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Kevon Looney, who has been managing a right heel contusion, is cleared to play in Monday’s game against the Bulls. The 29-year-old will continue to provide depth off the bench, backing up starter Derik Queen. His availability will be crucial for maintaining frontcourt stability during the matchup.

Kevon Looney is set to start Tuesday’s game for the Pelicans against the Hornets, marking his second appearance this season. With Zion Williamson out, Looney steps into the lineup alongside Jordan Poole. Despite the opportunity, Looney’s fantasy value remains limited due to skepticism about his role and Derik Queen’s potential impact on future rotations.

Kevon Looney, after spraining his knee during the preseason, has been cleared to play against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday. This will mark his first appearance of the season. The Pelicans previously started Yves Missi, with Derik Queen covering most of the backup minutes. Looney’s return introduces competition for center playing time, though the starting lineup remains uncertain.

Kevon Looney will miss Friday’s game against the Clippers due to a knee injury, delaying his debut for the Pelicans. In his absence, DeAndre Jordan is expected to fill in at center. Looney’s next opportunity to play will be Sunday’s matchup against Oklahoma City.

Warriors’ center Kevon Looney is set to miss the start of the season due to a left knee sprain sustained during a preseason game. He will be re-evaluated in two-to-three weeks. Yves Missi is expected to see significant minutes at center until Looney and Derik Queen (wrist) are fit to return. Further updates on Looney’s status will follow after the re-evaluation period.