Collin Murray-Boyles has been cleared, according to the Raptors' Monday, Sept. 28 injury report, moving off the day-to-day tag he had carried since Sept. 6. The 21-year-old forward now carries no designation heading into Toronto's next game, Saturday against the Heat.
What happened
The Raptors' injury report listed Collin Murray-Boyles as cleared on Monday, Sept. 28 at 10:48 a.m. ET, ending the day-to-day designation he had held. He first appeared on the report Sunday, Sept. 6, as day-to-day with a finger and arm issue. Monday's update gave no further detail on the injury, and there was no additional comment attached to the report. The 21-year-old forward is no longer listed with any injury designation.
What it means for the Raptors
Murray-Boyles is available for Toronto's next game, Saturday, Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. ET against the Heat on NBA TV. Last season he averaged 21.9 minutes, 8.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.9 assists across 57 games. The Raptors have not played a regular-season game yet, and their 2026-27 record stands at 0-0. When he has been out, the minutes have gone to Brandon Ingram (33.8 minutes, 21.5 points), Scottie Barnes (33.5 minutes, 18.1 points), Immanuel Quickley (31.9 minutes, 16.4 points), RJ Barrett (30.3 minutes, 19.3 points) and Jakob Poeltl (25.0 minutes, 10.7 points).
What to watch
With Murray-Boyles cleared, the next injury report will show whether he stays off it into Saturday's game against the Heat. Three other Raptors remain day-to-day on Monday's report: Nate Bittle (lower leg), Alijah Martin (knee) and Chucky Hepburn (knee). Toronto's health across the forward and guard rotation is worth tracking as the 2026-27 season opens.
Is Collin Murray-Boyles playing vs Heat?
Yes. He was cleared on the Monday, Sept. 28 injury report and carries no designation heading into Saturday's 7 p.m. ET game against the Heat.
When will Collin Murray-Boyles be back?
He is already back. He has been cleared and is no longer listed on the injury report, so no return timetable applies.