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Mason Plumlee is set to miss another game on Saturday against the Kings due to conditioning issues stemming from a strained groin injury. While his absence continues, fantasy basketball managers can rely on alternatives like Victor Wembanyama, Luke Kornet, and Kelly Olynyk, who are still active and can fill the gap in the lineup.

Mason Plumlee has signed a 10-day contract with the San Antonio Spurs, as reported by Shams Charania of ESPN. After being recently waived, Plumlee joins the Spurs to provide a temporary frontcourt presence. Despite the move, his impact in fantasy basketball remains minimal, and fantasy managers may opt to keep Plumlee in free agency.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have acquired veteran center Mason Plumlee in a trade with Charlotte, sending Ousmane Dieng to the Hornets. Although Plumlee offers depth in the frontcourt, his fantasy basketball impact is expected to be minimal given his declining production in recent seasons. Meanwhile, Dieng has been swiftly rerouted to the Chicago Bulls, where he aims to find a more consistent role.

Mason Plumlee will sit out again on Friday due to a strained right groin. With both Plumlee and Ryan Kalkbrenner sidelined, Moussa Diabaté continues to capitalize on increased minutes, making him a worthwhile option in deeper fantasy leagues. Meanwhile, Tidjane Salaün sees more court time but remains a speculative add for now.

Mason Plumlee exited Monday’s game against the Cavaliers after just ten minutes due to a sore right groin, leaving the Hornets shorthanded in the frontcourt. With Ryan Kalkbrenner already sidelined, the team will rely on Moussa Diabaté to fill the void at center. To manage rotations, Charlotte may also employ a smaller lineup featuring Tidjane Salaün or Miles Bridges stepping into the center role when needed.