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ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Young and LeVert have been the Hawks’ leading ball-handlers and scorers since returning from the All-Star break, and both should see big minutes and usage against the Pacers. The Atlanta-Indiana game has a point total set at 245.5, so there should be plenty of opportunities for both Young and LeVert to score, facilitate and knock down triples.
Source: https://x.com/ATLHawks/status/1898504756513136714
ATL • G • #27
9 months ago
Krejci hasn’t played since February 10, and it’s unclear when he’ll be back. Mann has averaged 12 points across 25.5 minutes over his last six games, and he should handle a similar workload on Saturday.
Source: https://x.com/ATLHawks/status/1898504756513136714
OKC • Forward • #6
9 months ago
Williams moved into the starting lineup with Chet Holmgren (leg) and Isaiah Hartenstein both out Friday. The 22-year-old power forward didn’t disappoint fantasy mangers that chose to use him as a streamer. Williams had a triple-double and added three steals and two blocks on the defensive end. He’s unusable in fantasy leagues once Holmgren or Hartenstein returns, but this was quite an effort from a player that was on the waiver wire in pretty much every league.
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
Wiggins dropped 41 points against the Kings on February 1 in a game that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander played in. On Friday, with SGA out, Wiggins took on the main scoring role for the Thunder and dropped 30 points in another spot start. The 26-year-old shooting guard has shown he can score from time to time, but generally hasn’t been consistent enough with an 11 points per game average on the season.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #34
9 months ago
The Thunder are without multiple rotation players due to either injury or rest. As a result, this quintet will start together for the first time this season. Wiggins and Joe offer the highest ceilings, but both Williamses (Kenrich and Jaylin) are also worth a look in deep leagues.
Source: NBA Lineups
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
9 months ago
Holmgren will miss a third straight game with a leg injury, and the Thunder will likely prioritize him being healthy for the postseason at this stage in the season. With Isaiah Hartenstein also out, Jaylin Williams will likely move into the starting lineup, and he’s worth streaming in deep leagues.
Source: Casey Holdahl
ATL • G • #3
9 months ago
LeVert (27 minutes) and Mann (22 minutes) gave the Hawks good minutes off the bench in Thursday’s win over the Pacers, and the former has provided third-round value in nine-cat formats over the past week. Vit Krejci’s potential return would help if LeVert or Mann cannot play in Saturday’s rematch, but he isn’t worth the risk in most leagues. Potential absences would also boost Georges Niang’s fantasy value, as he has recently been a late-round player in 12-team formats.
Source: Brad Rowland
ATL • G • #27
9 months ago
Krejci is closing in on a return to action after missing nearly one month with a non-displaced lumbar fracture. While he may be back in the rotation once cleared, the Hawks’ rotation is much deeper on the wings than in the immediate aftermath of the trade deadline. There’s no need to rush to add Krejci in most fantasy leagues.
Source: Vit Krejci
ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Young has dealt with right Achilles tendonitis for most of the season, though the injury hasn’t kept him from playing many games. The 26-year-old should be available again Saturday given his probable listing. Fantasy managers should make sure Young is in fact available before setting lineups.
Source: Brad Rowland
ATL • F • #20
9 months ago
Niang’s tenure in Atlanta has been inconsistent as he has alternated between scoring in double figures and scoring less than 10 points basically every other game since he made his debut for the Hawks one month ago. However, Thursday’s performance was one of his best. This was his third 20-point game with Atlanta, and he has provided them with much-needed floor spacing off the bench. This was also his fourth game with at least four three-pointers for the Hawks. He has been an incredible addition for them, but that hasn’t resulted in much fantasy production.
ATL • F-C • #17
9 months ago
Okongwu struggled in Tuesday’s loss to Milwaukee, which made his performance against Indiana encouraging. He has played well overall as of late, as he has recorded a double-double in three of Atlanta’s last four games. This performance was Okongwu’s fourth 20-point double-double since he took over the starting center job in January. Okongwu ranks just outside the top-50 in nine-cat value over the past month, and he has seen his value rise in recent weeks. Moving into the starting lineup has helped Okongwu ascend to fantasy stardom.
ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
This was the 29th time in Young’s career that he finished with at least 20 points and 15 assists. That puts him in a tie with Steve Nash for the 10th-most such games in NBA history. He has a long way to go to catch Oscar Robertson (94), but Young has consistently put on a passing clinic throughout his career. What made Thursday’s performance special was that he only turned the ball over once. This was only the third time in Young’s career that he had at least 15 assists and one or fewer turnovers. He leads the league at 4.7 turnovers per game, so it certainly isn’t something that managers should grow accustomed to.
OKC • Guard • #9
9 months ago
Caruso will return to the lineup after a one-game absence, and he should see a substantial boost in playing time with most of the Thunder’s regular starters ruled out.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
9 months ago
Holmgren sat out against Memphis on Wednesday, but there is a chance that he returns against Portland. However, OKC is resting most of their rotation in this game, so it wouldn’t be surprising if Holmgren remained out for another game. In that scenario, Jaylin Williams would likely move into the starting lineup.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Center-Forward • #55
9 months ago
Hartenstein apparently re-aggravated his nasal injury, while Wallace will miss his first game since before the All-Star break. They’ll join Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams among other Thunder starters, paving the way for role players like Alex Caruso, Jaylin Williams, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins to see extra run.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
SGA has been on a monstrous run as of late, but he’ll take a breather against the Blazers. Williams will miss his first game in over a month, leaving OKC without its top two scorers. The team will also be without several other key players, which means Aaron Wiggins, Alex Caruso, Isaiah Joe and Jaylin Williams could see big minutes.
Source: NBA Injury Report
ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Young has been a staple on the injury report as of late, but he’s consistently been on the floor. Unfortunately for NBA fans, the elite point guard matchup between Young and Tyrese Haliburton won’t happen. The latter has been ruled out due to a left hip injury.
Source: Atlanta Hawks on Twitter
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
While Cason Wallace was the choice to fill the void in the starting lineup left by Chet Holmgren, Wiggins was more productive. The fourth-year forward rebounded from his lone single-digit scoring effort since February 1 with a 16-point night against the Grizzlies, shooting 66.7 percent from the field. Rostered in 26 percent of Yahoo! leagues, Wiggins has been a fifth-round player in nine-cat formats since February 1. Wallace, an 11th-round player during that stretch, finished Wednesday’s victory with four points, four rebounds, one assist and one steal in 19 minutes.
OKC • Center-Forward • #55
9 months ago
With Chet Holmgren out of the lineup, Hartenstein stepped up on both ends of the floor Wednesday night. Over the past week, he’s recorded double-doubles in three of his last four games, providing fourth-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats. Due to Holmgren’s injuries this season, there will likely be more nights when Hartenstein is the lone big in the starting lineup. As he’s shown throughout the season, iHart has reliable fantasy value regardless of who is (or isn’t) on the court.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #8
9 months ago
As well as MVP favorite Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has played this season, his sidekick’s play should not be overlooked. Williams filled the stat sheet in Memphis, and his fantasy value has increased since the All-Star break. J-Dub has provided first-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats, averaging 23.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 6.3 assists, 1.4 steals, 0.9 blocks and 2.9 three-pointers per game.
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
Gilgeous-Alexander produced another masterpiece on Wednesday. He’s scored 40 points or more ten times this season, including each of his last two games. According to Basketball Monster, only Tyrese Haliburton has been better than Gilgeous-Alexander in eight- and nine-cat formats since the All-Star break. He’s the betting favorite for Most Valuable Player and with good reason. The production has been elite, and SGA is leading the team with the NBA’s best record. The Thunder play twice more before the end of Week 18, starting with the Trail Blazers on Friday.
OKC • Guard • #22
9 months ago
The Thunder are without Chet Holmgren for Wednesday’s game, opening up a spot in the starting lineup. Wallace will fill the void, and he and Aaron Wiggins have added fantasy value with Holmgren unavailable. The other four starters are unchanged.
Source: NBA Lineups
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
Wiggins was initially listed as questionable with a thumb injury before he was ultimately ruled in Wednesday. The 26-year-old shooting guard has a solid bench role that includes around 25 minutes per game. Wiggins can provide points, threes and rebounds but doesn’t have a high ceiling.
ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Young has consistently shown up on the injury report as he’s dealt with an Achilles injury for most of the season. The 26-year-old point guard is likely to be available once again given his probable listing. Fantasy managers can prepare as though Young will be taking the floor Thursday against the Pacers.
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
Wiggins enjoyed plenty of success on offense in the back half of February and carried some of that into early March. Kenrich Williams could find himself playing a larger role if Wiggins is ruled out.
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
9 months ago
Holmgren is set to miss his second game of the month after notching a double-double his last time out. Cason Wallace will get a chance to slot back into the starting lineup for Wednesday.
ATL • G • #3
9 months ago
LeVert was having a rough year with Cleveland this season, but the trade to Atlanta has brought him new life. This was the third-straight game that he scored at least 20 points, and he has shot at least 55 percent in each of those games. LeVert has been able to contribute value across the board, which has led to him providing third-round value over the past week in nine-cat leagues. It’s a small sample size, but it’s encouraging to see him playing this well, and his role should be safe for the rest of the season.
ATL • Forward • #18
9 months ago
After not playing at all on Monday, Gueye returned to the starting lineup on Tuesday. When he has started, Gueye has typically played around 15 minutes, but he played a season-high 25 minutes against Milwaukee. The result was one of his best performances of the season, which included him hitting a career-high four triples. Gueye remains a risky option in standard leagues because of his inconsistent role, but dynasty managers have to be excited about this type of performance.
ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Young had a rough stretch as a scorer recently as he had scored less than 20 points in Atlanta’s previous four games. He made up for it with plenty of assists, and while he didn’t shoot a much higher percentage on Tuesday, he was able to get back on track as a scorer. Trae has dished out at least 12 dimes in five of the Hawks’ last six games, though they have only won two of those games. Atlanta will wrap up the week by hosting Indiana twice, with the first of those games coming on Thursday.
ATL • Forward • #18
9 months ago
After starting seven straight games for Atlanta, Gueye didn’t see the floor at all on Monday. However, he’ll return to the starting lineup and replace Dominick Barlow, who logged 13 minutes as a starter against Memphis. Regardless of who has started, neither has played a large role, with Caris LeVert, Georges Niang and Terance Mann taking on more minutes off the bench.
Source: Brad Rowland
ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Initially probable for Tuesday’s game, Young is officially available to play. He’ll be in the starting lineup as he usually is.
Source: NBA Injury Report
ATL • Forward • #00
9 months ago
Per NBA insider Jake Fischer, Toppin will be available to play in double-digit games despite hitting his 50-game limit with the Knicks prior to being waived on Sunday. Toppin may be able to make a few appearances with Atlanta, but most of his contributions will likely come for their G-League affiliate.
Source: Jake Fischer
OKC • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Joe has missed Oklahoma City’s last two games, but he could return to play against Memphis. If he remains out, Cason Wallace and Aaron Wiggins will continue to be the primary perimeter options off the bench, though both will sacrifice a few minutes if Joe is back.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Guard • #9
9 months ago
Caruso is out after being forced to exit Monday’s win over the Rockets with a sprained left ankle. Fellow reserve Kenrich Williams played 17 minutes off the bench and may be in line for a similar workload on Wednesday. That’s unlikely enough to make him a player worth rostering in most leagues unless Isaiah Joe (back, questionable) also sits.
Source: NBA Injury Report
ATL • F • #20
9 months ago
Niang missed Monday’s game against the Grizzlies with an illness, but the 31-year-old small forward isn’t listed on the injury report for Tuesday. Niang should be available as the Hawks take on the Bucks. He’s seen an increase in fantasy value since coming over to Atlanta in a trade from the Cavaliers.
ATL • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Young continues to show up on the injury report with an Achilles issue that he’s dealt with all season long. The 26-year-old point guard is likely to be available once again given his probable listing. Fantasy managers should make sure Young is ruled in before setting lineups Tuesday night.
ATL • G • #5
10 months ago
Add another three steals to Daniels’ tally, which is up to a league-best 170. He’s had at least two steals in eight consecutive games, continuing to provide elite value in that category. Since the All-Star break, Daniels has provided fourth-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats. That’s slightly lower than his season-long value, and the foul shooting (50 percent since the break) is the reason for the dip.
ATL • F • #10
10 months ago
Risacher had one of his best offensive games of the season in Memphis. He missed only two shots and made five three-pointers. Rostered in 21 percent of Yahoo! leagues, the rookie has provided ninth-round value in nine-cat formats since the All-Star break. Risacher still battles inconsistency, which is why the rostered percentage is so low despite him being a starter. The Hawks play three more games during Week 18, starting with the Bucks on Tuesday.
ATL • G • #3
10 months ago
LeVert was outstanding down the stretch for the Hawks, scoring the team’s final seven points. A layup capped that run as time expired to give Atlanta the 132-130 victory. LeVert scored 14 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter, and his fantasy ceiling has been raised considerably since being traded from Cleveland to Atlanta. Since the All-Star break, LeVert has been close to a top-100 player in nine-cat formats. He’s only rostered in 30 percent of Yahoo! leagues, and that number should increase with more nights like Monday.
Source: NBA
ATL • Forward • #26
10 months ago
Replacing Mouhamed Gueye (DNP-CD) in the Hawks’ starting lineup, Barlow’s limited workload on Monday may not have been his fault. With Memphis star Jaren Jackson Jr. exiting after two minutes with a sprained ankle, there was no need for the Hawks to employ a lineup with two bigs. As a result, Terance Mann replaced Barlow in the starting lineup to begin the third quarter and finished with seven points, two rebounds, three assists, one block and one three-pointer in 29 minutes. Even if Quin Snyder continues to start Barlow, there’s no need to consider rostering him in most leagues.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #8
10 months ago
On a night when Shai Gilgeous-Alexander went off for 51 points, Williams had another good night for the Thunder. J-Dub has scored 20 points or more in five straight games and has provided top-10 value in nine-cat formats since the All-Star break. And with the Thunder playing three more games during Week 18, Williams managers needing to make a push to get into the playoffs are in a good spot.
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
10 months ago
Back in the Thunder lineup after sitting out Sunday’s win over the Spurs, Holmgren didn’t provide much value as a scorer. However, he did hit double figures in rebounds and contributed big in the defensive categories. Holmgren has been a top-25 player since the All-Star break, exceeding his season-long value. The only concern for fantasy managers is the availability. Between the recent injuries and Oklahoma City being well ahead of the pack in the Western Conference, there may be a few more off nights for Holmgren before the end of the season.
OKC • Guard • #2
10 months ago
Playing against a severely shorthanded Rockets squad, Gilgeous-Alexander put on a show for the home folks on Monday. Not only did he notch his fourth 50-point game of the season, but he did so on 60 percent shooting from the field and a perfect night at the foul line. Add in the other statistical categories, and Gilgeous-Alexander was dominant in all aspects. Since the All-Star break, only Tyrese Haliburton has been better than SGA in eight- and nine-cat formats.
ATL • Forward • #26
10 months ago
Gueye has started seven straight, but the results haven’t been anything stupendous. The Hawks will mix up the starting five and insert Barlow at power forward just days after he signed a two-year standard deal.
Source: Zach Langley on Twitter
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
10 months ago
Holmgren is back after a one-game absence and will take over his usual place in the starting lineup. Also, Hartenstein will start after coming off the bench in Friday’s win over the Hawks, the game in which Holmgren was injured. Cason Wallace heads to the bench, where his fantasy value takes a hit.
Source: NBA Lineups
OKC • Guard • #11
10 months ago
This will be a second-straight absence for Joe due to lower back soreness. Aaron Wiggins and Alex Caruso will once again be the primary perimeter options off the bench for the Thunder after both played more than 20 minutes on Sunday.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
10 months ago
Holmgren sat out the first night of the Thunder’s back-to-back, which isn’t surprising. He hasn’t played both legs of a back-to-back since before his hip injury, and that likely won’t change for the rest of the season. He’ll return to the starting lineup against Houston, which will likely push Isaiah Hartenstein back to a bench role.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Guard • #22
10 months ago
The Thunder didn’t have Chet Holmgren (ankle) on Sunday, but others stepped up, and the team ripped off 146 points in San Antonio. Wallace rose to the challenge, with the 19 points being the most he’s scored in a game this season. Add in the rebounds, assists and three-pointers, and this was an excellent night to have Wallace rostered. Another Thunder player who has added fantasy value when Holmgren is out is Aaron Wiggins, who tallied 17 points, three rebounds, two assists, one steal and five three-pointers in 24 minutes off the bench. Wiggins is the superior fantasy option, but Wallace is also worth a look in deep leagues.
OKC • Guard • #2
10 months ago
Thirty-point games have been the norm for Gilgeous-Alexander, who scored 30 or more in 37 of the 59 games he’s played this season. Consistently excellent throughout the season, SGA has been a top-5 player in eight- and nine-cat formats since the All-Star break. Not having Chet Holmgren on the court could hurt his efficiency, but Gilgeous-Alexander’s fantasy value will be fine. The Thunder play four games during Week 18, starting with the Rockets on Monday.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #8
10 months ago
After scoring 20 points or more in three straight games, Wiliams erupted on Sunday in San Antonio. The 42 points were a season-high for the Thunder forward, who shouldered more of the scoring workload with Chet Holmgren (ankle) out of the lineup. Since the All-Star break, Williams has provided first-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats. Oklahoma City plays four games during Week 18, starting with the Rockets on Monday.
OKC • Guard • #5
10 months ago
Multiple players, including Dort, were involved in an altercation that began between Oklahoma City’s Kenrich Williams and Julian Champagnie of the Spurs. When the dust settled, the officials ejected Williams, Champagnie and Dort. Lu finished with nine points, nine rebounds, two assists, one steal and one three-pointer in 24 minutes, while Williams tallied three rebounds, one assist and one steal in 10 minutes.
OKC • Center-Forward • #55
10 months ago
The Thunder are without Chet Holmgren, who sprained his ankle during Friday’s win over the Hawks. Hartenstein returns to the starting lineup after coming off the bench in Atlanta, and the promotion raises his fantasy ceiling.
Source: NBA Lineups
ATL • Guard • #11
10 months ago
The Hawks continue to list Young as probable with an Achilles issue that has lingered for most of the season. He’ll be in the starting lineup and will play starter minutes. Fantasy managers should ensure Young is not sitting on their bench before lineups lock Monday night.
Source: Brad Rowland
ATL • F • #20
10 months ago
Niang’s fantasy value has increased since he was traded from Cleveland to Atlanta at the February deadline. His absence may result in starter Mouhamed Gueye playing more than usual, but he has not been a factor in fantasy basketball. Terance Mann will also have added value; fantasy managers may be better off targeting him than Gueye.
Source: Brad Rowland
ATL • Forward • #26
10 months ago
Barlow’s two-way contract is being converted to a two-year standard deal. He’s played sparingly this season and won’t affect fantasy basketball significantly as he tries to play his way into Atlanta’s regular rotation. The 21-year-old forward started off his career with the Spurs before joining the Hawks this offseason.
Source: Shams Charania
ATL • G • #3
10 months ago
While De’Andre Hunter has undoubtedly helped the Cavaliers, the two players Atlanta received in exchange have also been productive. LeVert shined on Friday, with the 23 points being a season-high. Over the past three weeks, he’s provided late-round value in 12-team formats. Georges Niang has been even better since the move, as he’s ranked within the top 100. He played 28 minutes and started the second half, finishing with 14 points, four rebounds, two assists and three three-pointers. Niang and LeVert can have value in deep leagues, with the former being a better option for managers needing a boost for Atlanta’s four-game Week 18.
ATL • F-C • #17
10 months ago
Okongwu finished Friday’s defeat with his 15th double-double of the season and sixth since moving into the starting lineup on January 20. As expected, the lineup change has paid dividends for those rostering the 2020 lottery pick. Since January 20, Okongwu has provided top 75 per-game value in eight- and nine-cat formats. That may not be “elite” production, but it’s an improvement for a player who spent the first half of the season well outside the top 100. Okongwu finishing the season as a top-75 player would be unsurprising at this rate.
ATL • Guard • #11
10 months ago
After going on a run of three straight 38-point efforts, Young has scored 19 or less in his last three outings. The good news for fantasy managers is that the assist production has held steady, an unsurprising development given his play throughout the season. However, the dip in scoring has made him a third-round player in eight-cat formats over the past week. The good news is that the drop-off hasn’t been severe, so fantasy managers are still receiving solid value. Young and the Hawks play four games during Week 18, starting with the Grizzlies on Monday.