Mark Williams
Charlotte Hornets’ center Mark Williams will remain out for Tuesday’s game against the Magic due to a lingering foot injury. As a result, Oso Ighodaro is expected to start again, having shown strong performances in Williams’ absence. Fantasy managers might want to keep an eye on Ighodaro’s continued productivity as he fills in for Williams.
Read MoreDeMar DeRozan
DeMar DeRozan and Malik Monk are set to make their return to the court for Wednesday’s game against the Raptors after recovering from hamstring and shoulder injuries, respectively. Their return may lead to decreased playing time for Nique Clifford and Devin Carter, who stepped up in their absence during Sunday’s game against the Nets.
Read MoreAmir Coffey
Amir Coffey (ankle) and Haywood Highsmith (knee) have been ruled out for Phoenix’s game against the Magic on Tuesday. Both players occupy limited roles within the team’s rotation, so their absences are not expected to significantly influence fantasy basketball outcomes.
Read MoreStephen Curry
Stephen Curry will miss Wednesday’s game against the Spurs and is doubtful for Thursday’s matchup with the Cavaliers due to a knee injury, according to ESPN’s Anthony Slater. While there is potential for Curry to return Sunday against the Rockets, the Warriors are exercising caution with his recovery, especially with the Play-In Tournament locked in.
Read MoreFranz Wagner
Franz Wagner is making significant progress in his recovery from an ankle injury, with reports indicating he has participated in 5-on-5 basketball sessions. While beat writer Jason Beede has not provided a specific return date, Wagner’s participation suggests a return to the court may be imminent. Fantasy managers are advised to keep him listed as
Read MoreJarace Walker
Jarace Walker and Aaron Nesmith have been ruled out for Wednesday’s game against the Bulls due to back and neck issues, respectively. Their absence opens opportunities for Quenton Jackson and Ben Sheppard to gain more playing time as the Pacers adjust their lineup accordingly.
Read MoreLeBron James
LeBron James is listed as questionable due to left foot injury management for Tuesday’s matchup against the Cavaliers, following a demanding triple-double performance in Monday’s victory over the Wizards. Should James be unavailable, Rui Hachimura may be called upon to join the starting lineup, potentially altering the Lakers’ rotation for the second game of their
Read MoreMarcus Smart
Marcus Smart will miss his fifth straight game due to a right ankle contusion, as confirmed for the upcoming matchup against the Cavaliers. In Smart’s absence, Jake LaRavia is expected to maintain his spot in the starting lineup, offering continuity in the team’s rotation while Smart recovers.
Read MoreJarrett Allen
Cleveland Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen is set to return to action against the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday, as he’s not listed on the injury report. Having rested on Monday in the first leg of a back-to-back, Allen’s return signals his recovery from a knee concern. Meanwhile, Sam Merrill remains out, which may see Keon
Read MoreDillon Brooks
Dillon Brooks is set to return for the Suns against the Magic on Tuesday after being sidelined since February 21 with a fractured left hand. Expected to resume his starting role, Brooks’ return could impact Royce O’Neale’s playing time, who has been covering in his absence. Fantasy managers should monitor Brooks’ minutes, as a restriction
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