Jarell Martin Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Martin has officially been cleared to play and will start in Monday's game against the Milwaukee Bucks after originally being listed as questionable on the Memphis Grizzlies' injury report with a right foot injury. Meanwhile, the Grizzlies are still without Tyreke Evans, Mario Chalmers, Andrew Harrison, and Mike Conley, leaving them extremely thin in the backcourt and essentially relying on Kobi Simmons and Xavier Rathan-Mayes to absorb all of the available playing time at point guard. Martin ended up logging 29 minutes as the starter in place of the Marc Gasol on Saturday, but he's consistently been in that range of late, no matter his role, and should continue to see playing time at all three frontcourt positions while Memphis is shorthanded. This means Martin could be worth a look in large-field tournaments on Monday's slate but is still far from an elite option given his sporadic lack of efficiency and elevated price tag across the industry.

Martin will be available to play in Monday's game against the Milwaukee Bucks, according to interim head coach JB Bickerstaff, after previously being listed as questionable on the Memphis Grizzlies' injury report with a right foot injury. Meanwhile, the Grizzlies are still without Tyreke Evans, Mario Chalmers, Andrew Harrison, and Mike Conley, leaving them extremely thin in the backcourt and essentially relying on Kobi Simmons and Xavier Rathan-Mayes to absorb all of the available playing time at point guard. Martin ended up logging 29 minutes as the starter in place of the Marc Gasol on Saturday, but he's consistently been in that range of late, no matter his role, and should continue to see playing time at all three frontcourt positions while Memphis is shorthanded. This means Martin could be worth a look in large-field tournaments on Monday's slate but is still far from an elite option given his sporadic lack of efficiency and elevated price tag across the industry.

Martin has officially been ruled out and won't play in Wednesday's game against the Chicago Bulls after previously being listed as questionable on Memphis Grizzlies' injury report with a sore right knee that has now forced him to miss two consecutive games. The Grizzlies are still without Tyreke Evans, Andrew Harrison, and Mario Chalmers because of their respective ailments, while Ben McLemore was removed from the injury report entirely and Chandler Parsons is currently away from the team tending to a personal matter. Xavier Rathan-Mayes ended up logging 25 minutes in his Grizzlies debut as the backup point guard behind Kobi Simmons and it would be far from surprising if he saw at least similar run with how shorthanded the team is in the backcourt, but particularly at point guard. Additionally, Wayne Selden remains on a minute restriction and has yet to eclipse 14 minutes in the two games since returning from injury, just further adding to the potential floor and ceiling of Rathan-Mayes if he can continue to eat into the minute share of Simmons at point guard.

Martin has officially been ruled out and won't play in Monday's game against the San Antonio Spurs despite originally being listed as probable on the Memphis Grizzlies' injury report with a right knee injury, while Ben McLemore has also been ruled out as he tends to a personal matter even though was never given a designation on the injury report throughout the day. Additionally, Deyonta Davis has been cleared to play after previously being listed out in the latest version of game notes released earlier in the day. The Grizzlies will still also be without Tyreke Evans, Andrew Harrison, and Mario Chalmers leaving them thin at several positions, but especially at point guard, where Kobi Simmons will be forced into the starting lineup to man the point and also allow Xavier Rathan-Mayes to see significant rotational minutes in his Grizzlies debut as the only other true point guard on the active roster. Additionally, Wayne Selden and Chandler Parsons logged just 10 and 12 minutes, respectively, in their last games played as they work their way back from extended injury absences, so Bickerstaff will likely need to continue relying more on players like Simmons, Myke Henry, and Ivan Rabb to absorb substantial playing time at their respective positions.

Evans and McLemore have officially been ruled out and won't play in tonight's game against the Los Angeles Clippers after previously being listed as questionable on the Memphis Grizzlies' injury report with their respective ailments, and Evans will miss his second consecutive game due to an illness. Meanwhile, Jarell Martin will be available to play following his earlier questionable designation on the injury report and is likely to replace Ivan Rabb in the starting lineup at the power forward position for Friday's contest. The Grizzlies are also without JaMychal Green, James Ennis, Chandler Parsons, and Mike Conley due to their respective ailments, leaving them shorthanded at essentially every position. Wayne Selden will likely replace Evans in the starting lineup alongside Andrew Harrison in the backcourt once again after logging 27 minutes on Wednesday night. There is obviously almost no sample size with the aforementioned players off the court this season, but Selden, Harrison, Mario Chalmers, and Dillon Brooks figure to benefit the most from a minutes and usage perspective.

Evans has officially been ruled out and won't play in tonight's game against the San Antonio Spurs after previously being a late addition to the Memphis Grizzlies' injury report with an illness, while Jarell Martin has also been deemed unavailable with separate left knee and left ankle injuries following his earlier questionable designation. The Grizzlies are also without JaMychal Green, James Ennis, Chandler Parsons, and Mike Conley due to their respective ailments, leaving them shorthanded at essentially every position. Wayne Selden will replace Evans in the starting lineup alongside Andrew Harrison in the backcourt, but there has yet to be any confirmation on who will start at power forward in place of Martin, who was already starting in place Green in the Memphis frontcourt. Additionally, Kobi Simmons is with the team and is available to play off the bench Wednesday evening. There is obviously almost no sample size with the aforementioned players off the court, but Selden, Harrison, Mario Chalmers, and Dillon Brooks figure to benefit the most from a minutes and usage perspective.