The Portland Trail Blazers visit the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night. Scoot Henderson is on the injury report for the Blazers, listed as questionable. Henderson has been out of the lineup for the last few games with a left quad contusion, having last played on November 27 against the Indiana Pacers. Here's everything we know about Scoot Henderson's injury and his playing status vs the Clippers.

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Scoot Henderson's playing status vs. Clippers

Portland Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson (00) shoots the ball while Indiana Pacers guard T.J. McConnell (9) and forward Pascal Siakam (43) defend in the second half at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
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Henderson is not going to play this Tuesday night, per the final official NBA injury report before the Clippers game. He also missed the Blazers' recent home win vs the Sacramento Kings.

Several other Blazers join Henderson on the team's injury report for the Clippers matchup, including rookie Donovan Clingan, who will miss the game with a knee sprain, as well as Robert Williams III, who is out due to being in the concussion protocol, among others.

Overall, the Blazers have performed slightly above expectations thus far in 2024-25, and Henderson looks to have shown some growth from the at times unstable play he displayed throughout his rookie season.

The Blazers have already picked up some impressive wins this season, including knocking off the Minnesota Timberwolves on back-to-back evenings last month.

Meanwhile, the Clippers have been largely able to hold down the fort in the absence of Kawhi Leonard, whose timetable for a return to action is still unclear at the present moment. James Harden has turned back the clock at least somewhat in helping keep this Los Angeles squad afloat.

In any case, the Clippers and Blazers are slated to tip off at 10:30 PM ET from the newly opened Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California.

So, when it comes to whether Henderson will play in Tuesday night's game against the Clippers, the answer is no.