UPDATE: Cavs Injury Report Against The Clippers

The Cleveland Cavaliers have announced their injury report for Monday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers.

Update: Lauri Markkanen and Caris LeVert are available to play, while Dean Wade has been ruled out for the contest.  

Dean Wade (knee) ruled out Monday.

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Lauri Markkanen (ankle) available to play Monday.

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Caris LeVert (foot) available to play Monday.

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Update: Rajon Rondo has been ruled out.

Rajon Rondo (ankle) listed out Monday.

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The Cleveland Cavaliers are hosting the Los Angeles Clippers in Ohio on Monday evening, and for the game they have announced their injury report. 

The full injury report for the Cavs against the Clippers can be seen in the screenshot that is captured below from the NBA's official injury report. 

Screenshot that is captured from the NBA's official injury report

The Cavs come into the game as the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference with a 38-29 record in the 67 games that they have played. 

They are currently on a two-game losing streak, and have gone just 3-7 in their last ten games overall. 

However, this season has been an stellar year for the franchise, because they have not been to the playoffs since the 2017-18 season when LeBron James led them to the NBA Finals. 

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