Memphis Grizzlies point guard Jordan Goodwin (Achilles) is stepping out of the lineup on Sunday versus the Thunder. He was already doubtful for the contest, and the team has now officially ruled him out due to left Achilles soreness. Goodwin has been a starter for all of his last five appearances with the Grizzlies. On Sunday, the team will have a new-look starting five, with Luke Kennard, GG Jackson II, and LaRavia joining Santi Aldama and Jaren Jackson Jr. Goodwill will get his first chance to return on Tuesday versus Washington, although the doubtful designation is a sign that he might not be close to being game-ready.

Memphis Grizzlies guard/forward John Konchar (ankle) won't feature against the Thunder on Sunday. The team has downgraded him from doubtful to out. Considering Konchar was initially doubtful for the game with right ankle soreness, he might have to sit out multiple games before being healthy enough to return to action. With Vince Williams Jr. (knee) and Jordan Goodwin (Achilles) also heading to the shelf on Sunday, the Grizzlies will roll out with three new starters compared to Friday's game against Atlanta. The returning Luke Kennard (knee) and GG Jackson II (knee), plus Jake LaRavia, are filling the spots.

Memphis Grizzlies guard/forward Vince Williams Jr. (knee) has been downgraded from questionable to out for Sunday's meeting with Oklahoma City. This will mark the end of a run with 14 consecutive appearances for Williams Jr., who has been among Memphis' main offensive catalysts during the latter half of the season. Williams Jr.'s absence will boost the fantasy appeal of Luke Kennard (knee) and GG Jackson (knee) II, who are both returning to the lineup after sitting out Friday's contest against Atlanta. Jake LaRavia will also have a chance to keep building on his recent momentum.

Memphis Grizzlies forward GG Jackson II (knee) will hop back into the lineup on Sunday against the Thunder. The 19-year-old is ready to rock after initially being regarded as questionable for the game. A sore left knee kept Jackson II out for one game. Jackson II has caused plenty of excitement with his play during his rookie campaign, but he has been a bit hit-and-miss with his most recent outings. On Sunday, Jackson II also finds himself in a very uncomfortable matchup against a team that's ranked fifth in defensive efficiency.

Memphis Grizzlies guard Luke Kennard (knee) will return to the lineup on Sunday against the Thunder. Heading into the day, Kennard carried a questionable tag due to a sore left knee, but the team has upgraded him to available. The 27-year-old sharpshooter returns from a one-game absence. Kennard played a very active role in the Grizzlies offense in his most recent appearances, averaging 20.0 points across two games with 21 total shot attempts, and he should get plenty of usage again as Memphis continues to battle the injury bug.