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Coby White will not play against the Miami Heat on Friday due to a calf injury. Initially listed as questionable, the decision is influenced by the Bulls’ back-to-back games, with White expected to return for Saturday’s matchup against the Wizards. Tre Jones, recently cleared from a left ankle issue, is set to take on some of White’s minutes in the team rotation.

Coby White is listed as questionable for Friday’s matchup against the Miami Heat due to calf injury management. After playing 30 and 27 minutes in his first two games back from an offseason injury, this appears to be a precautionary measure. If White sits out, it is expected to be a brief absence as part of routine management.

Coby White had a standout performance in Wednesday’s victory over the Trail Blazers, posting 25 points, seven assists, and five three-pointers while adhering to his 26-28 minutes restriction. White’s assist to Nikola Vučević clinched the game, highlighting his impact even with limited playtime. Fantasy managers can remain optimistic about his consistent production, while Kevin Huerter could benefit with continued starting opportunities amid White’s minutes cap.

Coby White has been cleared to play against the Trail Blazers on Tuesday after missing Monday’s game due to a calf issue. Despite initially being on a minutes restriction, White managed 30 minutes in his season debut Sunday, indicating his readiness. His availability makes him a valuable option for fantasy rosters, whether he starts or continues to play off the bench.

Coby White returned to action with an impressive 27-point performance in the Bulls’ double-overtime loss to the Jazz, contributing four rebounds, eight assists, one steal, and three three-pointers. Despite playing just 30 minutes due to a restriction, White forced a second overtime with a crucial basket. His availability for Monday’s game in Denver remains doubtful, as caution is expected following his time away due to injury.

Coby White and Josh Giddey participated in a full practice on Friday, suggesting they are nearing their returns. White has not yet played this season, while Giddey has missed the last two games. Both could potentially see action in the Bulls’ upcoming matchups against the Jazz and Nuggets. Bulls fans will be eager to see their return as the team bolsters its roster depth.

Coby White has been assigned to the Windy City Bulls of the G League as part of his rehab from a calf injury, signaling progress toward his return. This move suggests he could rejoin the Chicago Bulls during their upcoming road trip. In the meantime, fantasy managers might consider keeping Tre Jones as a streaming option until White is back in action.

Bulls guard Coby White is set to resume on-court activities as head coach Billy Donovan confirmed he will participate in practice drills with the development staff on Thursday. Sidelined since August with a strained calf, White’s impending return could see Tre Jones shifted back to a bench role. The team will reassess White’s recovery progress following Thursday’s session, looking for a boost to their rotational depth upon his return.

Coby White will miss Tuesday’s game against the 76ers as he continues to deal with a calf injury. Initially expected to return earlier, his timeline was recently extended further into the season. With White sidelined, Tre Jones retains his role in the starting lineup, and Josh Giddey will continue to see an expanded role. Fantasy managers should monitor White’s recovery while considering Jones as a potential short-term addition in some leagues.

Coby White has resumed on-court basketball activities for the Chicago Bulls, but he will be re-evaluated in two weeks, confirming he will miss the season opener and at least several more games. In White’s absence, Tre Jones appears to be the primary beneficiary in fantasy circles, with Kevin Huerter possibly gaining additional playing time. Fantasy managers looking for immediate impact should consider adding Jones to their rosters.

Coby White is trending toward availability for the Bulls’ season opener against the Pistons, according to Coach Billy Donovan. White, who strained his calf in August, participated in a controlled scrimmage and is set for more contact work. Fantasy managers should anticipate possible minute restrictions, with Tre Jones poised to start if White comes off the bench.

Chicago Bulls guard Coby White will miss the remainder of the preseason due to a calf injury but is expected to be ready for the regular season opener against the Detroit Pistons. Coach Billy Donovan indicated the break between the final preseason game and the start of the regular season will be used to prepare White for his return. Tre Jones, who started in White’s absence, will likely resume a backup role once White is cleared to play.