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Tony Bradley is set to play in Saturday’s game against the Pelicans after suffering a fractured right thumb, which will be protected by a splint. However, his fantasy impact is expected to be minimal with players like Jay Huff and Isaiah Jackson still ahead of him on the depth chart.

Tony Bradley is questionable for Saturday’s game against the Pelicans due to a right thumb fracture sustained in Thursday’s loss to the Knicks. With Bradley sidelined, expect Jay Huff and Isaiah Jackson to handle the majority of the minutes at center, reducing the potential fantasy impact of Bradley’s absence.

In Thursday’s game against the Knicks, Tony Bradley exited after just four minutes due to a sore right thumb and will not return. While Bradley hasn’t been a significant fantasy asset, his absence could lead to increased playing time for Jay Huff and Isaiah Jackson, potentially impacting their fantasy value moving forward.

The Jazz will face a revamped starting lineup as Andrew Nembhard, Aaron Nesmith, Pascal Siakam, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, and Tony Bradley hit the court for Tuesday’s game. Nembhard is the sole constant from Sunday’s loss, with changes indicating a strategic shift. While Robinson-Earl and Bradley step in for Jay Huff and Isaiah Jackson, cautious fantasy managers should monitor their performance before considering them viable options, as they aim to elevate their playing impact.