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Brandon Ingram left Game 5 against the Cavaliers with a heel injury, impacting the Raptors' playoff chances. The team was leading 74-67 at halftime when the injury occurred.

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The Toronto Raptors are in the middle of a fierce first-round series against the Cleveland Cavaliers, but they must now deal with the loss of one of their most important players.
Star forward Brandon Ingram left the crucial Game 5 in the first half with an injury as Toronto took a 74-67 lead into halftime. The Raptors are looking for their third straight win to put the team on the brink of advancing to the next round.
Here’s the latest on Ingram’s status for Game 5.
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Ingram left the first half of Game 5 against the Cavaliers with what the Raptors are calling inflammation in his right heel. Toronto quickly ruled Ingram out for the game before the contest reached halftime.
Brandon Ingram suffered a heel injury during Game 5 and his status for the remainder of the playoffs is currently uncertain.
The Raptors were leading the Cavaliers 74-67 at halftime before Ingram left the game with his injury.
Ingram's injury could significantly affect the Raptors' chances of advancing in the playoffs, as he is a key player for the team.
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Ingram played 11 minutes in the first half, producing just one point in that span. He appeared in 77 games this season, the second-most of his career and his most since his rookie season.
It's unclear exactly when Ingram suffered the injury, but Ingram got off to a slow start in the game and may have been trying to play through it.
Ingram has not had a great series against the Caveliers, as he's averaging 14.8 points on a 33.9 field goal percentage. He's played 36 minutes in three of the first four games while making just 4.8 field goals per game.
Ingram was ruled out with right heel inflammation, meaning he experienced pain in his right heel over the course of the game. That could indicate he is at risk of a more serious injury, or it could mean the team is being precautionary by keeping him out.