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Yves Missi is listed as questionable for Monday’s game against the Suns due to illness, potentially ending his three-game absence. If he returns, Karlo Matkovic and Kevon Looney may see reduced playing time. With Zion Williamson sidelined for at least another week due to a hamstring injury, rookie Derik Queen remains a viable fantasy option.

Yves Missi will sit out Saturday’s matchup against the Spurs due to illness, marking his third consecutive absence. This opens up additional minutes for Kevon Looney, Karlo Matkovic, and rookie Derik Queen. Fantasy managers may consider Queen for his potential upside, though the Pelicans’ rotational strategy could limit his overall fantasy impact.

Yves Missi has officially been ruled out for Wednesday’s game against the Mavericks due to illness. In his absence, expect Kevon Looney to see increased minutes on the court. Additionally, Derik Queen might also have an opportunity to showcase his skills and contribute more significantly to the team’s efforts.

In an unexpected lineup shift, Pelicans coach Willie Green has reintroduced Yves Missi as the starting center against the Clippers, sidelining DeAndre Jordan after just one start. Though Missi’s fantasy appeal remains modest, his shift to the starting lineup could provide a slight boost in production potential for managers needing depth in the center position.

The New Orleans Pelicans have ruled Yves Missi and Karlo Matkovic out of Friday’s matchup against the Spurs due to injury concerns. Missi, who recorded five points and seven rebounds in the season opener, is sidelined with an ankle issue. Matkovic remains out with a back injury. Derik Queen and newly signed DeAndre Jordan will likely see increased roles in their absence, though fantasy managers are advised to approach the situation with caution given the ongoing uncertainties.

Yves Missi will join the starting lineup for New Orleans’ preseason opener against the Rockets, providing a showcase opportunity as Coach Willie Green evaluates his options at center. Kevon Looney remains in contention for the starting role, but Missi’s performance could influence future decisions. With key players like Poole, Jones, Murphy, and Williamson also starting, this matchup marks the Pelicans’ initial test against NBA competition ahead of Thursday’s game against the Magic.

In a closely watched position battle, Pelicans head coach Willie Green remains undecided on the starting center for the upcoming season. Yves Missi, who was a starter for most of last year, faces competition from newly acquired Kevon Looney. While Looney has started recent exhibition games, Missi logged more minutes, making him a potential high-upside fantasy pick. Green emphasizes competition and early game performance as key factors in his final decision.