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Nickeil Alexander-Walker is listed as questionable for the Hawks’ upcoming game against the Kings due to lingering lower back spasms. Having missed the previous two games, his potential return could see Keaton Wallace move to the bench, diminishing Wallace’s fantasy value in deeper leagues. Fantasy managers should monitor injury updates closely leading up to tip-off.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker is set to miss a second consecutive game with lower back spasms, as confirmed for Monday’s matchup against the Clippers. With his absence, Keaton Wallace, who started in the recent win against the Lakers, is expected to maintain his starting position. Meanwhile, Dyson Daniels and Jalen Johnson may see increased offensive responsibilities, especially with Trae Young sidelined due to a knee issue, making them potential options in deeper fantasy leagues.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker will miss Saturday’s game against the Lakers due to a back issue. The absence may open up opportunities for Keaton Wallace to see more minutes, while Dyson Daniels could also play a larger role in the rotation. Fantasy managers should adjust their lineups accordingly as the Pelicans adjust to these changes.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker is set to start alongside Dyson Daniels as the Hawks face the Pacers on Friday, filling in for the injured Trae Young who is sidelined with a sprained knee. Alexander-Walker, known for his defensive prowess, joins Daniels to create a formidable backcourt, offering a potential fantasy value boost. Managers may want to consider rostering Alexander-Walker as clarity on Young’s injury timeline remains uncertain.