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Coby White displayed efficiency in limited action during Sunday’s matchup against the Knicks, tallying 19 points on 60 percent shooting. Despite his brief 16-minute stint, White’s scoring performance was instrumental for the Hornets, who now prepare for Wednesday’s crucial Play-In Tournament game against the Miami Heat. His ability to contribute off the bench will be pivotal as Charlotte aims for a postseason berth.

Coby White is listed as probable for the Hornets’ upcoming game against the Knicks, as his sore groin no longer keeps him on the injury report. Given the Hornets’ current standings, a win is crucial to potentially advance to the eighth seed, depending on the outcome of the 76ers’ matchup against the Bucks. White’s return could provide a significant boost as Charlotte aims to solidify its playoff position.

Coby White is dealing with groin soreness but is probable to play against the Celtics on Tuesday. While he’s expected to be a reliable bench option for Charlotte, his fantasy value remains constrained due to limited playing time, largely resulting from recent blowout games.

In Thursday’s victory over the Suns, Coby White delivered a strong performance, scoring 19 points on efficient 6-of-13 shooting. He contributed across the board with four rebounds, three assists, and three three-pointers, playing a pivotal role in the win. White’s balanced stats show his capability to support fantasy rosters with both scoring and peripheral contributions.

Coby White will remain sidelined for the Hornets’ game against the Rockets due to a calf injury, delaying his expected debut. The team will continue to depend on Sion James and Tre Mann to fill the void in their rotation. Fantasy managers should consider other options, as neither player is likely to make a significant impact in most leagues.

The amended trade between the Bulls and Hornets, initially sending Coby White and Mike Conley to Charlotte, now results in the Bulls receiving two second-round picks instead of three due to White’s calf injury. While Conley was waived by the Hornets and Ousmane Dieng ended up in Milwaukee, the Bulls secure picks from New York and Denver, both slated for 2031.

Coby White, acquired by Charlotte at the trade deadline, will remain sidelined through the All-Star break due to ongoing calf issues. The Hornets will exercise caution, keeping him out for at least four more games to ensure full recovery. In the interim, Sion James and Josh Green are expected to see increased playing time.

Coby White’s status has been downgraded to doubtful for the Chicago Bulls’ upcoming game against the Miami Heat, due to a persistent right calf issue. His potential absence adds pressure on the Bulls’ depth, possibly increasing roles for Ayo Dosunmu and Kevin Huerter. Additionally, Dalen Terry or Jevon Carter may see more minutes but remain fringe options in fantasy lineups.

Coby White is listed as questionable for Saturday’s game against the Miami Heat due to a lingering calf injury. Despite the ongoing management of this issue, White has consistently participated in games over the last two weeks. If his status changes, expect increased minutes for Kevin Huerter and Ayo Dosunmu during Chicago’s doubleheader in Miami this weekend.

Coby White delivered an impressive performance against the Lakers, scoring 23 points with efficient shooting and showcasing his all-around game with five rebounds, six assists, and five three-pointers. Despite the Bulls’ loss, White’s contributions underscore his recent scoring surge, averaging over 20 points and 5.2 three-pointers over the last five games. As Chicago looks to rebound, White’s offensive consistency will be crucial for maintaining their competitive edge.

Coby White powered the Chicago Bulls to a commanding 124-102 win over the Brooklyn Nets, tallying 24 points on efficient shooting. White, who has been working his way back after a recent calf injury, appeared in strong form as he led the early charge with a 16-point first half. His performance, including a notable 7-of-11 from long range, solidifies his crucial role in the offense, especially with Josh Giddey out due to a hamstring injury.

Coby White will sit out Tuesday’s game against the Rockets due to calf soreness, taking a maintenance day amid Chicago’s back-to-back schedule. With White sidelined, Tre Jones, Kevin Huerter, and Ayo Dosunmu are expected to see more playing time to fill the void in the rotation.