Mark Williams
Mark Williams is questionable for Friday’s matchup against the Warriors due to a foot issue. Despite playing 22 minutes in Tuesday’s game against the Trail Blazers, his status remains uncertain. If Williams is unable to participate, Oso Ighodaro is expected to continue filling in as the starter, a role he held frequently throughout the regular
Read MoreBennedict Mathurin
Bennedict Mathurin showcased his scoring prowess with 23 points, including five three-pointers, in the Clippers’ 126-121 loss to the Warriors. Despite his offensive success, Mathurin’s contributions in other statistical categories have been inconsistent, a trend that may persist into next season. While his scoring ability remains undeniable, fantasy managers should temper expectations regarding his overall
Read MoreJock Landale
Jock Landale is set to miss the first round of the playoffs due to his high ankle sprain sustained on April 1 against the Magic. The Hawks will turn to Mo Gueye and Tony Bradley as backup center options in their series against the Knicks, with Landale scheduled for a re-evaluation in two weeks.
Read MoreCade Cunningham
Cade Cunningham and Luka Doncic have successfully challenged the NBA’s 65-game awards eligibility rule, making them eligible for honors in the 2025-26 season, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania. Their challenge, citing extraordinary circumstances, was accepted, with Doncic missing games due to personal reasons and Cunningham due to a medical issue. However, Anthony Edwards’ similar appeal
Read MoreJoel Embiid
The Philadelphia 76ers are bracing for the possibility of beginning their first-round playoff series against the Charlotte Hornets without Joel Embiid, who is reportedly dealing with appendicitis. Shams Charania of ESPN indicates that while Embiid’s participation hasn’t been officially ruled out, the team is preparing for his absence initially. In the meantime, players like Paul
Read MoreJonathan Isaac
Jonathan Isaac is listed as questionable for the Orlando Magic’s upcoming game against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday due to a knee injury. Having missed more than a month, including Wednesday’s defeat to the 76ers, Isaac’s potential return could bolster the team’s frontcourt depth. However, it’s expected that his playing time will be cautiously managed
Read MoreGrayson Allen
Grayson Allen, recovering from a hamstring injury, may miss the Suns’ upcoming Play-In Tournament game against the Warriors. Head coach Jordan Ott stated that Allen’s participation will hinge on his ability to sprint. In Allen’s absence, Royce O’Neale and Collin Gillespie are expected to fill critical roles, impacting their contributions during this pivotal match-up.
Read MoreMoussa Diabaté
Moussa Diabaté’s status for Friday’s game against the Magic remains uncertain as he nurses a sore left hip. Having contributed significantly in Tuesday’s win against the Heat, his absence could see increased roles for Ryan Kalkbrenner and Grant Williams in the Hornets’ rotation. The team will look to adjust their frontcourt dynamics depending on Diabaté’s
Read MoreKristaps Porziņģis
Kristaps Porziņģis is listed as questionable for Friday’s matchup against the Suns due to a sore left ankle. After logging 28 minutes in Wednesday’s victory over the Clippers, his potential absence may lead to increased playing time for Al Horford, who played 22 minutes in the previous game. Additionally, Gary Payton II could see a
Read MoreQuinten Post
Quinten Post will miss Friday’s Play-In Tournament game against the Suns due to a foot injury. Post’s absence continues after last playing on March 29, and the Warriors are expected to stick with a tight eight-man rotation. Kristaps Porziņǵis’s availability remains uncertain, potentially impacting the team’s lineup strategy.
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