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Caris LeVert is expected to play against the 76ers on Sunday despite managing a knee injury. Although he saw limited action off the bench in his previous outing, likely maintaining a similar role, his current workload has limited his fantasy basketball impact this season.

Caris LeVert is questionable for Friday’s game against the Nets due to a knee issue. His inconsistent fantasy production will not be significantly impacted, but his potential absence could open up minutes for other players. Daniss Jenkins might return to the rotation, while Duncan Robinson, Ron Holland, and Ausar Thompson could see increased playing time, though none are expected to offer significant short-term fantasy value.

Caris LeVert and Marcus Sasser are both listed as questionable for Wednesday’s matchup against the Magic due to hamstring and hip injuries, respectively. Their absence from the Pistons’ lineup has allowed increased playing time for Daniss Jenkins and Chaz Lanier, though neither has seized the opportunity to become viable fantasy options. Managers should monitor injury updates, as the return of LeVert and Sasser could impact rotation minutes significantly.

Caris LeVert (hamstring) and Marcus Sasser (hip) are doubtful for Sunday’s matchup against the Celtics after sitting out Friday’s game. With both reserve guards likely sidelined, Ausar Thompson and Daniss Jenkins are expected to step up in handling the ball during Cade Cunningham’s downtime. The team will need to adjust to fill the void left by LeVert and Sasser’s potential absences.

Caris LeVert, originally dealing with a knee issue, has now been downgraded to questionable for Friday’s game against the Rockets due to a hamstring injury. This late change could impact his availability, potentially opening up more minutes for Duncan Robinson and Ron Holland II in the upcoming matchup.

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Caris LeVert is expected to play against the Houston Rockets on Friday, as he is listed as probable with a knee issue. After contributing eight points in 21 minutes during the season opener, LeVert is anticipated to have a similar role off the bench, providing depth to the Cavaliers’ lineup. His return will be key for Cleveland as they navigate the early season fixtures.

Caris LeVert has been cleared to play in Wednesday’s game against the Chicago Bulls despite earlier concerns about a knee issue. The 31-year-old guard, listed as probable, is expected to take on a key role coming off the bench for the Detroit Pistons, particularly with Malik Beasley gone and Jaden Ivey sidelined for an extended period. LeVert’s return could provide a much-needed boost to the Pistons’ backcourt depth.