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Corey Kispert is set to be available for Sunday’s matchup against the Warriors. While his ability to contribute three-pointers could be valuable, his role in Atlanta is expected to mirror that in Washington, with limited minutes off the bench. Fantasy managers might consider other options unless his role significantly expands.

Corey Kispert was forced to leave Tuesday’s game against the Hornets due to hamstring tightness and will not return. Having played just 13 minutes, his absence could potentially open up more playing time for Malaki Branham. However, Tre Johnson is expected to see a larger role in Kispert’s absence given his position in the rotation.

Corey Kispert is set to make his return to the lineup for the Wizards in their upcoming game against the Hornets, as he is no longer listed on the injury report. Having recovered from his thumb fracture, Kispert’s presence will boost the team’s depth in perimeter shooting. However, his overall fantasy impact remains minimal, and he is considered a low-priority option for managers.

Corey Kispert is sidelined indefinitely after fracturing the tip of his right thumb in Tuesday’s game against the Hawks. The team plans to treat the injury conservatively, impacting his availability. While Kispert’s absence opens up more minutes, particularly for rookie Cam Whitmore, his addition is primarily advisable for managers in deeper leagues, especially given the current absence of Tre Johnson and Kyshawn George.

Corey Kispert’s impressive start against the Hawks was cut short due to a right thumb injury sustained in the third quarter, resulting in his absence for the remainder of the game. With Kispert, Tre Johnson, and Kyshawn George unavailable, Cam Whitmore’s fantasy value rises. Meanwhile, Malaki Branham filled in rotation minutes but remains a risky fantasy option.