Quincy Acy Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Allen has officially been listed as questionable on the Brooklyn Nets' injury report for tomorrow's game against the Los Angeles Lakers with a strained left foot that as already forced him to miss one game. Meanwhile, Quincy Acy will be remain sidelined for the third consecutive game with a strained left groin. If Allen is unable to suit up for the second time in as many games, Tyler Zeller would remain in the rotation and see a portion of the backup center minutes behind Timofey Mozgov. Should both Acy and Allen be unavailable, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson would become a virtual lock to eclipse the 30-minute plateau once again, while Trevor Booker should also see some extra run off the bench as well, putting him in tournament consideration depending on his price tag for Friday's slate.

Carroll has officially been listed as questionable on the Brooklyn Nets' injury report for tomorrow's game against the Phoenix Suns with a sore right ankle that has already forced him to miss one game. Additionally, Quincy Acy has already been ruled out and will miss his second straight contest with a strained left groin. With Acy sidelined again, Trevor Booker and Jarrett Allen will likely continue splitting his minute workload off the bench in an effort to pick up his slack in the frontcourt with the second unit. If Carroll is unable to suit up, Allen Crabbe should draw the start at small forward for the second consecutive game alongside Caris LeVert, though LeVert looks to have the upper hand in terms of a usage and potential upside, making him the clearly better tournament option. In fact, despite Crabbe seeing 27 minutes on Sunday, it was Joe Harris who primarily benefited from Carroll's absence and should continue to see extra playing time should he eventually be ruled out on Tuesday.

Acy has been battling an ankle injury for a couple of weeks now, he'll sit out tomorrow's game against the Celtics. Kilpatrick has missed the past two games with a hamstring injury. He's questionable for Monday. Both Spencer Dinwiddie and Caris LeVert have played a few extra minutes without Kilpatrick, and they've turned in solid fantasy days for their salaries in both contests. They each had a team-high 19 points against the Bulls on Saturday.

Acy is officially available to play in tonight's game against the Atlanta Hawks after previously being listed as probable on the Nets' injury report with a sore left ankle that had forced him to miss the two previous games. His return to the rotation will cut into the minutes of Justin Hamilton, who averaged just under 19 minutes per contest in the Nets' last two games. However, the Nets spread minutes throughout their deep rotation to such an extent that it's difficult to target any one player when they're thin at a position, let alone nearly healthy like they are this evening. In fact, the only player expected to be unavailable is Joe Harris, who has been sidelined for an extended period of time with a shoulder injury and was just ruled out for the remainder of the season.

Acy has officially been upgraded to probable for tonight's game against the Atlanta Hawks due to a sore left ankle that had forced him to miss the two previous games. His probable return to the rotation will cut into the minutes of Justin Hamilton, who averaged just under 19 minutes per contest in the Nets' last two games. However, the Nets spread minutes throughout their deep rotation to such an extent that it's difficult to target any one player when they're thin at a position, let alone nearly healthy like they are this evening. In fact, the only player expected to be unavailable is Joe Harris, who has been sidelined for an extended period of time with a shoulder injury.

Acy will not play in tomorrow's game against the Orlando Magic due to a sore left ankle that has now forced him to miss two consecutive games. Additionally, Joe Harris will remain sidelined with a sprained left shoulder. Acy has consistently been seeing minutes in the low 20s at power forward and center, so his absence does create a noticeable void in the Nets frontcourt rotation. Justin Hamilton was the primary beneficiary of Acy's absence in the Nets previous game, but there is no guarantee for that to continue given Brooklyn's fickle rotations. Fortunately, neither Hamilton or Andrew Nicholson should be relevant for daily formats on Saturday anyway.