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Alex Caruso has been cleared to play in Monday’s game against the Pelicans after his hand injury against the Hornets proved to be minor. He is expected to maintain his usual minutes, contributing on both ends of the court as he resumes his role in the rotation.

Chicago Bulls guard Alex Caruso has been ruled out for the remainder of Saturday’s game against the Charlotte Hornets due to a hand injury sustained just two minutes into the game. In his absence, Ajay Mitchell and Isaiah Joe are expected to receive increased playing time as the Bulls adjust their rotation. Further updates on Caruso’s condition are anticipated following post-game evaluations.

Alex Caruso is set to return for Friday’s game against the Sacramento Kings, after taking a rest in the second leg of Oklahoma City’s back-to-back earlier this week. His return to the lineup is anticipated to affect the rotation, likely diminishing Ousmane Dieng’s minutes. Caruso will resume his usual role coming off the bench, adding depth for the team.

Alex Caruso is set to miss his third consecutive game due to the NBA’s concussion protocol, sidelining him for Monday’s matchup against the Mavericks. The absence of Caruso elevates the roles of Aaron Wiggins and Ajay Mitchell, who have shown potential as valuable streaming options in deeper fantasy leagues. Both players saw significant minutes in Saturday’s victory over the Hawks, with Wiggins logging 27 minutes and Mitchell 29.

Alex Caruso will miss his second consecutive game as he remains in the concussion protocol, ruled out for Saturday’s matchup against the Hawks. In his absence, Cason Wallace (if cleared), Aaron Wiggins, and Ajay Mitchell are expected to see increased playing time. Wiggins could see a starting role once more if Wallace is sidelined again, following his recent knee issue.