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Herbert Jones is expected to play against the 76ers on Saturday, as he is no longer on the injury report. After logging significant minutes in his return against the Grizzlies, Jones’ continued presence likely means less opportunity for Jeremiah Fears, who will remain in a bench role, potentially affecting his fantasy value.

Herbert Jones remains questionable for Wednesday’s matchup against the Pistons due to an ankle injury that has sidelined him for the past seven games. Having played just once since the initial injury on December 22, the Pelicans continue to rely on Saddiq Bey in the starting lineup in Jones’s absence.

Herbert Jones will miss his seventh consecutive game due to a sprained left ankle, sidelining him for Sunday’s matchup against the Rockets. Saddiq Bey remains in the starting lineup in his place, a role he has embraced with consistent contributions, making him a practical roster choice for fantasy managers.

Herbert Jones has been officially ruled out of Wednesday’s game against the Nets due to an ankle injury. This opens the door for Saddiq Bey to take on increased minutes and potentially boost his fantasy value. Bryce McGowens might see some action, but his impact is expected to be minimal for fantasy considerations.

Herbert Jones will miss his fourth consecutive game due to a right ankle sprain as the team faces the Nuggets. Bryce McGowens has stepped into the starting lineup in Jones’s absence, but his fantasy impact has been limited, making him an unlikely streaming option. The team will need to adjust its defensive strategy without Jones’s presence.

Herbert Jones has been confirmed out for Friday’s game against the Wizards due to an ankle issue, marking his second consecutive missed game. With both Jones and Trey Murphy unavailable, Jordan Poole and Karlo Matkovic are expected to retain their spots in the starting lineup, as the Pelicans adapt to ongoing injuries.

Herbert Jones is listed as doubtful for Friday’s match against the Wizards due to an ankle issue. Having missed Wednesday’s game against the Hawks, Jones might miss back-to-back contests, potentially leaving room for other players like Jordan Poole to step up in the lineup and possibly increase their fantasy contributions.

Herbert Jones has been ruled out for Wednesday’s matchup against the Hawks due to an ankle issue. After recently returning from a seven-game hiatus, his absence is not unexpected. With both Jones and Trey Murphy sidelined, Bryce McGowens, Micah Peavy, and Jordan Hawkins are expected to see increased minutes on the wing.

Herbert Jones exited Saturday’s game against the Pacers due to a head injury sustained in the first half. Although he briefly returned, he did not reappear after halftime, with Jordan Poole taking his place to start the third quarter. The Pelicans may consider promoting Poole to the starting lineup if Jones remains sidelined. Further updates on Jones’s condition are awaited to determine his status for upcoming games.

Herbert Jones was ejected from Thursday’s game against the Trail Blazers after receiving two technical fouls with 1.3 seconds left in the second quarter. The New Orleans forward argued a foul call, resulting in technicals from two different officials. Jones’ absence complicates the Pelicans’ defense against Deni Avdija. Before his ejection, Jones recorded four points, four rebounds, and one block in 14 minutes.

Herbert Jones returned to the court Monday night, delivering an impressive 17-point performance against the Spurs after missing time due to a strained calf. Despite playing just 26 minutes, Jones also contributed six rebounds, four assists, four steals, and a block, indicating his potential value in fantasy leagues, especially with Zion Williamson sidelined. Meanwhile, Bryce McGowens, who filled in for Jones in his absence, managed eight points in a reduced bench role.

Herbert Jones is out for Saturday’s game against the Hawks due to a back issue, marking his first absence this season. This could lead to increased minutes for Saddiq Bey and Jordan Hawkins, although neither presents a must-stream opportunity. Fantasy managers should monitor the situation but exercise caution before making any lineup changes.