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Tim Hardaway Jr. is available for the Miami Heat’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night after briefly leaving the team for personal reasons. Hardaway had been listed as questionable, but the NBA’s 4:15 p.m. EST injury report…

The NBA released the official injury report for Monday's matchup between the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers, confirming Tim Hardaway Jr. is available. Hardaway was cleared after previously being listed as questionable due to personal reasons. Two-way players Tre Donaldson and Vladislav Goldin are also available for Miami after previously having G League commitments.
For the Lakers, Walker Kessler is available while playing with a left finger splint, while Adou Thiero has been ruled out for left knee injury management. The game marks the beginning of a five-game Western Conference road trip for the Heat, who enter following consecutive victories against the Hawks and Pacers.
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