Immanuel Quickley was cleared by the Raptors' injury report on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 12:21 PM ET, moving off the day-to-day tag he had carried since Sept. 6 for a right hamstring issue. The clearance puts him back at full health well ahead of Toronto's season opener.
What happened
Immanuel Quickley's status changed to Cleared on the injury report Saturday, Sept. 12 at 12:21 PM ET. He had been listed Day-To-Day since Sunday, Sept. 6 with a right hamstring issue. The report does not include any additional detail on the injury or a comment explaining the update. No expected return date was ever announced, and none is needed now that he is off the report entirely.
What it means for the Raptors
Quickley's clearance comes well before Toronto's next game, a season opener against the Heat on Saturday, Oct. 3 at 7:00 PM ET on NBA TV. Last season, in 2025-26, he played 70 games, averaging 31.9 minutes, 16.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and 5.9 assists. Had he remained out, the backcourt and wing minutes would have leaned further on Brandon Ingram (33.8 minutes, 21.5 points), Scottie Barnes (33.5 minutes, 18.1 points), RJ Barrett (30.3 minutes, 19.3 points) and Jamal Shead (22.6 minutes, 6.6 points). The Raptors are 0-0, since the 2026-27 season has not started, so there is no record with or without him yet.
What to watch
With Quickley cleared, the next injury report update to watch is any change to his teammates still listed Day-To-Day: Chucky Hepburn, Collin Murray-Boyles, Nate Bittle and Alijah Martin. No expected return date applies to Quickley since he is no longer on the report. The next event on the calendar is Toronto's season opener against the Heat on Saturday, Oct. 3.
Is Immanuel Quickley playing vs the Heat?
He is not listed on the injury report. He was cleared Saturday, Sept. 12, well ahead of the Oct. 3 game against the Heat.
When will Immanuel Quickley be back?
He is already back. He was cleared on the injury report Saturday, Sept. 12, after being Day-To-Day with a right hamstring issue since Sept. 6.