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Thunder at Bucks: Money on the Floor, January 21, 2026
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Hartenstein hasn't played since Dec. 28 due to a right soleus strain and remains without a clear timetable for a return. The big man should be considered doubtful for Friday's game against the Pacers until Oklahoma City offers an update on his status.
Caruso tweaked his groin during Monday's win over Cleveland and will now miss Wednesday's game in Milwaukee, which should result in more minutes for Ajay Mitchell, Cason Wallace and Isaiah Joe. Caruso's next chance to play will come Friday against the Pacers.
The Thunder didn't list Wiggins on their initial injury report, which makes this downgrade a bit surprising. With the sharpshooter sidelined Wednesday, the likes of Ajay Mitchell, Cason Wallace and Isaiah Joe should all have an opportunity to seize a more sizable role.
Williams is dealing with a glute contusion and remains day-to-day for the Thunder. His next chance to play comes Friday against the Pacers. The Thunder will likely deploy a lot of small-ball lineups in the short term.
This is a brutal blow for the Thunder and for Williams' fantasy managers. Williams is battling a right hamstring strain, and those tend to linger if not treated properly. Based on this re-evaluation timeline, the earliest possible return for Williams would be Feb. 3 against the Magic. In the meantime, players such as Cason Wallace, Isaiah Joe, Aaron Wiggins, Alex Caruso and Kenrich Williams could be a bit more involved for the Thunder.
