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RayJ Dennis has been cleared to play in Wednesday’s game against the Nets after being listed as probable due to a back issue. With Quenton Jackson sidelined, Dennis is expected to take on rotation minutes. While he’s not a top streaming option amid a busy 11-game slate, his performance could merit attention for potential future use.

RayJ Dennis has been cleared to play in Monday’s game against the Bucks after dealing with a back issue. Coach Rick Carlisle had previously anticipated Dennis’s availability, and the guard will now take on reserve minutes behind Quenton Jackson. While Dennis is set to return, his limited role is unlikely to significantly influence his fantasy production.

RayJ Dennis is dealing with a lower back sprain and is listed as questionable for Monday’s matchup against the Bucks. If Dennis is sidelined, Taelon Peter could see an increase in playing time beyond the five minutes he played in the recent victory over the Warriors. Meanwhile, Queton Jackson, who impressed as the starting point guard against Golden State, becomes a valuable waiver wire pickup for those in need of guard depth.

RayJ Dennis contributed seven points on one-of-nine shooting, grabbed two rebounds, and dished out six assists in the Pacers’ recent matchup against the Grizzlies. With guards Bennedict Mathurin and Taelon Peter exiting early due to injuries, Dennis may see an increased role in the Pacers’ rotation. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues might consider keeping an eye on him as a potential source for assists amid Indiana’s backcourt injuries.