Tre Mann is off the Washington Wizards' injury report after being cleared Monday night. He had been day-to-day since Saturday with a rest issue, and no further detail came with the upgrade.
What happened
The Wizards listed Tre Mann as day-to-day on Saturday, Oct. 10, with a rest issue. The official injury report upgraded him to cleared on Monday, Oct. 12, at 9:53 PM ET. No additional detail was given with the change, and the report carried no comment on the move. Because he is no longer listed as injured, no expected return date applies or was announced.
What it means for the Wizards
Washington opens at New Orleans on Friday, Oct. 16, at 8:00 PM ET. Mann averaged 12.6 minutes, 5.5 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.6 assists across 53 games last season. In the minutes the Wizards have played without him, CJ McCollum has logged 30.9 minutes and 18.8 points, Julian Reese 30.9 minutes and 11.8 points, Kyshawn George 29.0 minutes and 14.8 points, Bub Carrington 27.7 minutes and 10.7 points, and Alex Sarr 27.2 minutes and 16.3 points. The Wizards are 0-0, since the 2026-27 season has not started, so there is no record to compare with or without him.
What to watch
Mann carries no restriction now that he is cleared, and no return timeline is needed since he was never ruled out. The next injury report will set his status for Friday's opener at New Orleans. Washington also has Anthony Davis and Khris Middleton listed day-to-day for rest, while Tristan Vukcevic and Jamir Watkins remain out.
Is Tre Mann playing at Pelicans?
He is cleared on the Wizards' official injury report as of Monday, Oct. 12, with no restriction listed ahead of the Oct. 16 game at New Orleans.
When will Tre Mann be back?
He is already cleared. No return date applies, since he was never ruled out, and the official report did not announce one.