Trey Murphy
Pelicans forward Trey Murphy is listed as probable for Friday’s game against the Sacramento Kings after playing without restriction against the Trail Blazers. Despite returning from an ankle concern, Murphy’s performance on Thursday indicates he’s ready to maintain a regular workload. Fantasy managers can confidently include him in their lineups as usual for the upcoming
Read MoreMalik Monk
Malik Monk will miss Friday’s game against the Pelicans due to personal reasons, despite prior concerns over a shoulder injury. With Monk sidelined, increased playing time could be in store for guards Devin Carter and Daeqwon Plowden, who may step up to fill the void in the rotation.
Read MoreTim Hardaway
Tim Hardaway Jr. participated in a full practice on Friday despite knee soreness, indicating potential readiness for Saturday’s game against the Spurs, pending a final evaluation. Spencer Jones, however, remains uncertain for the matchup as he did not practice due to a hamstring strain. Further updates on both players’ availability are expected before tip-off.
Read MoreKarlo Matković
Karlo Matković, listed with a back issue, remains questionable for Friday’s game against the Kings. After missing Thursday’s contest against the Trail Blazers, his potential return might not significantly alter fantasy lineups given New Orleans’ current frontcourt depth, keeping his impact minimal for fantasy managers.
Read MoreTyler Herro
Tyler Herro, dealing with a sore right foot, is listed as probable for Saturday’s game against the Wizards. Should Herro be unable to play, Kasparas Jakučionis and Kel’el Ware are likely candidates to fill his spot. Ware, in particular, presents a promising streaming option when starting.
Read MoreIsaiah Jackson
Isaiah Jackson’s recovery from a high right ankle sprain will be reassessed in a week, leaving his availability for the remainder of the regular season uncertain. Meanwhile, John Collins has been filling in effectively as the interim center, stepping into the role when Brook Lopez is resting and maintaining his position in the starting lineup.
Read MoreTrey Murphy
Trey Murphy’s return from an ankle injury has been confirmed for Thursday’s matchup against the Trail Blazers after being sidelined for three games. With Murphy back in action, Yves Missi is expected to transition to a bench role, but will still likely see considerable minutes given Portland’s strong frontcourt presence with Donovan Clingan and Robert
Read MoreAnthony Edwards
Anthony Edwards will miss Thursday’s game against the Pistons due to a knee issue compounded by illness. With Edwards sidelined, Mike Conley is expected to step into the starting lineup, while Ayo Dosunmu and Bones Hyland may see increased roles, potentially boosting their fantasy value for managers looking for short-term options.
Read MoreCaleb Martin
Caleb Martin is doubtful for Friday’s matchup against the Magic due to a lingering foot injury, potentially extending his absence to a ninth consecutive game. Khris Middleton has taken on an increased role during Martin’s absence, though Middleton’s starting spot could be in jeopardy with Naji Marshall now back in the lineup. Fantasy managers should
Read MoreMarcus Sasser
Marcus Sasser has been cleared to play against the Timberwolves after being listed as questionable with a hip issue. Despite his availability, his limited court time—just eight minutes in the recent win over the Raptors—suggests he remains a risky option for fantasy managers. He is recommended to stay on the waiver wire in all league
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