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RJ Barrett will miss Sunday’s game against the 76ers due to an ankle injury sustained during the fourth quarter of Friday’s loss to the Celtics. With the potential absence of Brandon Ingram and Scottie Barnes, the Raptors might face depth issues. In Barrett’s absence, Ja’Kobe Walter and Ochai Agbaji are expected to see an increase in playing time.

RJ Barrett exited Friday’s game against the Celtics after injuring his left ankle in the fourth quarter. Prior to his departure, Barrett contributed with 19 points, four rebounds, seven assists, and three three-pointers. The team has yet to disclose the severity of his injury, with further updates expected on Saturday. The Raptors already struggled with the absence of key players Brandon Ingram and Scottie Barnes in the matchup.

RJ Barrett, who recently returned from a 15-game absence, is not listed on the injury report for Wednesday’s matchup against the Nuggets, indicating he is set to play. With Barrett’s return, Sandro Mamukelashvili, who filled in during Barrett’s absence, will likely see his role reduced. Both Mamukelashvili and Ochai Agbaji are expected to compete for minutes off the bench.

RJ Barrett is set to start against the Warriors on Sunday despite being on a minutes restriction after a 15-game absence. In a strategic lineup adjustment, Sandro Mamukelashvili will transition to a reserve role while Ochai Agbaji retains his starting spot. Although moving to the bench, Mamukelashvili is expected to continue playing significant minutes as the team navigates this key matchup.

RJ Barrett, recovering from a knee injury, is listed as questionable for Sunday’s matchup against the Warriors. Barrett participated fully in practice on Friday, signaling that his return is imminent. While there’s a chance he might still sit out this game, fans can anticipate his involvement in the near future, albeit possibly with limited minutes initially.

RJ Barrett has resumed on-court activities as part of his recovery from a knee injury that sidelined him for 12 games. Although there is no definitive timetable for his return, he is expected to participate in live scrimmages with the Raptors coaches soon. In his absence, Ochai Agbaji will continue starting, and Jamal Shead will see increased playing time off the bench.

RJ Barrett will miss Thursday’s game against the Bucks due to a knee injury, delaying his return-to-play process. Ochai Agbaji and Ja’Kobe Walter have taken turns filling his spot in the starting lineup, but both have struggled with consistency. Fantasy managers may want to look elsewhere for reliable streaming options until Barrett is back on the court.

RJ Barrett is set to start “return-to-play” activities this week, as reported by Blake Murphy. Barrett, sidelined since November 23, will not feature in Monday’s game against the Heat. With Toronto scheduled for three more games in Week 9, there remains a possibility of his return later in the week. In Barrett’s absence, Jamal Shead continues to be a viable streaming option in deeper fantasy leagues.

RJ Barrett will be re-evaluated in a week after sustaining a right knee sprain, sidelining him for at least four games. With Barrett out, Ja’Kobe Walter received a start but contributed minimally, while Jamal Shead and Gradey Dick are expected to see increased playing time. Fantasy managers may find it challenging to determine a clear replacement, although Shead’s bench performance hints at possible upside.

RJ Barrett will sit out Wednesday’s game against the Pacers due to a sprained right knee, marking his second consecutive absence. Ja’Kobe Walter, who started in Barrett’s place against the Cavaliers, played 24 minutes in the previous match. Despite the opportunity, Walter’s limited playtime may not translate to strong fantasy value.

RJ Barrett delivered a solid performance against the Nuggets, with 19 points, four rebounds, and three assists, showcasing his scoring efficiency. While he showed potential in the preseason opener, fantasy managers should be cautious. Barrett’s role in the play distribution remains a concern, given the presence of Quickley, Ingram, and Barnes. Despite his respectable ADP, managers might want to temper expectations due to his historical struggles to break into the top fantasy categories.