Cavaliers’ Garland Exits Heat Match Due to Toe Injury

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland faced another setback due to a toe injury during a recent matchup against the Miami Heat. This unfortunate incident occurred on November 10, 2025, as the game entered its third quarter.
Darius Garland’s Injury Details
The specific injury pertains to Garland’s left foot. Unfortunately, it raised concerns about whether this was a recurrence of an earlier injury that required surgery in June. Garland first started experiencing toe issues back in March, which sidelined him for four playoff games. His return was not as impactful as expected during the Cavaliers’ second-round series against the Indiana Pacers, where he struggled in the final three games.
Garland’s Season Overview
- Missed the first seven games of the season due to the toe injury.
- Averaged 14 points in his first two games against the Philadelphia 76ers and Washington Wizards.
- Scored 11 points with a shooting percentage of 22.2% (2-for-9) in the game against the Heat.
Garland played for 19 minutes before exiting the game. His ongoing issues with the toe have raised questions about his recovery and readiness for the remainder of the season. As a vital player for the Cavaliers, his health is critical for the team’s success as they strive for a strong season ahead.


