Micah Peavy was cleared on the Monday injury report after being listed day-to-day. He is set to be available when Memphis opens its 2026-27 season against Utah on Wednesday.
What happened
The Grizzlies' injury report on Monday, Oct. 19, at 5:11 PM ET lists Micah Peavy as cleared. He had been day-to-day. The report gives no injury detail and no comment, and no expected return is announced because none is needed. Peavy, a 25-year-old guard-forward, has moved through several statuses this fall. He was day-to-day on Sept. 6 for rest, cleared on Sept. 8, then listed day-to-day with an ankle and leg issue on Sept. 28. That listing is now closed.
What it means for the Grizzlies
Memphis opens the season Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 8:00 PM ET against the Jazz. The team is 0-0. Peavy played 61 games last season and averaged 15.0 minutes, 4.3 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.0 assist. That is a rotation role off the bench rather than a starter's workload. His return gives coach-level depth on the wing as other names stay on the report. Last season's box scores in games without him show minutes going to Toby Okani, Lucas Williamson and Rayan Rupert. A record with and without him is not available because no regular-season games have been played.
What to watch
Watch the next injury report ahead of Wednesday's opener to confirm Peavy stays off the list. Three teammates remain on the report. GG Jackson is day-to-day with an ankle and leg issue. Isaiah Stewart is out with a left ankle and leg issue. Jerami Grant is day-to-day with an undisclosed issue. Their statuses will shape how many minutes Peavy sees against Utah. No return date is needed for Peavy, since he is cleared.
Is Micah Peavy playing vs the Jazz on Wednesday?
Peavy was cleared on Monday's injury report, so he is not listed with an injury for the Wednesday, Oct. 21 game at 8:00 PM ET against the Jazz. Check the next report for any change.
When will Micah Peavy be back?
He is already cleared. The report announces no further timeline because none applies. Memphis's next game is Wednesday, Oct. 21 against the Jazz.