Immanuel Quickley diagnosed with mild hamstring strain, listed day-to-day

The Toronto Raptors announced that medical imaging diagnosed Immanuel Quickley with a mild hamstring strain. He is considered day-to-day, meaning his condition will be reevaluated daily ahead of the team’s first-round playoff series against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Quickley left Toronto’s regular-season finale against the Brooklyn Nets because of right hamstring tightness after recording 4 points and 5 assists in 17 minutes. The Raptors still finished the season at 46-36, good for the No. 5 seed in the East.

For Toronto, this is a key update on the eve of the playoffs: the injury does not appear severe, but the guard’s availability will remain one of the main storylines over the next few days. Game 1 against Cleveland is set for April 18.