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Portland Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson is questionable to play on the road Tuesday against the Los Angeles Lakers due to left ankle soreness, the organization announced Monday night. Blazers reserve center Branden Carlson has also been upgraded to questionable…

Portland Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson is listed as questionable for Tuesday night's road game against the Los Angeles Lakers due to left ankle soreness. The Trail Blazers announced the status update on Monday night ahead of the matchup in Los Angeles.
Reserve center Branden Carlson has also been upgraded to questionable as he continues through the concussion protocol. Shaedon Sharpe remains out with a right meniscus injury, while two-way players Jayson Kent, John Tonje, and Chris Youngblood are unavailable due to G League assignments.
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