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Javon Small delivered a strong performance with 22 points, six rebounds, and four assists in the Grizzlies’ loss to the Trail Blazers. Making the most of his extended playtime, Small showcased his efficiency with a 70 percent shooting from the field. While not yet a must-roster player, Small’s potential rise in minutes during Memphis’ rebuilding phase could make him a valuable streaming option in certain matchups.

Javon Small is expected to return to action in three to five weeks after suffering a turf toe injury in early November. The Grizzlies are hopeful he will rejoin their G League affiliate by early January. Fantasy impact remains uncertain as his role will likely depend on the health and availability of key players like Ja Morant and Ty Jerome, with the team currently rotating Vince Williams Jr. and Cam Spencer in the point guard position.

Javon Small’s turf toe injury will keep him sidelined for at least three more weeks as he awaits re-evaluation. The young guard, playing for the Memphis Hustle in the G League, incurred the injury on November 8 and has been absent since. Fantasy basketball impact remains negligible, as Ja Morant’s health ensures no immediate shifts in the Grizzlies’ lineup, leaving backup duties to Cam Spencer and Vince Williams Jr. until further developments.

Javon Small will miss his fourth consecutive game due to a toe injury as the team faces the Cavaliers on Saturday. With Ja Morant’s continued health, Small’s absence is unlikely to have a significant impact on the team’s performance, and Cam Spencer will continue to handle minutes as the reserve point guard in Small’s stead.

Javon Small stepped up significantly in a lopsided victory against the Pacers, contributing 16 points, two rebounds, and six assists off the bench. His efficient performance, including three three-pointers, underscores his potential value as a backup amid injuries to other key players. With Ty Jerome and Scotty Pippen Jr. sidelined and Ja Morant’s ongoing ankle management, Small is proving he can handle increased minutes if needed.

Javon Small made a statement in the Grizzlies’ game against the Hornets, scoring 18 points and contributing with four rebounds, eight assists, and five three-pointers. Stepping up as a starter due to absences, the rookie showcased his potential. While he’ll mostly see G League action this season, he could offer fantasy appeal in deep leagues if Memphis faces a spate of backcourt injuries.