Carroll (knee) posted six points and three rebounds in 34 minutes of action in Game 2's Eastern Conference Finals loss to the Cavaliers.

Carroll hurt his knee in Game 1, but it appears he's good to go moving forward, given that he was able to log 34 minutes. Still, he was obviously limited, as he wasn't able to rack up any defensive stats. Still, the Hawks can take what they can get, now being down 0-2 to the Cavaliers heading into Game 3.

Carroll (knee) will start in Game 2 against the Cavaliers, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

An MRI on his knee following a scary injury in Game 1 revealed no structural damage for Carroll, but it's still surprising that he will start as he was seen walking gingerly after shootaround Friday. It remains to be seen how much he will play and how effective he'll be, but he'll at least give it a go and will likely again be tasked with guarding Lebron James once again.

Carroll (knee) is considered a game-time decision for Friday's Game 2, but the feeling around the organization is that he will not play, Sam Amico of FOX Sports reports.

Carroll took part in a light shootaround Friday morning, but he was seen walking gingerly less than 48 hours after injuring his knee in Game 1. If Carroll does play, he'll likely be well below 100 percent, and considering he'd be tasked with guarding LeBron James, it may be in the Hawks' best interest to wait until he's closer to full health. If Carroll does not play, Kent Bazemore is expected to step into a more significant role.

Carroll (knee) was spotted moving gingerly after Friday's shootaround, KL Chouinard of Hawks.com reports. He is considered a game-time call for Game 2.

Carroll took part in the light shootaround but is clearly still hampered by the knee injury that forced him out of Game 1. Considering how the injury looked at the time, the Hawks are happy to see Carroll on his feet, but it's possible they could be without their leading postseason scorer in Game 2 if doctors rule him out later this afternoon. More information should be available closer to the 8:30 PM ET tip.

Carroll (knee) suffered no structural damage to his left knee and is considered day-to-day, Sam Amick of USA Today Sports reports.

Carroll went down with a scary injury in the second half of Wednesday's Game 1 against the Cavaliers, as his left knee appeared to buckle while planting as he went up for a layup. Carroll was helped off the court and seen walking with crutches after the game. Despite the ugly nature of the injury, it looks as though Carroll has escaped with just a bone bruise, and it now seems likely the Hawks will have him back at some point this series. A timetable is yet to be handed down, and it's unclear whether there is a chance he could play in Game 2 on Friday.

Carroll has been diagnosed with a sprained left knee and will undergo an MRI Thursday.

Carroll left Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Cavaliers after his knee buckled. He was taken off the court without putting any weight on his left knee. After the results from the MRI, Carroll's status for the remainder of the series will become clearer.

Carroll (knee) will not return to Wednesday's Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Cavaliers, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Carroll was injured in the fourth quarter while driving to the basket. He was carried of the court and did not put any weight on his left knee. TNT's David Aldridge added on the broadcast that Carroll will undergo an MRI Thursday. The Hawks should update his status for the remainder of the series after the MRI results come in.

Carroll left Wednesday's game against the Cavaliers after his knee buckled while driving to the basket in the fourth quarter.

Carroll was helped off the court and taken into the locker room without putting any weight on his left knee. He had scored five points with one rebound and three assists in the game. Carroll's status for the remainder of the series will be clearer after an official diagnosis from the team.

Carroll posted 25 points, ten rebounds, one assist, and two steals in 37 minutes of action in Game 6 against the Wizards.

Carroll has been remarkable during the postseason, and his efficient play Friday helped the Hawks take the win. Look for him to spend a lot of time guarding LeBron James in the Conference Finals when they face the Cavaliers.

Carroll scored 10 points (4-11 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 1-2 FT) with 10 rebounds, four assists, two blocks and two steals in 36 minutes during Wednesday's Game 5 win over the Wizards.

Carroll posted a full line after posting just five points and six rebounds in Game 4. Carroll has been outstanding for the Hawks this post-season. He will be heavily relied upon in Game 6 as the Hawks look to close out the series.

Carroll (hip) will start Game 5 on Wednesday, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Carroll sustained a hip pointer late in Game 4 and was spotted walking with a significant limp after the game. Coach Mike Budenholzer said Wednesday morning that Carroll has moved past the issue and shouldn't be limited going forward. The Missouri product is averaging 16.3 points and 4.8 rebounds while shooting 7-of-17 from three over the first four games of the series.

Carroll left Game 4 with a significant limp and believes he suffered a hip pointer, Zach Klein of Atlanta's ABC news station reports. Carroll believes he'll be fine for Game 5 on Wednesday.

Carroll suffered the undiagnosed injury on the final play after running into the Wizards' Nene Hilario on a screen. The injury doesn't sound significant, but combined with his absence from the final play of Game 3, Carroll hasn't been able to recapture his early postseason dominance. If he can't play Wednesday, look for Kent Bazemore to slot into the starting lineup.

Carroll scored five points (2-8 FG, 1-3 3Pt) to go along with six rebounds and one steal in 32 minutes in Game 4 Monday against the Wizards.

Carroll was unable to return for the final play of the game in Game 3 because he said he didn't feel "physically comfortable" enough to play. He played significant minutes in Game 4, but struggled to produce offensively. Look for him to play his normal minutes again in Game 5 as the Hawks try to take a 3-2 series lead.

Carroll stated after Saturday's Game 3 loss to the Hawks that he wasn't on the court for the final play because he didn't feel "physically comfortable" enough to play, WSBTV reports.

Carroll was asked to go into the game for the final play by coach Mike Budenholzer, but he kept himself on the bench. No further information was provided by Carroll, so it remains unclear whether he simply felt too tight to be effective on the final play or if he suffered an injury that was limiting him. Consider him probable for Monday's Game 4 in Washington. Paul Pierce banked in a game-winning shot on the final play, putting the microscope on a situation that may not mean anything going forward.

Carroll posted 22 points, six rebounds, four assists, and one steal in 38 minutes of action in Game 2 against the Wizards.

Carroll was extremely efficient in Game 2, and it helped the Hawks even the series up at 1-1. Look for him to continue his solid all-around play when the Hawks face the Wizards in Washington in Game 3.

Carroll scored a team-high 24 points (8-15 FG, 2-5 3Pt, 6-8 FT) with seven rebounds and three assists in 42 minutes during Wednesday's Game 5 win over the Nets.

After a miserable two point performance in Game 2, Carroll has roared back with three straight 20+ point nights. He'll look to make it four straight on Friday as the Hawks look to take the series.

Carroll scored a team-high 22 points (9-12 FG, 3-5 3Pt, 1-2 FT) to go with six rebounds and one steal in 33 minutes Saturday in the Hawks' Game 3 loss to the Nets.

Carroll was the team leader in plus/minus with a +9 rating, and he was the only starter to shoot over 50 percent from the field, as the Hawks shot just 36 percent from the field as a team.

Carroll scored 16 points (5-11 FG, 2-6 3Pt, 4-6 FT) to go along with four rebounds, three assists and one steal in 33 minutes Monday against the Knicks.

Carroll returned after resting Sunday, but it's unclear if the Hawks will rest their starters in their final game Wednesday against the Bulls. Even if he does play, it might only be for limited minutes.

Carroll will rest Sunday, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.

His next opportunity to return is Monday against the Knicks, but it's possible that Carroll, and the rest of the Hawks starters, could rest that game as well, as the team has the one seed locked up.

Carroll posted seven points, six rebounds, two assists, and three steals in 28 minutes of action Friday against the Bobcats.

Carroll is averaging 17.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 1.4 steals, and 1.0 blocks over the last five games. His all-around production makes him worth owning in 8-man leagues.