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P.J. Washington will miss Thursday’s matchup against the Spurs as he continues to navigate the league’s concussion protocol. After exiting early against the Rockets and sitting out Tuesday’s game against the Celtics, Washington’s absence opens the door for Caleb Martin to potentially step into the starting lineup once more. The Hornets will look to adjust their rotation as they cope with Washington’s ongoing recovery.

P.J. Washington has been ruled out for Tuesday’s game against the Celtics due to a concussion sustained during Saturday’s contest. With Washington sidelined, Caleb Martin is expected to step into the starting lineup. The team will monitor Washington’s recovery closely as they strategize for the upcoming games.

P.J. Washington is set to start for the Mavericks on Wednesday against the Timberwolves, filling in due to Cooper Flagg’s absence. Washington’s return to the starting lineup, coupled with Daniel Gafford replacing Dwight Powell, puts him in a prime position to contribute significantly. Meanwhile, Naji Marshall’s potential has increased as Dallas navigates through a shortage of healthy playmakers.

P.J. Washington is set to return for Thursday’s game against the Warriors, having missed two games due to personal reasons. His availability is expected to shift Caleb Martin back to a bench role, potentially reducing Martin’s fantasy impact. Managers should adjust their lineups accordingly as Washington resumes his starting duties.

P.J. Washington will miss the game against the Utah Jazz on Saturday due to personal reasons, after being previously expected to play following an ankle injury. With Washington sidelined, Caleb Martin is likely to step into the starting lineup once again.

P.J. Washington is doubtful for Monday’s matchup against the Nets due to a lingering ankle sprain, which has already sidelined him for three games. In his potential absence, expect Naji Marshall to continue starting alongside Ryan Nembhard, though Nembhard could return to the bench if Washington is cleared to play. This situation adds an element of unpredictability to the lineup as the team navigates injuries, including the absence of Anthony Davis.

Injury troubles persist for P.J. Washington as he is ruled out for the Charlotte Hornets’ Saturday matchup against the Chicago Bulls. This marks his third missed game due to a sprained ankle. With his absence, Naji Marshall is expected to maintain his starting role, presenting a potential boost in his fantasy value.

P.J. Washington returned to the Mavericks’ lineup and recorded 14 points, 10 rebounds, two assists, two steals, and a block in Thursday’s loss to the Warriors, securing his fourth double-double of the season. Despite not hitting a three-pointer, his other contributions were significant. With Anthony Davis exiting the game due to a groin injury, Washington may see increased offensive responsibilities for the Mavericks.

P.J. Washington has been cleared to play in Thursday’s matchup against the Warriors after being listed as a game-time decision due to a foot injury. His return to the lineup will see Jaden Hardy revert to a bench role, potentially reducing Hardy’s fantasy appeal following his extended minutes in Tuesday’s win over the Nuggets.

P.J. Washington’s availability for Thursday’s game against the Warriors is uncertain due to a lingering foot injury. Having missed Tuesday’s matchup against the Nuggets, his potential return could impact Caleb Martin’s playing time, who logged 25 minutes off the bench in their recent victory. Washington’s status remains a key concern for the team as they prepare to face the Warriors.

P.J. Washington made a significant impact in the Mavericks’ loss to the Jazz, scoring 25 points and pulling down 13 rebounds. With Anthony Davis sidelined, Washington shouldered the load, achieving his third double-double of the season. His performance, highlighted by efficient interior scoring, complemented Cooper Flagg’s 42-point outing and collectively represented a substantial portion of the team’s offensive output. Washington’s elevated play continues to impress in Davis’s absence.

P.J. Washington delivered a standout performance in Friday’s victory over the Pelicans, contributing 24 points, nine rebounds, and crucial defensive plays. The forward was efficient on offense, shooting 8-of-14 and adding five three-pointers. His efforts were pivotal, particularly in securing a key rebound in the closing moments to seal the win, highlighting his value for fantasy managers as he approaches a potential third double-double of the season.