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Neemias Queta has been cleared to play against the Pelicans on Friday after dealing with a toe issue. Initially listed as probable, Queta will be available and is expected to take his usual place in Boston’s starting lineup as they aim to secure the second seed in the Eastern Conference.

Neemias Queta is listed as questionable for Friday’s matchup against the Hawks due to a sprained right thumb. His potential absence could open opportunities for Luka Garza, who might see increased minutes, making him a potential target for fantasy managers in deeper leagues seeking frontcourt depth. Fantasy team managers should monitor Queta’s status closely leading up to the game.

Neemias Queta and Sam Hauser are both anticipated to participate in Wednesday’s game against the Bulls, following respective injuries. Queta looks set to continue playing despite his ankle issue, while Hauser aims to reclaim his spot after missing Sunday’s game against the Knicks. Hauser’s return could see Baylor Scheierman, who achieved a double-double in New York, transition back to a bench role.

Neemias Queta showed strong recovery in Sunday’s game against the Bucks, posting 14 points, eight rebounds, four assists, and one block. After an illness hindered his performance, Queta has demonstrated improved form, contributing significantly over the last two games. With a busy four-game schedule ahead, Queta aims to maintain this upward trend as the Celtics face the Mavericks on Tuesday.

Neemias Queta returns to the starting lineup for the Celtics’ Monday matchup against the Trail Blazers, stepping in for the sidelined Luka Garza. After a bench performance against the Bulls, Queta’s increased role offers potential for fantasy managers, though expectations should be tempered. Amari Williams, while starting previously, remains mainly a dynasty league option given his fluctuating role in the rotation.

Neemias Queta is set to play in Monday’s matchup against the Trail Blazers after recovering from an illness. Initially listed as questionable, his availability is timely given Luka Garza’s absence due to an ankle injury. Queta is expected to start, potentially offering strong fantasy contributions, while Amari Williams may see additional minutes as his backup.

Neemias Queta is set to play against the Nets on Friday after being listed as a late addition to the injury report due to illness. Queta aims to continue his strong performance after posting 17 points, nine rebounds, and four blocks on Wednesday. He is expected to maintain his place in the starting lineup.

Neemias Queta delivered a solid performance on Friday, contributing eight points, seven rebounds, and three assists in just 20 minutes as his team secured a win over the Pacers. His versatility was on display with a steal and two blocks, demonstrating his potential as a valuable asset off the bench. Queta’s efficiency, both offensively and defensively, continues to provide promising depth for the lineup.

Neemias Queta will be available for the game against the Timberwolves after recovering from an ankle injury. His return was anticipated following his upgrade to probable earlier in the day. With Queta back in action, Luka Garza is expected to resume a bench role.

Neemias Queta will miss Wednesday’s game against the Pistons due to a left ankle sprain sustained in Sunday’s victory over the Magic. In his absence, John Minott and Chris Boucher are expected to see increased minutes, while Luka Garza and Xavier Tillman may also get a chance to contribute. Among them, Minott appears to provide the most upside for fantasy managers.

Neemias Queta exited Sunday’s win over the Magic after spraining his ankle in the first quarter, finishing with six points and two rebounds. Despite being deemed questionable to return, Queta did not re-enter the game. The Celtics adjusted by playing a smaller lineup, with Josh Minott and Chris Boucher filling in the interior gaps. Boston begins a three-game stretch on Wednesday against the Pistons, providing Queta with some recovery time.

Neemias Queta has been named a starter for the Celtics’ preseason game against the Raptors, alongside Payton Pritchard, Derrick White, Jaylen Brown, and Chris Boucher. The decision to include Queta suggests a focus on experimenting with a two-big lineup, offering head coach Joe Mazzulla insight into different roster configurations. This lineup adjustment provides an opportunity to evaluate Queta’s fit and impact in the starting unit ahead of the regular season.