Trayce Jackson-Davis came off the Raptors' injury report Tuesday, cleared after beingday-to-day since the weekend. He is no longer carrying any designation heading into Toronto's next game.
What happened
The Raptors' injury report listed Trayce Jackson-Davis as cleared on Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 12:12 PM ET. He had been day-to-day on that same report before the update, and he first appeared as day-to-day on Saturday, Oct. 3, with the issue logged only as undisclosed. No other detail was given, and no return timeline was ever attached beyond the clearance itself. The forward is no longer carrying any designation.
What it means for the Raptors
Toronto is 0-0 with the 2026-27 season not yet underway, and its next game is Saturday, Oct. 10 at 6:30 PM ET against the Clippers. Jackson-Davis played 53 games last season at 9.4 minutes, averaging 3.4 points and 2.7 rebounds, a reserve frontcourt role. With him sidelined, Toronto's minutes shifted toward Jakob Poeltl (25.0 minutes, 10.7 points), Sandro Mamukelashvili (21.9 minutes, 11.2 points) and Collin Murray-Boyles (21.9 minutes, 8.5 points). There is no record with or without him yet since no regular-season games have been played.
What to watch
There is no expected return date to track since Jackson-Davis is already cleared. The next injury report will show whether he stays off it as the Raptors approach their Oct. 10 opener against the Clippers. Toronto's report still lists six other players as day-to-day, including Scottie Barnes and Kawhi Leonard, so that group is worth following over the next several days.
Is Trayce Jackson-Davis playing vs the Clippers?
He was cleared on the Tuesday, Oct. 6 injury report and carries no designation. The Raptors play the Clippers Saturday, Oct. 10 at 6:30 PM ET.
When will Trayce Jackson-Davis be back?
He is already back. He was cleared on the Oct. 6 report after being day-to-day since Oct. 3.