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Brandon Williams will make his first start of the season for the Mavericks as they face the Bucks, joining Max Christie, Cooper Flagg, P.J. Washington, and Daniel Gafford in the starting lineup. This change comes as the team seeks to improve its offensive struggles. Williams’ inclusion raises his fantasy prospects, while D’Angelo Russell will see his value dip slightly as he moves to a bench role.

Brandon Williams is set to return for Wednesday’s game against the Pacers after missing two games for personal reasons. His availability may impact Jaden Hardy’s minutes, but with Jason Kidd’s unpredictable rotation and use of Cooper Flagg at point guard, fantasy managers should remain cautious. Williams and Hardy currently do not warrant roster consideration in most fantasy leagues.

Brandon Williams is currently listed as questionable for the Mavericks’ upcoming game against the Pacers due to personal reasons, following his absence in the last two games. In Williams’ place, Jaden Hardy could continue to see increased playing time off the bench, as evidenced by his 21-minute performance in the recent loss to the Thunder. The team will likely rely on similar strategies should Williams remain unavailable.

Brandon Williams will miss another game due to personal reasons as the team faces the Thunder on Monday. D’Angelo Russell and Max Christie are expected to continue covering the reserve guard duties. However, Jaden Hardy and Ryan Nembhard are also available to step in if necessary.

Brandon Williams remains questionable for the upcoming game against the Thunder due to personal reasons after missing Sunday’s matchup against the Raptors. His eventual return could impact D’Angelo Russell’s minutes, who recently played a season-high against Toronto. Fantasy managers should monitor the situation, but it remains uncertain if Williams’ return will significantly affect the current rotation.

Dallas Mavericks guard Brandon Williams will miss Sunday’s game against the Toronto Raptors due to personal reasons. With Williams sidelined, Ryan Nembhard and Jaden Hardy are expected to see an increase in playing time, potentially impacting the team’s guard rotation early in the season.

Brandon Williams of the Dallas Mavericks will be re-evaluated in one week after sustaining a hamstring strain during the first day of training camp. With Kyrie Irving and Dante Exum also sidelined, Williams had a chance to secure early-season minutes but will now need to focus on his recovery. The Mavericks will likely look to other options to fill gaps as they prepare for the upcoming season.