Evaluating injury report requests

The general rules say I can run simple terminal commands, but this request is more complex since it involves external data. I could ask follow-up questions about which team or date they're interested in or propose general sources for injury reports. The user probably wants the update itself rather than just guidance. I could also suggest building a small script to scrape an aggregator or use the Balldontlie API, although it might not have injury data.Clarifying injury report sources

There are options like sportdataapi or rapidapi, which require keys, so I should first clarify details with the user, such as which team, date, timezone, or if they want summaries or detailed statuses. If they confirm it's okay to use the network, I can fetch the data now. The network is enabled by default, so I can attempt to run a quick fetch. I might need to check if 'curl' can access Rotowire, but it’s blocked. I could also consider ESPN's hidden APIs or the official NBA RSS feed for injury updates. Since the user asked in Chinese, I’ll respond in that language.Requesting injury report details

I want to provide some options for the user in Chinese:

1. The official injury report for all teams today.
2. A specific team (like the Lakers or Warriors).
3. A specific player.
4. Continuous updates.

To keep things concise, I'll ask a single clarifying question. If nothing is specified, I'll suggest fetching today’s official injury report highlights. It’s important to ask for the date, timezone, and specific teams before proceeding. I can also offer to set up updates every 15 minutes but need to keep it brief.