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Jrue Holiday contributed across multiple categories in his third game back from a calf injury, scoring 12 points and adding four rebounds and four assists in the win over the Hawks. Despite limited minutes, Holiday’s defense remained impactful with three steals. As he continues to ease back into the rotation, fantasy managers should anticipate an uptick in his production as his playing time rises.

Jrue Holiday made an impact in his second game back from a lengthy absence, delivering 12 points, eight rebounds, and three assists in a loss to the Warriors. Coming off the bench initially, he started the second half, indicating a potential return to the starting lineup soon. His increase in playing time from 16 to 21 minutes suggests he may regain his starting spot as early as their upcoming game against the Hawks, potentially enhancing his fantasy value.

Jrue Holiday made his return to the Blazers’ lineup in their Sunday loss to the Knicks, contributing eight points, two rebounds, and four assists in 16 minutes. Having been sidelined for nearly two months due to a calf strain, Holiday’s minutes were limited as a precaution, allowing Sidy Cissoko to maintain his place in the starting lineup. As Holiday’s activity increases, he is expected to reclaim a starting role, potentially reshuffling the team’s rotations.

Jrue Holiday will miss the game against the Rockets due to a calf injury, marking his continued absence from the lineup. In his place, Deni Avdija will maintain his role as the primary playmaker for Portland, as the team looks to adjust to Holiday’s ongoing unavailability.

Jrue Holiday’s status remains doubtful for Friday’s matchup against the Rockets as he continues his recovery from a calf injury. Although he resumed on-court activities on New Year’s Day, his return is not imminent. Deni Avdija is expected to continue filling the void for the Trail Blazers, maintaining his strong form as a key contributor.

Jrue Holiday remains sidelined with a calf injury and will miss Thursday’s game against the Kings. Despite engaging in non-contact practice last week, he has yet to progress to full participation. In his absence, the Trail Blazers are expected to depend on Deni Avdija for offensive duties while maintaining Jerami Grant in the starting lineup.

Jrue Holiday is set to be sidelined for 1-2 weeks due to a right calf strain, as confirmed by the Trail Blazers. Having already missed the last two games, the 35-year-old guard was initially doubtful for the upcoming game against the Warriors. With fellow guard Shaedon Sharpe also out, the team will look to Jerami Grant, Kris Murray, and Deni Avdija to fill the void and shoulder more offensive responsibilities during this stretch.

Jrue Holiday and Shaedon Sharpe will be sidelined for the Portland Trail Blazers’ Friday matchup against the Golden State Warriors due to calf injuries. With their absence, increased minutes are expected for Sidy Cissoko and Caleb Love in the backcourt, while Jerami Grant and Kris Murray may feature more prominently at forward. Following Deni Avdija’s impressive triple-double performance earlier this week, he is anticipated to take on the role of de facto point guard, potentially leading to enhanced offensive opportunities for Grant.

Jrue Holiday and Shaedon Sharpe will be sidelined again, missing Friday’s game against the Warriors due to calf injuries. This absence paves the way for increased roles for Sidy Cissoko, Caleb Love, Jerami Grant, and Kris Murray. Deni Avdija is expected to handle point guard duties, fresh off a 32-point, 11-rebound, 11-assist performance. Meanwhile, Jerami Grant is anticipated to see a rise in offensive usage, stepping in as a primary scorer for the team.

Jrue Holiday is facing uncertainty for Friday’s matchup against the Warriors as he deals with a strained right calf. Having missed the last two games, his absence led the Trail Blazers to rely heavily on Deni Avdija, who stepped up in an offensive role. Avdija’s fantasy potential remains significant, but it could peak if Holiday is sidelined, offering him more playmaking opportunities.

Jrue Holiday will miss Wednesday’s matchup against the Bulls due to a right calf strain, which also sidelined him against the Suns. In his absence, Jerami Grant stepped into the starting lineup, though his status remains uncertain for Wednesday as he is listed as questionable. With Shaedon Sharpe also doubtful, the Trail Blazers may face significant lineup challenges against Chicago.

Jrue Holiday is doubtful for Tuesday’s game against the Suns due to a calf injury. His absence on Sunday shifted lineup roles, with Jerami Grant starting and Deni Avdija and Shaedon Sharpe taking on increased playmaking duties. The same adjustments might be expected if Holiday remains sidelined for the upcoming match.