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Ron Harper Jr. will miss Monday’s game against the Hawks due to a sprained right ankle, having initially been listed as questionable. Despite Jayson Tatum also sitting out, Harper’s absence is not expected to significantly impact fantasy lineups.

Injury concerns have sidelined Jalen Williams and Isaiah Hartenstein for Monday’s game against the Pistons. Their absences could impact fantasy lineups during a crucial week, with Jaylin Williams, Cason Wallace, and Alex Caruso likely to see increased roles and minutes as the team adjusts for the matchup.

Tim Hardaway Jr. showcased his scoring prowess in Denver’s victory over the Warriors, contributing 16 points, including four three-pointers. In tandem with Bruce Brown, he helped the bench tally 43 points. Hardaway’s consistent long-range shooting continues to boost fantasy managers looking for points and three-point production. His added two steals against Golden State suggest potential improvements in defensive stats moving forward.

Tim Hardaway Jr. continued his strong bench performance in Denver’s victory over the Warriors, tallying 16 points and contributing on both ends with two steals and four three-pointers. His ability to consistently hit from beyond the arc, demonstrated by at least four threes in three of his last four games, makes him a valuable asset for fantasy teams targeting points and three-pointers. Additionally, his defensive stats, like the two steals on Sunday, can offer extra value.

Gary Trent Jr. delivered an electrifying performance in the Bucks’ loss to the Clippers, contributing 36 points, nine three-pointers, and shooting over 50 percent from the field. Starting for the second consecutive game, Trent also added two rebounds, four assists, and two steals. With the Bucks scheduled for four games in Week 23, his form could be pivotal for fantasy managers in need of a spark, especially if his starting role continues.

Andre Jackson Jr. delivered a solid performance with 13 points, six rebounds, and two steals against the Clippers, despite his team’s loss. Shooting an efficient 5-of-8 from the field and adding a three-pointer, Jackson’s contributions were key but not enough to turn the tide. His ability to impact multiple categories could make him a valuable asset in fantasy leagues moving forward.

Andre Jackson Jr. delivered a solid performance with 13 points, six rebounds, and two steals against the Clippers, despite his team’s loss. Shooting an efficient 5-of-8 from the field and adding a three-pointer, Jackson’s contributions were key but not enough to turn the tide. His ability to impact multiple categories could make him a valuable asset in fantasy leagues moving forward.

Trey Murphy will be sidelined for a third consecutive game due to an ankle injury, missing Sunday’s matchup against the Rockets. The Pelicans have struggled to fill the void, with Yves Missi starting in his place but contributing only seven points in 19 minutes during their recent loss to the Raptors. Murphy’s continued absence poses challenges for the Pelicans as they seek to improve their performance.

Gary Trent Jr. delivered an impressive performance in Sunday’s game against the Clippers, scoring 36 points and hitting nine three-pointers, marking his highest tally since joining the Bucks. His efficient 12-of-21 shooting, along with contributions in rebounds, assists, and steals, suggests Trent could be a valuable asset for fantasy managers. With four games on the schedule for the Bucks in Week 23, Trent’s potential continued starting role makes him a player to watch in deeper leagues.

In Sunday’s matchup against the Clippers, Andre Jackson Jr. delivered a solid fantasy performance, contributing 13 points on efficient shooting. He rounded out his stat line with six rebounds, two steals, and a three-pointer, despite his team’s loss. Jackson’s balanced output highlights his potential value for fantasy managers seeking a versatile player.

The Pelicans will be without Trey Murphy for their Sunday matchup against the Rockets as he continues to recover from an ankle injury, marking his third consecutive sidelining. In Murphy’s absence, Yves Missi stepped in against the Raptors, contributing seven points in limited minutes, but the Pelicans struggled offensively in the loss.

Gary Trent Jr. put on an impressive performance in Sunday’s loss to the Clippers, scoring 36 points and hitting nine three-pointers, both highs for him in a Bucks uniform. Shooting over 50 percent from the field, Trent also contributed two rebounds, four assists, and two steals. With the Bucks facing the Mavericks in the first of four games this week, Trent’s starting role could make him a valuable asset in deeper fantasy leagues if he maintains this form.