DFS Alerts
Status note: Kris Dunn (ankle) will have a minutes limit Monday
Status note: Kris Dunn (ankle) who is making his return after a lengthy absence will have a minutes limit Monday. He was not expected to see much playing time but this confirms he will likely only see a few minutes tonight when the Hawks take on the Detroit Pistons.
As reported by: Mike Conti
Luka Doncic and Dorian Finney-Smith probable Monday; Maxi Kleber questionable; Kristaps Porzingis, J.J. Redick, and Josh Richardson doubtful
Luka Doncic and Dorian Finney-Smith probable Monday; Maxi Kleber questionable; Kristaps Porzingis, J.J. Redick, and Josh Richardson doubtful
As reported by: Official NBA Injury Report Other tagged players: Dorian Finney-Smith, Maxi Kleber, Kristaps Porzingis, J.J. Redick, Josh Richardson Josh Jackson (illness) listed out Monday
Josh Jackson (illness) has been listed as out Monday ahead of the Pistons matchup against the Atlanta Hawks. It is likely that Hamidou Diallo, Wayne Ellington, and Frank Jackson would absorb most of his minutes. The biggest benefactors from a FPM increase perspective will be Cory Joseph (.07), Saddiq Bey (.05), and Frank Jackson (.05).
As reported by: Official NBA Injury Report Status note: Rui Hachimura (knee) will have a minutes limit Monday
Status note: Rui Hachimura (knee) will have a minutes limit Monday
As reported by: Paul Garcia Lineup Update: Wizards will start Westbrook, Neto, Beal, Hachimura, Len on Monday
Lineup Update: Wizards will start Westbrook, Neto, Beal, Hachimura, Len on Monday
As reported by: Fred Katz Status note: Wendell Carter Jr. will remain on a minutes limit Monday
Status note: Wendell Carter Jr. will remain on a minutes limit Monday
As reported by: Roy Parry Russell Westbrook (ankle) will play Monday; Robin Lopez (ankle) out
Russell Westbrook (ankle) will play Monday; Robin Lopez (ankle) out
Other tagged players: Robin Lopez Terrence Ross (back) and James Ennis (calf) ruled out Monday
Terrence Ross (back) and James Ennis (calf) ruled out Monday
As reported by: Roy Parry Other tagged players: James Ennis III Lou Williams (illness) ruled out Monday
Lou Williams (illness) has been ruled out Monday for when the Hawks take on the Detroit Pistons. This will mean more playing time at the guard positions for Brandon Goodwin and the returning Kris Dunn (probable) while Skylar Mays could rejoin the rotation. We do not see any significant change in FPM when looking at CourtIQ for the Hawks with Williams off the floor.
As reported by: Chris Kirschner Ben Simmons (illness) expected to play Monday
Ben Simmons (illness) after being upgraded to questionable earlier in the day is now expected to play Monday when the 76ers take on the Oklahoma City Thunder. We are still waiting on the news about Joel Embiid, Tobias Harris, Danny Green, Furkan Korkmaz, and Paul Reed who are all still questionable. With Simmons likely to return George Hill should move back to his bench role. If Simmons is officially good to go and Embiid or Harris is out Simmons would become a top play for Philadelphia as he sees a usage rate increase as well as a FPM increase with either off the floor.
As reported by: Keith Pompey Matthew Dellavedova (neck strain), Isaiah Hartenstein (concussion), Lamar Stevens (concussion), Collin Sexton (concussion), Larry Nance Jr. (fractured thumb), Dylan Windler and Taurean Prince all out Monday
Matthew Dellavedova (neck strain), Isaiah Hartenstein (concussion), Lamar Stevens (concussion), Collin Sexton (concussion), Larry Nance Jr. (fractured thumb), Dylan Windler and Taurean Prince have all been ruled out Monday when Cleveland takes on the Toronto Raptors. The Cavaliers will have ten active bodies so most players will offer increased value due to the minutes they will be forced to play. The main targets for the Cavs should be Darius Garland, Cedi Osman, Jarrett Allen, and Kevin Love. Isaac Okoro should round out the starting lineup and available off the bench are Dean Wade, Brodric Thomas, Damyean Dotson, Mfiondu Kabengele, and Jerimiah Martin.
As reported by: Chris Fedor Other tagged players: Isaiah Hartenstein, Lamar Stevens, Collin Sexton, Larry Nance Jr., Dylan Windler, Taurean Prince Jae Crowder (ankle) Dario Saric (injury management) Abdel Nader (knee) and Langston Galloway (personal) listed out Monday
Jae Crowder (ankle) Dario Saric (injury management) Abdel Nader (knee) and Langston Galloway (personal) are listed out Monday for when the Suns take on the New York Knicks. With Both Crowder and Saic out Cam Johnson will likely start and be a top value play and have Frank Kaminsky back him up. We also expect Torrey Craig to see increased run to soak up the minutes vacated by both Crowder and Saric. When looking at CourtIQ the top FPM benefactors from their absences are Craig (.09) and Jevon Carter (.01). Johnson should see an increase in value strictly from the minutes he will be forced to play.
As reported by: Official NBA Injury Report Other tagged players: Dario Saric, Abdel Nader, Langston Galloway Gary Trent Jr. (leg) listed out Monday; Rodney Hood listed available
Gary Trent Jr. (leg) listed out Monday for the Raptors contest with the Cleveland Cavaliers while Rodney Hood will be available. With Trent out Malachi Flynn, Rodney Hood, and Yuta Watanabe are the most likely candidates to take over his minutes. When looking at CourtIQ with Trent off the floor we see that Flynn, Hood, and Watanabe all enjoy usage rate increases and Hood and Watanabe see the biggest FPM increases. Although they will all likely see their minutes increase none of them become a must play or offer much value tonight.
As reported by: Official NBA Injury Report Other tagged players: Rodney Hood Tony Bradley (ankle) listed questionable Monday
Tony Bradley (ankle) has been listed as questionable ahead of Monday’s game against Philadelphia. If he were to miss his minutes would likely be absorbed by Moses Brown, Isaiah Roby, and Kenrich Williams making them all slightly better plays.
As reported by: Official NBA Injury Report Terrence Ross (back) and James Ennis (calf) listed questionable Monday; Otto Porter Jr. remains out
Terrence Ross (back) and James Ennis (calf) are listed questionable Monday while Otto Porter Jr. remains out for when the Orlando Magic take on the Los Angeles Lakers. Terrence Ross and James Ennis have both missed the last four games. In their absence Dwayne Bacon, RJ Hampton, Cole Anthony and Robert Franks have seen increased minutes and with the loss of Devin Cannady last night they will likely see even more if Ross and Ennis continue to be out.
As reported by: Official NBA Injury Report Other tagged players: James Ennis III, Otto Porter Jr.