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TOR • Forward-Guard • #9
9 months ago
Barrett and Agbaji will be available after sitting out Tuesday’s loss to the Bulls. The former will be in the starting lineup, likely pushing Jamison Battle to the bench. Battle is not worth holding onto in most leagues. While Agbaji will likely be a reserve, he should get the minutes needed to potentially impact deeper fantasy leagues.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
TOR • Forward-Guard • #4
9 months ago
Barnes is dealing with a finger joint contusion while Rhoden has a finger joint sprain. Barnes is the bigger loss if he’s out as Rhoden hasn’t been a consistent part of the Raptors’ rotation. Rhoden could be in line for a decent workload Thursday if he’s available given all the injuries Toronto is dealing with.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • Guard • #5
9 months ago
Quickley and Poeltl will get another rest day on Thursday. And with the Raptors officially eliminated from postseason contention, don’t be surprised if there are more nights off for the veteran pair. Jamal Shead and Orlando Robinson are the likely replacements in the starting lineup, and both players would be worth streaming in deep leagues.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
BKN • Forward • #22
9 months ago
Wilson started Monday’s win over the Mavericks, filling in for the injured Cameron Johnson and logging 29 minutes. With Johnson already out for Thursday’s game, the Nets could be without two rotation forwards. Maxwell Lewis and Trendon Watford are two players whose minutes would increase if Wilson does not play. Watford offers a slightly higher fantasy ceiling, but both players would be worth streaming in deep leagues.
Source: Erik Slater
BKN • Forward • #8
9 months ago
Williams has dealt with a hamstring injury and an illness lately. Now the Nets are giving him Thursday off for rest. With Cameron Johnson (back) also ruled out, Jalen Wilson (ankle) should have an increased role if he’s available.
Source: Erik Slater
BKN • Guard • #1
9 months ago
Russell is dealing with a sore right ankle, but the probable tag suggests he will be available on Thursday. If not, Tyrese Martin is most likely to enter the starting lineup. Martin has not been a great streamer when allowed to start, but he would be worth a look in deep leagues on one of the lighter game days of Week 22.
Source: Erik Slater
BKN • Center • #20
9 months ago
Sharpe has missed four straight games with a knee injury, and there isn’t a clear timetable for his return. Being re-evaluated “soon” isn’t an optimistic timeline for his return to the rotation. With Noah Clowney (ankle) done for the rest of the season, Drew Timme will continue to fill out the backup center minutes.
Source: C.J. Holmes
BKN • Forward • #2
9 months ago
Johnson sat against the Mavericks with a hip injury and will now miss a second straight contest with a different ailment. Jalen Wilson will likely continue starting in his place against Minnesota.
BKN • Forward-Center • #21
9 months ago
Brooklyn is shutting down Clowney for the year. The big man’s latest ankle injury won’t allow him to play in any of his team’s remaining games. Trendon Watford and Drew Timme can take advantage of Clowney’s absence.
TOR • Guard • #14
9 months ago
It has been a quiet rookie season for Walter, but he has taken advantage of his opportunity recently and provided a glimmer of hope for the future. He has scored in double figures in each of his last seven appearances and has averaged 17 points, six rebounds, four assists, two steals and four triples over Toronto’s last two games. He’ll continue to play a significant role for the rest of the season, and while it won’t guarantee him a starting job next season, he could be a solid rotation piece for them in year two.
TOR • Center • #21
9 months ago
Robinson has been in and out of the starting unit recently, and he came off the bench on Tuesday with Jakob Poeltl back after sitting out on Sunday. Poeltl will likely be back out against Portland on Thursday, which means Robinson should be back in the starting unit. Regardless, Robinson has been productive as both a starter and a reserve recently and ranks inside the top-75 in nine-cat formats over the past week. He should continue to play a significant role for Toronto over their final six games of the season.
TOR • Forward • #77
9 months ago
Quickley and Poeltl are back after sitting out Sunday’s win over the 76ers, which pushes Jamal Shead and Orlando Robinson to the bench. The other change is Battle, who will start for the absent RJ Barrett (rest). Battle is only worth a look in extremely deep leagues.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • • #
9 months ago
Rhoden will be back after a one-game absence, though prior to this hand injury, he wasn’t a consistent part of Toronto’s rotation. In fact, he has spent more time in the G League and hasn’t appeared in an NBA game since March 12 regardless of his health.
Source: Blake Murphy
BKN • Guard • #45
9 months ago
Johnson has been playing a significant role since December, but Monday’s performance was one of his best in a while. This was his highest-scoring night since he had 25 points on February 5, and it was only his third game with at least 20 points in March. The 23-year-old has shown some flashes of upside throughout the season, and he should continue to play a significant role for the rest of this season. However, it remains to be seen if he has the potential to be more than the beneficiary of a tanking team in Brooklyn.
BKN • Forward • #13
9 months ago
After scoring 20 points as a starter on Saturday, Martin was pushed to the bench for Monday’s game. However, that didn’t stop Martin from contributing in the box score. He has averaged 15.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists and three triples over Brooklyn’s last two games, which have both been wins. Martin, who is rostered in just two percent of Yahoo! leagues, should continue to provide value over the final two weeks of the season, though it may come inconsistently.
BKN • Guard • #1
9 months ago
After missing Saturday’s game against Washington with the ankle injury that has had him in and out of the lineup often recently, Russell was back in the lineup and had one of his best games since January. This was his first double-double since January 21 and his most assists in a game since he had 12 on January 2, which was his second game during this stint with the Nets. Russell’s availability will continue to be a headache, but this was a solid performance for the veteran.
BKN • Forward • #22
9 months ago
Cameron Johnson and Noah Clowney are sidelined, while Russell and Claxton are back after missing Saturday’s game. Wilson will also return to the starting lineup, which will push Tyrese Martin back to the bench after he started in place of Russell against the Wizards.
Source: C.J. Holmes
TOR • • #
9 months ago
Rhoden missed Sunday’s game with a hand injury and could miss a second-straight game on Tuesday. However, since dropping a career-best 25 points on March 12, Rhoden hasn’t appeared in a game for the Raptors, though he has spent time in the G League. Unfortunately, his status for Tuesday’s game will continue to not impact their rotation.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
TOR • Guard • #5
9 months ago
Toronto will continue to alternate rest days, and IQ and Poeltl will be back after sitting out on Sunday. Their returns will push Jamal Shead and Orlando Robinson back to the bench. They’ll be resting RJ Barrett and Ochai Agbaji for this game, so there will still be minutes off the bench for Shead and Robinson, though their upside will be limited in comparison to Sunday’s game.
Source: Josh Lewenberg
TOR • Forward-Guard • #9
9 months ago
Barrett and Agbaji are set to rest again Tuesday just as they did last Friday. Ja’Kobe Walter should be in the starting while AJ Lawson and Jamison Battle also stand to see additional minutes.
Source: Blake Murphy
BKN • Forward • #2
9 months ago
Johnson’s absence frees up additional minutes for the likes of Ziaire Williams and Jalen Wilson. The Nets’ next game is Thursday against the Timberwolves, which will be Johnson’s next chance to take the court.
Source: Grant Afseth on Twitter
TOR • Guard • #14
9 months ago
Walter finished behind RJ Barrett (31) for team lead in the scoring department, and he led Toronto in rebounding. Best of all, Walter racked up some big defensive totals and shot efficiently from the floor. Expect him to continue playing big minutes down the final stretch of the season.
TOR • Forward-Guard • #9
9 months ago
Barrett scored at least 30 points eight times before Sunday, and each of them came prior to the new year. The scoring total was his highest since December 16. Fantasy managers shouldn’t expect totals like this every night, especially while the Raptors rest Barrett nearly every other game.
TOR • Center • #21
9 months ago
The Raptors are without Immanuel Quickley and Jakob Poeltl, resulting in Shead and Robinson moving into the starting lineup. The other change is Walter, whose inclusion in the starting lineup bumps Jamison Battle to the bench. Shead, Robinson and Walter are all worth streaming for Sunday’s action.
Source: NBA Lineups
TOR • • #
9 months ago
Rhoden will not be available for Sunday’s game, leaving the Raptors light on available wing options. AJ Lawson and Cole Swider are two players whose minutes should increase due to the perimeter absences. Lawson offers a higher streaming ceiling.
Source: Esfandiar Baraheni
BKN • Center • #33
9 months ago
Claxton got Saturday off to rest on the second leg of a back-to-back set, but he’ll return on Monday and presumably handle a typical workload. His return could mean less playing time for Drew Timme, but Timme could continue to see meaningful minutes off the bench.
Source: NBA Injury Report
BKN • Forward • #2
9 months ago
Noah Clowney (ankle) is out. Brooklyn’s frontcourt rotation will be thin on Monday, which means Jalen Wilson and Drew Timme could see increased run.
Source: Brian Lewis on Twitter
TOR • • #
9 months ago
Rhoden has missed eight games since exploding for 25 points against the 76ers and has a chance to return on Sunday. He’s too much of a wildcard right now and fantasy managers should be cautious about rostering him given how long he’s been out of the rotation.
BKN • • #
9 months ago
With Nic Claxton resting, Timme was set for a considerable role off the bench in this one. He ended up scoring 19 points and pulling down six rebounds in 29 minutes of play. It was a solid follow up performance to the double-double he had in his NBA debut Friday. Timme is still best left on waiver wires as Claxton will likely return to play soon.
BKN • Forward • #13
9 months ago
Martin started for the injured D’Angelo Russell Saturday and was excellent with 20 points on 11 shots including three made three-pointers. The 26-year-old point guard will have to be more consistent before he’s considered a recommended streaming option when the opportunity arises, though. Russell sat out the second game of a back-to-back, but is likely to return to play soon.
BKN • Forward • #2
9 months ago
Johnson had an excellent game with 18 points on 10 shots and was just one rebound and three assists away from a triple-double. He only played 24 minutes after taking a hard fall on his back in the second half of the game. It’s unclear what his availability will be going forward, but this is certainly an excuse for the Nets to shut Johnson down for the rest of the season. Jalen Wilson and Trendon Watford could see more playing time if that were the case.
BKN • Forward-Center • #21
9 months ago
The Nets are without D’Angelo Russell and Nic Claxton, opening up two spots in the starting lineup. Martin will replace Russell, which also raises Keon Johnson’s fantasy ceiling. As for Claxton, he’ll be replaced in the lineup by Clowney, who is a must-stream player, especially with Day’Ron Sharpe also out.
Source: Brooklyn Nets
BKN • Forward-Center • #21
9 months ago
Clowney was initially listed as questionable, but is ultimately available Saturday against the Wizards. The 20-year-old power forward could move to center with Nic Claxton resting.
Source: Meghan Triplett
TOR • Forward-Guard • #9
9 months ago
Barrett and Agbaji are available after sitting out Friday’s win over the Hornets for rest reasons. Toronto will be without Immanuel Quickley and Jakob Poeltl, forcing additional changes to the team’s starting lineup. Barrett and Agbaji should be among the five who begin Sunday’s game on the court.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • Guard • #5
9 months ago
The Raptors will continue to rest key players over the course of the rest of the season with Quickley and Poeltl getting the day off Sunday. Quickley had 19 points and nine assists in Friday’s win over the Hornets, but with the 25-year-old point guard resting it’s likely Jamal Shead will be in the starting lineup. Orlando Robinson will be the main beneficiary of Poeltl’s absence.
Source: Blake Murphy
BKN • Forward-Center • #21
9 months ago
Clowney had been dealing with a wrist injury, but an illness could keep him sidelined on the second night of a back-to-back. With Nic Claxton (rest) sidelined, Clowney will likely start at center if he is available to play. Drew Timme, who had a double-double in his NBA debut on Friday, could be forced to play a massive role if Clowney is ruled out.
Source: NBA Injury Report
BKN • Guard • #1
9 months ago
Russell will sit out the second night of Brooklyn’s back-to-back, and Tyrese Martin started in place of Russell during his most recent absence. Martin should return to the starting unit on Saturday, but he isn’t an appealing streaming option in standard leagues.
Source: NBA Injury Report
BKN • Center • #33
9 months ago
Claxton will get the night of on the second leg of Brooklyn’s back-to-back. Noah Clowney is questionable with an illness, so the Nets could be incredibly shorthanded down low. Drew Timme had a double-double in his NBA debut on Friday, and he could start at center with Claxton sidelined, unless Clowney plays and Brooklyn opts for a smaller starting unit.
Source: NBA Injury Report
TOR • Guard • #5
9 months ago
Quickley is one of the Raptors who has been absent nearly every other game for the last month due to “rest.” As Toronto does its best to tank, IQ won’t see the court as much as he should, but he’ll be effective when available, as he was on Friday.
TOR • Center • #19
9 months ago
Poeltl led all scorers, and he reached that mark on an efficient 12-of-14 shooting. The 24 points are his most since he scored 25 on January 3, though the big man has dropped at least 20 points in three of his last six. Over the Raptors’ last 12 games, Poeltl has alternated between playing and resting, and Toronto is expected to keep going with that song and dance to close out the 2024-25 campaign. The Raptors face the 76ers on Sunday, and we wouldn’t expect Poeltl to play in that one.
TOR • Center • #19
9 months ago
Poeltl led all scorers, and he reached that mark on an efficient 12-of-14 shooting. The 24 points are his most since he scored 25 on January 3, though the big man has dropped at least 20 points in three of his last six. Over the Raptors’ last 12 games, Poeltl has alternated between playing and resting, and Toronto is expected to keep going with that song and dance to close out the 2024-25 campaign. The Raptors face the 76ers on Sunday, and we wouldn’t expect Poeltl to play in that one.
BKN • • #
9 months ago
Hours after signing a two-year contract, Timme made his Nets debut against the Clippers. Noah Clowney and Day’Ron Sharpe being out meant rotation minutes for the former Gonzaga standout, and he recorded a double-double. There’s no need to add Timme in the aftermath of this performance, but it’s an indicator of what he can offer when playing rotation minutes. The Nets visit the Wizards on Saturday, so one (or both) of those reserve bigs may be available.
BKN • Forward • #2
9 months ago
Friday night was rough for Johnson and those who have him rostered. He provided limited production and only played for 20 minutes. While Johnson’s playing time occasionally taking a hit is unsurprising since the Nets aim to improve their draft lottery odds, 20 minutes is extreme for a player of his caliber. And with Brooklyn visiting the Wizards on Saturday, there’s no guarantee he will be available. Consider Johnson questionable for that matchup.
BKN • Guard • #45
9 months ago
No Nets players did much offensively in the 132-100 defeat, with Johnson leading the way in scoring. Percentages have long been an issue for Johnson, which has lowered his fantasy ceiling. However, most nights, the circumstances have made him worth the risk in deep leagues. Unfortunately, that was not the case on Friday, even with the steals production. The Nets visit the Wizards on Saturday in what should be an entertaining game for deep-league fantasy managers.
TOR • Forward • #77
9 months ago
Quickley and Poeltl are back after missing Wednesday’s win over the Nets, pushing Jamal Shead and Orlando Robinson to the bench. Battle, who steps into the lineup with RJ Barrett (rest) ruled out, is the other change.
Source: NBA Lineups
TOR • Forward • #99
9 months ago
Boucher will shake off his questionable tag, but it’s unlikely he sees many (if any) minutes in this contest. His availability isn’t impactful in the world of fantasy hoops.
Source: NBA Injury Report
BKN • Forward • #8
9 months ago
Wililams has been a starter when available, while Watford has been used mainly as a reserve. However, with Noah Clowney and Day’Ron Sharpe unavailable, Watford will take on an enhanced role within the Nets’ rotation. Both players are worth streaming in deep leagues due to the absences.
Source: Brian Lewis
BKN • Forward-Center • #21
9 months ago
Clowney joins Day’Ron Sharpe on the sideline for Friday’s game, which means more playing time for Trendon Watford. He’ll be worth streaming in deep leagues due to the Nets’ lack of options. Also, Drew Timme is available to make his Nets debut, but he would not be worth streaming.
Source: Brian Lewis
BKN • Forward-Center • #21
9 months ago
Clowney was initially probable, but now his chances of playing on Friday are truly up in the air. Day’Ron Sharpe has already been ruled out, so recently-signed Drew Timme could be in line to make his NBA debut as the backup center if Clowney isn’t able to suit up.
Source: Brian Lewis
BKN • • #
9 months ago
The former Gonzaga star went undrafted in 2023 and has been working hard in the G League to earn a spot in the NBA. After being named G League Player of the Week, Timme earned a standard contract with Brooklyn. It will be a good opportunity for him over the final couple weeks of the regular season, but it’s likely an indication of how the Nets want the rest of the season to play out. They are currently tied with Philadelphia for the fifth-best lottery odds despite both teams being on lengthy losing streaks. Don’t be surprised if Brooklyn fully pulls the plug on veterans such as Nic Claxton, D’Angelo Russell and Cameron Johnson soon.
Source: Brooklyn Nets
BKN • Forward • #2
9 months ago
Johnson sat out against Toronto on Wednesday but isn’t on the injury report against Los Angeles. He should return to his normal spot in the starting lineup, which will push Noah Clowney back to the bench and eliminate the streaming value that he held.
Source: Brian Lewis
TOR • Guard • #5
9 months ago
Both starters got a rest night against Brooklyn on Wednesday but will be back against Charlotte. RJ Barrett and Ochai Agbaji are getting the rest nights on Friday, so the starting lineup should like quite different. Jamal Shead and Orlando Robinson started on Wednesday but will likely be pushed to the bench.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • Forward • #99
9 months ago
Boucher hasn’t played in over a month, though that isn’t just because he has been sick. Boucher hasn’t been part of Toronto’s recent rotation even when healthy. Regardless of his availability, Jonathan Mogbo will continue to fill out most of the reserve frontcourt minutes.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • Forward-Guard • #9
9 months ago
Despite not having a back-to-back to manage, the Raptors have decided to rest Barrett and Agbaji for Friday’s game. The former’s absence opens up a spot in the starting lineup, which Immanuel Quickley could fill since he is not on the injury report. That would keep Ja’Kobe Walter in the starring five, maintaining his fantasy ceiling. Also, AJ Lawson and Jamison Battle may see their playing time increase, but Walter offers a higher upside if he continues to start.
Source: Blake Murphy
TOR • Forward-Guard • #9
9 months ago
Barrett has only been available for three of the Raptors’ last eight games. So, while he has reached double figures in all but one game he’s appeared in this season, the availability has done fantasy managers no favors. And with the Raptors essentially playing out the string, that may remain an issue between now and the end of the season. Barrett shouldn’t be dropped in standard leagues, but shallow-league managers should watch for alternatives.
TOR • Forward-Guard • #4
9 months ago
Barnes had a tough night shooting-wise, but he has connected on 47 percent of his shots over the past two weeks. That has been an encouraging development for a player shooting 44.5 percent for the season. Something that may be helping is the decrease in three-point attempts. Barnes has been averaging three attempts per game since the All-Star break, a drop of nearly two attempts per game compared to his three-point frequency before. He isn’t a good perimeter shooter, and taking fewer shots from that range may boost his overall numbers.
TOR • Center • #21
9 months ago
While Robinson did not play starters’ minutes despite being in the starting lineup, he made the most of his opportunity. The 23 points were two shy of his season-high, and Robinson finished with his fourth double-double. However, he entered Wednesday having scored 19 points in his prior three games. This performance was a departure from the norm for Robinson, who’s ranked outside the top 200 over the past two weeks. That said, the Raptors finish Week 21 with two games against teams also headed to the draft lottery in Charlotte and Philadelphia. If the Raptors continue resting Jakob Poeltl, Robinson will be worth a dice roll.
TOR • Guard • #14
9 months ago
The Raptors will have four new starters for Wednesday’s game, with Barnes being the lone holdover. For availability reasons, Shead, Walter and Robinson are worth streaming, while Barrett is already rostered in most fantasy leagues.
Source: NBA Lineups