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Jarrett Allen is set to return for Wednesday’s game against the 76ers after recovering from a non-displaced fracture of his left ring finger. Despite wearing a splint, Allen will have no restrictions on his playing time. His return pushes Larry Nance Jr. back to the bench and is likely to affect Dean Wade’s fantasy value.

Jarrett Allen will miss Sunday’s matchup against the Hawks due to a non-displaced fracture in his left ring finger, sustained during the recent game against the Celtics. Dean Wade is expected to fill in as a starter again, though his performance against the Raptors didn’t significantly boost his streaming appeal.

Cleveland Cavaliers’ center Jarrett Allen will miss Friday’s game against the Raptors due to a non-displaced fracture in his left ring finger. Dean Wade and Larry Nance Jr. are expected to vie for a starting spot, potentially affecting fantasy lineups. Evan Mobley’s role might expand, offering increased value for fantasy managers as the Cavaliers adjust their frontcourt rotation.

Jarrett Allen’s status is uncertain for Friday’s matchup against the Raptors after X-rays revealed a non-displaced fracture of his left ring finger. Allen was restricted to 25 minutes in the game against the Celtics due to the injury. If Allen is sidelined, Dean Wade and Larry Nance may step into starting roles, offering potential opportunities for fantasy managers seeking lineup adjustments.

In Sunday’s victory over the Bucks, Jarrett Allen contributed eight points and 11 rebounds. Despite a slow offensive start against stronger teams, Allen’s recent performance highlights his consistency on the boards. With Cleveland’s focus on Evan Mobley, Allen remains a reliable middle-round fantasy player due to his stable rebounding and defensive stats, providing managers with a dependable floor in standard leagues.