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In a multi-team trade involving the Cavaliers and Kings, the Bulls acquired Dario Šarić along with two second-round picks. Šarić, who was largely out of Sacramento’s rotation, may see court time due to current injuries on the Bulls roster, notably Nikola Vučević’s recent rest and Jalen Smith’s calf issue. To accommodate Šarić, Chicago will waive Jevon Carter. While Šarić’s fantasy value remains limited, the change in scenery could offer him a temporary role in Chicago.

In Sacramento’s lineup adjustment without Keegan Murray, Dario Šarić stepped in as a starter against the Clippers, but his underwhelming performance, with just five points and limited contributions, suggests he may not be a strong fantasy asset. Despite the starting opportunity, his output did not indicate significant upside, making him a candidate to remain on fantasy waiver wires for the time being.

Dario Šarić showcased his scoring ability with 14 points and four three-pointers in Sacramento’s loss to the Trail Blazers. With Jonas Valančiūnas now in Denver, Šarić is contending for a key role as backup center behind Domantas Sabonis, alongside Drew Eubanks and rookie Maxime Raynaud. While Šarić’s shooting adds a valuable dimension, his lack of broader statistical contributions limits his fantasy appeal in redraft leagues, though Raynaud remains intriguing for dynasty formats.