Joel Embiid is the most notable name here. The 76ers center seemed to be on a path toward another MVP before tearing his meniscus. Now, his focus is simply on getting healthy for the playoffs.

Donovan Mitchell will miss the Cavaliers’ game against the Suns, so that’ll knock him out of the running for an All-NBA slot this season despite him having the best year of his career.

Porzingis has been held out of multiple games so far this year because of nagging injuries. He’s played 45 but has missed too many to be considered for postseason awards.

Draymond Green’s suspensions early in the season did most of the work in knocking him out of contention for postseason awards.

OG Anunoby was surely going to get some love for an All-Defensive team with the way he was playing after being traded to the Knicks. But he’s missed 18 straight games with an elbow injury and is ineligible for postseason awards now.

Jimmy Butler has been in and out of the Heat lineup this season with various injuries. He’s played in 45 games so far this year but just missed the threshold.

Marcus Smart is out with a finger injury and no timetable for his return so far. Memphis’ backcourt hasn’t been able to avoid the injury bug.

LaMelo Ball has only played in 22 games this season and is on a current streak of 21 games missed with Charlotte. It’s been a tough season for the Hornets’ point guard.

Desmond Bane has only played in 37 games this year and has been out for almost two months with a high ankle sprain injury.

Bradley Beal has been in 35 games for Phoenix this season, which is the least amount between the team’s big 3 of Kevin Durant, Beal and Devin Booker.

Garland has played in 40 games so far this year and has been relatively healthy aside from the broken jaw that kept him out for months early in the year.

Murray has played in 48 games so far this season but he just missed the 65-game cutoff after spraining his ankle at the beginning of the month. He won’t have a shot at an All-NBA team this year.

Evan Mobley is on the mend again after spraining his ankle against the Celtics in the Cavaliers’ epic comeback win. He’s only played in 38 games so far this season, which is quite a shame because he’s been one of the NBA’s best defenders.

Zach LaVine is out for the season after having surgery to repair a foot injury. He’s reportedly ahead of schedule, but that won’t matter as far as postseason awards go.

Chris Paul has played in 39 games so far this season and is healthy after recovering from a fractured hand injury. He still has missed too many games to be eligible for postseason awards.

Russell Westbrook is out with a fractured hand after having surgery. He’ll miss the rest of the season but the Clippers plan on having him back for the playoffs.

Khris Middleton has been in and out of the Bucks lineup all season. He’s only played 33 games so far this year.

Doc Rivers says Middleton is “ramping up” after injuring his ankle but it’s still unclear when he’s coming back.

Tyler Herro has only played in 36 games so far this season and is currently out in Miami with a foot injury.