KD Daniels

RB Florida

Questionable

Jackie Young

GLas Vegas Aces

Questionable

Jackie Young questionable Tuesday.

Myisha Hines-Allen

FDallas Wings

Questionable

Myisha Hines-Allen questionable Tuesday.

DiJonai Carrington

G-FDallas Wings

Probable

DiJonai Carrington probable Tuesday.

Angel Reese

FChicago Sky

Angel Reese available to play Tuesday.

Michaela Onyenwere

FChicago Sky

Out

Michaela Onyenwere ruled out Tuesday.

Ariel Atkins

GChicago Sky

Out

Ariel Atkins ruled out Tuesday.

Caitlin Clark

GIndiana Fever

Out

Caitlin Clark ruled out Tuesday.

Jonquel Jones

CNew York Liberty

Jonquel Jones available to play Tuesday.

Arthur Cazaux

Questionable

right shoulder issue

Cazaux edged past Swiss wildcard Jerome Kym in a tight three-set battle in Gstaad (2:17 hr). The Frenchman, winning his third three-set match of the week, scored fewer points overall but played the steadier tennis in the decider—with just six unforced errors to Kym’s twenty-two. The opener was a serve-dominated set, but Cazaux’s greater variety—particularly his backhand down the line and use of the dropshot—gave him the edge. He was however seen clutching his right shoulder at the sit-down at 6-5 in the third, with the trainer waiting courtside, but managed to break for the match without needing treatment. Commentary: "Cazaux has been a warrior all week. So different to yesterday as here Arthur wanted to prolong the rallies and use his counter-punching skills to extract the errors." Cazaux 23w 25ue; Kym 34w 39ue. Cazaux 7/6 3/6 7/5. --- Cazaux on his shoulder: "It was a bit tough at the end because my shoulder felt a bit heavy. My percentages went a bit low." On playing Bublik: "Of course, it will be a tough match. He’s a lot more confident this year. It’s going to be tough, but I’ll be ready tomorrow for a big match."

Irina-Camelia Begu

MTO

medical time-out (vital signs)

Begu pushed through illness and came back from a set down to beat an erratic Jimenez Kasintseva in 2h17m. This was a messy contest throughout. Begu got off to a sluggish, wayward start and called the physio and doctor after the first set, getting her vital signs checked. She dug deep, started hitting her forehand more aggressively and playing with relatively controlled aggression in the second set, but she needed plenty of help from the increasingly frustrated Andorran to maintain her momentum in the third. After winning the first set comfortably without even playing well, Jimenez Kasintseva started taking more risks as the momentum started to shift, swinging for the lines in low-percentage circumstances, making copious rash errors, tossing her racket more and more frequently, and finally smashing it completely near the end. The left-handed Andorran landed 4 of her 5 aces in the first set but donated 6 of her 10 double faults in the last two. Begu 3/6 6/3 6/3. --- Begu after beating Jimenez Kasintseva: “I don’t know [how I did it]. For sure without [the crowd] I wouldn’t have won this match, you know? I was about to give up in the second set, and they were, like, pushing me and trying to tell me, ‘Come on, Irina,’ and for me I think this was the key, just to play for them one more time. Sorry it wasn’t the best match. It wasn’t a good match as a level, I would say, but it was good as a fighting mode, you know?… For me it has meant a lot. It could be the last time playing here in Iasi, so thank you.”