but he'll have had two days to rest since last pitching Wednesday, so he should be able to throw at least an inning or two, the equivalent of a typical bullpen session. He's pitched out of the bullpen on short rest in winner-take-all games in each of the last two seasons, recording the final two outs as the Dodgers got past the Nationals in the NLDS in 2016 and pitching four scoreless innings in Game 7 of last year's World Series against the Astros.

Altuve's knee injury which caused him trouble throughout the season was an avulsion fracture, Brian McTaggart of MLB.com reports.

An avulsion fracture occurs when a small piece of bone attached to a ligament or tendon gets pulled away from the rest of the bone. He had surgery to fix the problem Friday and is expected to be fully recovered by the start of spring training. The second baseman's numbers took a step back across the board following his MVP campaign in 2017, with his slash line falling from .346/.410/.547 to a still excellent .315/.385/.449. His homers dropped from 24 to 13, while he stole 17 bases after swiping 32 bags the season before. Given the severity of his knee injury, however, the dip appears to be very understandable, and there's reason to believe he'll bounce back next season.

Hernandez is not in the lineup for Game 7 of the NLCS against the Brewers on Saturday.

Hernandez is just 2-for-22 so far this postseason. Chris Taylor will get the start at second base in his place.

Sale is feeling better Saturday after battling an illness during the ALCS, Jason Mastrodonato of the Boston Herald reports.

Sale was hospitalized and scratched from his scheduled start for Game 5 of the ALCS, though he would have started Game 6 if necessary. It appears that he should have no issues by Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday.

Altuve had surgery on his right knee Friday, Brian McTaggart of MLB.com reports.

Altuve dealt with lingering knee issues throughout the season, so the procedure was likely just a simple cleanup. More news on a timetable for his recovery figures to surface in the coming days, but he should be ready to go for spring training.

Daniels (concussion) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Warriors, Gina Mizell of The Athletic reports.

Daniels saw just four minutes in the Suns opener, and was forced to miss their last game with this concussion. Daniels is expected to get much run for the Suns, as they are fairly deep on the wing. More information on Daniels should come out prior to Monday's game.

Barton has been diagnosed with a strained groin and is without a timetable to return, Shams Charania of The Athletic reports.

Barton suffered the injury during Saturday's game against the Suns, and needed to be carted off the floor. He underwent an MRI on Sunday to confirm the injury. It's uncertain how long he will be out, but his absence will likely lead to Torrey Craig or Juancho Hernangomez moving to the starting five.

Baynes (hamstring) will not play in Monday's game against the Magic, Jared Weiss of The Athletic reports.

Baynes suffered a strained hamstring in the Celtics' game against the Knicks on Saturday. HIs next opportunity to play will come Thursday against the Thunder, and he should be considered questionable for that game at this time. With Baynes out, Daniel Theis could see an increased role.

Schroder will come off the bench for Sunday's game against the Kings, Brett Dawson of The Athletic reports.

With Russell Westbrook set to make his season debut, Schroder will move to the bench. In his two starts to start the season, Schroder averaged 14.5 points, 7.0 assists and 5.5 rebounds over 32.0 minutes, however all of those numbers are expected to take a hit with Westbrook back.

Anderson is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Jazz with an illness.

The severity of Anderson's illness is unknown at this time, however more information should come out tomorrow after the team's morning shootaround. If Anderson is unable to go, Omri Casspi and Dillon Brooks could see an increased role.

Gasol (back) is listed as probable for Monday's game against the Jazz.

Gasol has been dealing with some back soreness to start the regular season, however he hasn't missed any time. Barring any setbacks, it seems as though Gasol will play. More information on his status should come out Monday after the morning shootaround.

Hutton will patrol the blue paint in Sunday's road tilt against the Ducks, Mike Harrington of The Buffalo News reports.

Hutton started the year 2-1-0, allowing just six goals in his first three starts. However, in his last three, the 32-year-old journeyman has been shelled for 13 goals and a 0-3-0 record. Hutton posted much better numbers with St. Louis the last two seasons but has been a big disappointment for the Sabres so far.

Domingue will draw the start against Chicago on Sunday, Joe Smith of The Athletic reports.

Domingue has made just one other appearance this season, stopping 38-of-40 shots in a win over Carolina on Oct. 16. The 26-year-old is a solid backup option, but playing behind one of the league's best netminder in Andrei Vasilevskiy, he doesn't get many chances to suit up. Tampa Bay has another back-to-back scheduled next weekend, so Domingue will likely start one of those games as well.

Spooner will be a healthy scratch for Sunday's tilt against the Flame, Rick Carpiniello of The Athletic reports.

Spooner has posted just one assist while averaging 12:44 of ice time in seven games this season. The 26-year-old scored 16 points in 20 games with the Rangers last season after being acquired from the Bruins, but that success hasn't carried over.

Claesson (upper body) will not suit up for Sunday's game against Calgary, Rick Carpiniello of The Athletic reports.

This injury appeared to pop up out of nowhere and there's no word on when Claesson should be ready to return. The Swede has yet to score a point in four games this season and will be considered day-to-day for now.

Rattie (abdomen) was placed on injured reserve Sunday.

The team already announced that Rattie would miss multiple weeks, so this was mostly a transactional move. Edmonton recalled Cooper Marody from AHL Bakersfield while Rattie heals up.

Ward will be stationed between the pipes for Sunday's home tilt against the Lightning, Eric Lear of the Blackhawks' official site reports.

Ward will make his first start since Oct. 13 and he's getting a tough matchup against a dangerous Lightning offense. The Saskatchewan native struggled while handling the starting duties before Corey Crawford returned, posting a 4.06 GAA and .879 save percentage in five starts.