According to the Cleveland Cavaliers, they will be without starting point guard Darius Garland for at least 7-10 days due to a right great toe sprain. It is being labeled as a Grade 1 right toe sprain.

Garland suffered the injury during Wednesday’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers.

This toe injury is on the other foot from the toe injury the 25-year-old had surgery on this past offseason.

During the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 133-107 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, fans saw Darius Garland injure his foot during the third quarter and later be ruled out for the remainder of the game.

It has been labeled as a right foot injury, while the full extent of the injury has not been revealed, reports are saying he is “doubtful” for Friday’s game against the 76ers.

The ball got stripped away from Garland, and as he was down on the ground, he slowly got up and limped to the bench. Despite the not-great scenes during the game, after the game, Donovan Mitchell said the 25-year-old was “in good spirits.”

Head coach Kenny Atkinson also said Sam Merrill, who left in the first half due to an injured right hand, is doubtful for Friday’s game as well.

For Garland, he has also been dealing with turf toe in his left foot throughout the season.

Despite the reoccurring feet injuries, Garland is averaging 18.0 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 6.9 assists per game this season. He’s appeared in 26 games so far.

According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the Cleveland Cavaliers are signing former Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers big man to a one-year contract.

Thomas Bryant will be adding depth to their center position, as now there is a room filled with Jarrett Allen, Larry Nance Jr., and Evan Mobley.

In the 66 games he appeared in last season,