The Cleveland Cavaliers will be without forward Isaac Okoro for several weeks after he suffered a sprained right shoulder.

The NBA's top team will be without its best defensive stopper for at least two weeks. Cleveland Cavaliers forward Isaac Okoro suffered a sprained right shoulder during the third quarter Monday's 130–101 win over the Brooklyn Nets.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to be without forward Isaac Okoro for more than two weeks because of a sprained AC joint in his right shoulder.

The Cavaliers will be without forward Isaac Okoro for several weeks after he suffered a sprained right shoulder. The Cavaliers, who have the NBA's best record at 23-4, said Thursday that Okoro sustained a sprain to his right AC joint during the third quarter of Cleveland's Dec.

Isaac Okoro suffered the injury to his right AC joint during the 3rd quarter of Cleveland’s 130-101 win vs. Brooklyn on Dec. 16.

The Cavs announce that Isaac Okoro will be re-evaluated in approximately 2 weeks, after sustaining a right shoulder AC joint sprain during the third quarter of the Cavaliers’ December 16th game at Brooklyn.

The Cavaliers will be without Isaac Okoro, the team’s best defensive player, when they host the Milwaukee Bucks on Dec. 20 at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Okoro sustained a right shoulder injury

Cavaliers wing Isaac Okoro has been diagnosed with a sprained AC joint in his right shoulder and will miss at least two weeks, which is when he’ll be reexamined, the team announced in a press release.