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Kawhi Leonard is set to miss the next few games as he recovers from an ankle injury, according to Clippers coach Tyronn Lue. While the injury is not considered serious, Leonard’s absence will create opportunities for Nicolas Batum and others to step up, though Batum’s fantasy impact has been limited so far. Fantasy managers should monitor updates closely as the situation develops.

Kawhi Leonard will sit out Saturday’s matchup against the Suns, his third game absent due to a sprained left ankle sustained in last Monday’s loss to the Heat. Nicolas Batum has started in his place but has not significantly impacted fantasy lineups, making him a risky choice. Meanwhile, fantasy managers may find added value in John Collins, who, although typically a bench player, could see increased contributions.

Kawhi Leonard will miss Tuesday’s game against the Thunder due to an ankle injury. Despite Leonard’s recent assertion of being unrestricted, his absence marks a second consecutive game off following the Clippers’ back-to-back schedule. John Collins is likely to see a boost in fantasy value as he may step in either as a starter or in an expanded role from the bench.

Kawhi Leonard delivered a strong performance with 27 points and impactful stats across the board in the Clippers’ recent loss to the Heat. Despite his attempt at sealing the win, Leonard missed a crucial jumper, ending his personal win streak against Miami. Questions about his availability for Tuesday’s game against the Thunder arise, following Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue’s comments. Fantasy managers should monitor injury reports closely, as Leonard remains a key asset despite the back-to-back game schedule.

Kawhi Leonard delivered an impressive performance in the Clippers’ victory over the Pelicans on Friday, finishing with 34 points on efficient shooting and showcasing his defensive prowess with six steals. Leonard’s contribution was crucial, particularly his first-half defense where he recorded five of those steals, tying his career-high for a half. Despite past concerns about his availability, Leonard confirmed he will play in both games of the Clippers’ upcoming back-to-back, indicating no current restrictions.

Kawhi Leonard scored 18 points on 7-of-17 shooting, adding five rebounds, one assist, one steal, and a three-pointer in the Clippers’ loss to the Warriors. Despite being the team’s second-leading scorer, Leonard’s limited contributions in other categories were notable. Currently offering fourth-round value in fantasy leagues, his consistent availability remains crucial to maximizing his potential moving forward.

Kawhi Leonard delivered a strong performance against the Suns, scoring 27 points with efficient shooting, while also contributing across the stat sheet with five rebounds, five assists, one steal, and one block. This marked a solid recovery from his previous low-scoring game against the Jazz. Leonard’s ability to impact both ends of the court reaffirms his status as a versatile and critical asset for the Clippers.

Kawhi Leonard led the Los Angeles team with 19 points in their loss to the Nuggets on Sunday. He also contributed defensively with two steals and added two rebounds and an assist. While Leonard’s efficiency remains a strong point, his health continues to be a key factor for fantasy managers considering him as a consistent asset.

Kawhi Leonard is reportedly entering the Clippers’ training camp fully healthy, according to lead executive Lawrence Frank. Despite offseason discussions surrounding Leonard’s contract, his current health status is a positive sign for the team. However, it remains uncertain whether the Clippers will continue to employ load management strategies to ensure Leonard is in prime condition for the postseason, as they have added depth to their roster this offseason.