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The Lakers received a noteworthy Quentin Grimes injury update ahead of their Bucks showdown as they look to extend their winning streak.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Quentin Grimes has been listed as questionable with a right finger sprain ahead of Wednesday's road game against the Milwaukee Bucks. The designation marks an encouraging shift after Grimes sat out Monday's 124-114 victory over the Atlanta Hawks. Grimes originally suffered the injury on Sunday during a 121-116 win over the Detroit Pistons, where he scored 12 points in 32 minutes.
Meanwhile, guard Austin Reaves was left off Tuesday's official injury report after missing Monday's game due to an illness, positioning him to return. Center Walker Kessler is also listed as available despite sporting a left finger splint, leaving Grimes as head coach JJ Redick's lone uncertain player as the 10-2 Lakers aim to extend their six-game winning streak against the 1-9 Bucks.
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