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Patrick Williams, who was previously listed as probable, is now confirmed to play in Monday’s game against the Spurs despite dealing with a finger issue. His availability bolsters the team’s bench, but his fantasy impact remains limited, making him a potential option mainly in deep fantasy basketball leagues.

Patrick Williams is likely to take the court against the Spurs on Monday despite a recent finger sprain on his non-dominant left hand. The probable status indicates the injury might not heavily impact his performance, and his playing time is expected to remain consistent even if Josh Giddey’s status affects team dynamics.

Patrick Williams, initially questionable due to a groin issue, is set to play in Wednesday’s game against the Pistons as he no longer appears on the injury report. Expected to play primarily as a backup to Matas Buzelis, Williams’ current role may limit his immediate impact in fantasy leagues. However, he remains a player to monitor, particularly in deeper formats, as the season progresses.

Patrick Williams exited Wednesday’s practice early after rolling his ankle during a 5-on-5 drill. Despite the setback, head coach Billy Donovan expressed optimism about the minor nature of the injury. Williams completed the practice session on a stationary bike, suggesting a less severe impact. With the rise of Matas Buzelis, Williams is expected to play a bench role this season.