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Al Horford is set to return to action for the first time since March 13, facing the Kings on Friday. Despite being active, he will see a limited role, playing 15-20 minutes, which could impact his fantasy value for managers relying on his production. Horford’s presence will nonetheless add depth to the Warriors’ frontcourt.

Al Horford continues to recover from a calf injury, having last played on March 13. As of March 31, he was limited to individual workouts, but recent updates indicate he participated in parts of a team practice. The Warriors plan to re-evaluate him early next week to determine his readiness for potential game action before the postseason begins.

Al Horford has been cleared to play in Sunday’s game against the Timberwolves after recovering from a toe issue. While his return adds depth to the frontcourt, his fantasy impact remains limited. Managers should be aware that Horford has not participated in both games of any back-to-back this season, which likely rules him out of Monday’s rematch, further tempering expectations for those considering him in fantasy lineups.

Al Horford is set to return for Thursday’s game against Dallas, after being absent from Tuesday’s matchup due to a minor toe issue. While his presence boosts the Celtics’ lineup, fantasy managers may temper expectations, as his recent performances have not yielded significant fantasy points.

Al Horford has been cleared to play against the Mavericks after dealing with sciatica that kept him sidelined since December 4. Despite his return, Horford’s recurring health issues this season suggest limited playing time, making him a risky option for fantasy owners. Fantasy managers may want to monitor his performance closely before considering him for their roster.

Al Horford is set to return to the lineup for Thursday’s game against the Mavericks, according to Warriors beat writer Danny Emerman. While Horford’s impact on fantasy basketball has been minimal, his presence could bolster Boston’s frontcourt. Meanwhile, Seth Curry remains sidelined with a glute injury, continuing to be a non-factor for fantasy managers.

Al Horford is sidelined for Monday’s game against the Magic due to ongoing issues with sciatica. His absence continues to have minimal impact on fantasy basketball lineups, and managers are advised not to reserve an IL+ slot for him at this time.

Al Horford is doubtful to play against the Suns on Thursday due to sciatica, according to Warriors coach Steve Kerr. Though on the mend, Horford’s eventual return is anticipated to see him in a reserve center role, limiting his impact in standard fantasy leagues.

Al Horford has been ruled out for Friday’s game against the Timberwolves due to ongoing sciatica issues, marking his third consecutive absence. Meanwhile, the Warriors are expected to see the return of Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, which may lead to reduced playing time for Pat Spencer and Quinten Post. Horford’s return timeline remains uncertain as he continues to recover.

Al Horford will be sidelined for at least the next three games due to sciatica, affecting the Warriors’ roster strategy as they face the Jazz first in Week 6. While his absence is unlikely to significantly impact fantasy basketball managers, the Warriors will rely more heavily on Quentin Post and Trayce Jackson-Davis, especially with Draymond Green nursing a sprained foot. The team will need contributions from these younger players to maintain their performance on the court.

Al Horford is set to return for Friday’s game against the Trail Blazers after resting during Wednesday’s loss to the Heat. While he missed the matchup due to Golden State’s back-to-back game schedule, Horford’s impact on the floor will be more pronounced for the Warriors’ rotation rather than in most fantasy leagues, as his playing time remains limited.

Al Horford will suit up for Tuesday’s game against the Magic but will rest for Wednesday’s matchup against the Heat. The Celtics continue to manage the 37-year-old’s workload carefully, especially during back-to-back games. Given his limited availability and declining production, Horford remains a questionable option for fantasy rosters.