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BKN • Center • #33
8 months ago
Claxton will be available after sitting out Tuesday’s loss to the Raptors for rest reasons. His return means Drew Timme will head to the bench, with the rookie losing some fantasy value. However, Timme will continue to play rotation minutes, especially with Day’Ron Sharpe (knee) still sidelined.
Source: Erik Slater
BKN • Forward • #2
8 months ago
While Keon will get a rest day on Tuesday, Cameron will miss a fourth straight game with a back injury. Trendon Watford will likely remain in the starting lineup, while Keon’s absence frees up additional minutes for Dariq Whitehead and Maxwell Lewis. One of those two will likely move into the starting five, raising their streaming value to managers whose leagues remain active.
Source: Erik Slater
BKN • Guard-Forward • #0
8 months ago
While he has not been a fantasy asset during his first two NBA seasons, Whitehead has recently been given more opportunities to show what he can do. After scoring 17 points in an April 3 loss to the Timberwolves, the second-year guard has reached double figures in two straight games for the first time. There’s no need to add Whitehead now, but he’ll have value if the Nets decide to shut down Cameron Johnson. At this point, it would be somewhat surprising if they didn’t hold out the veteran wing for the season’s final week.
BKN • • #
8 months ago
Timme started Sunday’s game for Nic Claxton, who was held out for rest reasons. The undrafted center out of Gonzaga has had his moments since joining the Nets, playing well enough to merit being streamed on nights when he’s allowed to start. The Nets’ four-game Week 23 includes a back-to-back, so managers whose leagues will be active may have another opportunity to stream Timme.
BKN • Guard • #4
8 months ago
Beekman started Sunday’s game for D’Angelo Russell, who was held out with a sore right ankle. The undrafted rookie out of Virginia was solid, and his value moving forward depends on Russell’s availability. The Nets aren’t going to the playoffs, so Beekman may have another opportunity to start during the final week of the regular season. Brooklyn plays four games during Week 23, beginning with the Pelicans on Tuesday.
BKN • • #
8 months ago
Beekman and Timme will get spot starts for the Nets on Sunday. Beekman hasn’t looked promising when given opportunities to contribute, but Timme has shown potential through four games with Brooklyn.
DAL • G • #31
8 months ago
Thompson shot 4-of-8 from three and did not provide much else of value to fantasy managers on Saturday. Over the past two weeks, the veteran sharpshooter is ranked outside the top 200 in eight- and nine-cat formats. Thompson has primarily been a points and three-pointers player this season, and his field goal percentage of 41.3 percent is the lowest of his career. Thompson managers whose leagues are active during Week 23 will have three games to work with, starting with Wednesday’s matchup against the Lakers.
DAL • C • #2
8 months ago
Saturday’s game was Lively’s second since returning from a stress fracture in his ankle. As expected, there’s still some rust, and the Mavericks are taking a conservative approach to his workload. Lively only played 15 minutes, offering limited value during his time on the court. With Daniel Gafford (knee) sitting out, Kai Jones assumed the backup center responsibilities and had an excellent night. Shooting 9-of-9 from the field, he finished with 18 points, seven rebounds, one steal and three blocks. However, as good as this line was, fantasy managers whose leagues will be active next week don’t need to pick up Jones. Dallas plays on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, which should ensure that Lively and Gafford are available.
DAL • F-C • #3
8 months ago
After sitting out Friday’s loss to the Clippers, Davis was back in the lineup for Saturday’s rematch. While the points and rebounds were solid, his efficiency left something to be desired. Not only did Davis shoot below 50 percent from the field, but he was also responsible for six turnovers. Over the past two weeks, he has been a ninth-round player in eight-cat formats, ranking just outside the top-100 according to Basketball Monster. For Davis managers whose leagues run through Week 23, the Mavericks play three games, all on the busiest days of the week (Wednesday, Friday and Sunday).
DAL • F • #25
8 months ago
Washington and Martin have been upgraded from probable to available, and both played in Friday’s loss to the Clippers. Their roles should not change much, if at all. Washington will remain in the starting lineup, with Martin likely playing around 20 minutes off the bench.
Source: Grant Afseth
DAL • F-C • #3
8 months ago
Davis and Lively have been upgraded from probable to available and should start alongside each other. Daniel Gafford (knee) is unavailable after starting on Friday, opening up a spot for Lively, while Davis will likely push Naji Marshall to the bench. Marshall is worth holding onto due to Dallas’s lack of depth.
Source: Grant Afseth
DAL • F-C • #21
8 months ago
Gafford is sitting out Saturday’s game because it is the Mavericks’ second in as many nights. Dallas will have suitable coverage for Gafford’s absence, with Anthony Davis and Dereck Lively II on track to play. Hardy sprained his right ankle during the fourth quarter of Friday’s loss to the Clippers. His absence should free up additional minutes for fellow reserve Max Christie, who is worth a look in deep leagues.
Source: Grant Afseth
BKN • Forward • #8
8 months ago
Williams and Wilson are back, with the former likely returning to the starting lineup. If so, Maxwell Lewis is most likely headed to the bench. Williams is worth rostering in deep leagues, especially with Cameron Johnson unavailable. As for Wilson, there may be too many players in the mix for rotation minutes for him to be impactful in fantasy leagues.
Source: Erik Slater
BKN • Center • #33
8 months ago
Claxton and Russell’s absences open up two spots in the Nets’ starting lineup for Sunday’s game. Drew Timme is a possible replacement for the former, while Tyrese Martin could be asked to fill in for the latter. Whoever starts will be worth streaming in deep leagues, even with Sunday’s schedule consisting of 11 games.
Source: Erik Slater
DAL • F • #16
8 months ago
Martin is once again listed as probable as he continues to manage his hip injury. He played 18 minutes on Friday and only contributed one rebound, one steal and two turnovers. He isn’t a player to consider rostering in any format, but his expected availability on the second night of a back-to-back is a good sign for his progress.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • G • #1
8 months ago
Hardy exited during the fourth quarter of Friday’s game after spraining his right ankle, and it is expected to keep him sidelined on the second night of the Mavericks’ back-to-back. Max Christie should take on extra minutes with Hardy expected to be out.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • F-C • #21
8 months ago
Gafford started on Friday in the first leg of the Mavericks’ mini-series with the Clippers, and there is a chance that he suits up for the second game. However, it is more likely that he sits out, which would allow Kai Jones to once again play a large role off the bench, with Dereck Lively II starting at center.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • G • #31
8 months ago
Thompson exited early from Friday’s game against the Clippers after playing just 13 minutes in the first half. However, the illness won’t keep him out of the lineup during the rematch, which means Max Christie won’t get the starting nod in his place.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • F • #25
8 months ago
Washington played 28 minutes in the first leg of the Mavericks’ back-to-back set with the Clippers, though he may have played more if it wasn’t a blowout. He should continue to start and play a large role in the rematch.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • F-C • #3
8 months ago
Both players sat out the first night of the Mavericks’ back-to-back set with the Clippers, so their expected availability shouldn’t come as a surprise. They’ll both likely start, which will push Naji Marshall and Daniel Gafford to the bench, though Gafford is questionable as he continues to manage his knee injury.
Source: NBA Injury Report
BKN • Forward • #2
8 months ago
The only other update that head coach Jordi Fernandez provided was that they haven’t made a decision on D’Angelo Russell’s status for their matchup with Toronto, though he is still dealing with soreness in his ankle. Depending on that statuses of Jalen Wilson and Ziaire Williams, Trendon Watford and Maxwell Lewis could be in line for another starting nod.
Source: Meghan Triplett
DAL • G • #1
8 months ago
Hardy was productive in 29 minutes, but his Friday night came to a painful end during the fourth quarter. He stepped on a Clippers’ player’s foot and sprained his right ankle. Requiring assistance to get back to the locker room, Hardy could not put any weight on his right leg. At a minimum, fantasy managers should assume he will not be available for Saturday’s rematch with the Clippers. Between Hardy’s injury and Klay Thompson (illness) exiting during the first half, Max Christie (11/6/1/1 with one three-pointer in 33 minutes) should play plenty on Saturday, possibly as a starter.
Source: Justin Russo
DAL • G • #26
8 months ago
Dinwiddie has reached double figures in four straight and 12 of his last 13 games. Since moving into the starting lineup on March 19, the Mavericks’ guard has provided fifth-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats. Dinwiddie hasn’t been the most reliable fantasy option for most of his career. Still, the current injury situation in Dallas makes him a must-roster player for Saturday’s game against the Clippers. He’s rostered in 52 percent of Yahoo! leagues, so managers in shallow leagues can find Dinwiddie on the waiver wire.
DAL • F • #13
8 months ago
After scoring 14 points on 6-of-13 shooting in his prior two games, Marshall benefited from the Mavericks playing without Anthony Davis on Friday. He’s scored 20 points or more 16 times this season, 15 more than his prior four seasons combined. While Davis may be available for Saturday’s rematch with the Clippers, Dallas watched Klay Thompson (illness) and Jaden Hardy (ankle) exit Friday’s game due to injury. Marshall will have a higher fantasy ceiling if they’re unavailable, even if Davis plays.
DAL • G • #31
8 months ago
Thompson was limited to 13 first-half minutes, scoring two points on 1-of-3 shooting. To begin the third quarter, he was replaced in the lineup by Max Christie, and the Mavericks could stick with that if Thompson cannot play in Saturday’s rematch.
Source: Law Murray
DAL • F • #16
8 months ago
Martin has been upgraded from probable to available, giving the Mavericks another option on the perimeter. However, with the two teams meeting again on Saturday, the few who have Caleb rostered should plan for him not to play in the rematch.
Source: Grant Afseth
DAL • F-C • #3
8 months ago
Davis is out after having his best game since returning from injury against the Hawks Wednesday. The Mavericks are playing a back-to-back with the Clippers and Davis wasn’t going to play both ends. Naji Marshall is set to start in his place Friday and Davis should be back in the lineup Saturday.
Source: Mike Curtis
BKN • Center • #33
8 months ago
Claxton got last Saturday off for rest before returning Monday against the Mavericks, though he had just six points in 27 minutes. The 25-year-old center had a much better effort against the Timberwolves Thursday as he scored 18 points on 9-of-10 shooting from the field. Claxton started and played 24 minutes, though Drew Timme came off the bench and also played 24 minutes. Claxton should continue to start when available, but it appears he’s ceding some minutes to Timme.
BKN • Guard • #1
8 months ago
Russell missed last Saturday’s game with an ankle injury but had a nice game in his return against the Mavericks on Monday with 18 points, five rebounds and 11 assists. The 29-year-old point guard had a terrible game against the Timberwolves Thursday. Seemingly out of nowhere, Russell was held without points as he missed all six of his field goal attempts. He played just 13 minutes, which had to do with his effectiveness and not his ankle injury. Russell will look to bounce back Sunday against the Raptors.
DAL • F • #16
8 months ago
Martin should be good to go on the first leg of the Mavericks’ back-to-back. He’ll continue to play a role off the bench, but he hasn’t been able to contribute much value in the box score. With PJ Washington back, that certainly won’t change on Friday.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • F • #25
8 months ago
Washington will be back after a one-game absence, which means he will push Naji Marshall back to the bench. However, with Anthony Davis questionable, Marshall will have a chance to remain a starter even with Washington back.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • C • #2
8 months ago
Lively will sit out the first leg of the Mavericks’ back-to-back set with the Clippers, which will likely allow Daniel Gafford to start. With both players coming off lengthy absences, Gafford will likely sit out on Saturday, with Lively returning to the starting lineup. Kai Jones should take on extra minutes in both games.
Source: NBA Injury Report
DAL • F-C • #3
8 months ago
It’s a back-to-back set with the Clippers, and AD will likely only play in one of the games. Whichever one he sits out in, Naji Marshall should get the starting nod in his place.
Source: NBA Injury Report
BKN • Forward • #27
8 months ago
With Cameron Johnson, Ziaire Williams and Jalen Wilson all sidelined, Lewis and Watford will slide into the starting unit. Both players will make their first starts of the season and should see plenty of minutes for the shorthanded Nets.
Source: NBA Lineups
BKN • Forward • #22
9 months ago
Brooklyn will be incredibly shorthanded on the wing with Wilson joining Cameron Johnson and Ziaire Williams on the sidelines for Thursday’s game. Maxwell Lewis and Trendon Watford should be in line to take on significant roles and potentially move into the starting unit. They’re worth considering as streaming options based on the opportunity to play big minutes on a day with only six games.
Source: Meghan Triplett
BKN • Guard • #1
9 months ago
No surprise here as Russell was initially listed as probable with right ankle soreness. The 29-year-old point guard missed last Saturday’s game against the Wizards, but returned Monday against the Mavericks and had a double-double. He appears to be mostly over the ankle issue at this point.
Source: CJ Holmes
DAL • C • #2
9 months ago
Wednesday’s game was the first for Lively since January 14, as he had been sidelined with a stress fracture in his right ankle. While he was immediately inserted into the starting lineup, the second-year center was limited to 16 minutes. With the Mavericks ending Week 22 with a Friday/Saturday back-to-back against the Clippers, fantasy managers should anticipate Lively sitting out one of those games. While capable of providing value in the rebound and blocked shot categories, the minutes restriction limits Lively’s ceiling for what is championship week in many fantasy leagues.
DAL • F • #13
9 months ago
Marshall has made quite a few starts this year with all the injuries the Mavericks have dealt with. He got another start Wednesday with PJ Washington (illness) out. The 27-year-old small forward wasn’t nearly as effective in this game as prior starts as he scored just six points on six field goal attempts in 35 minutes, though Marshall made up for it by dishing out eight assists. He’ll continue to have value in deeper formats when inserted into the starting lineup.
DAL • G • #26
9 months ago
Dinwiddie’s excellent run as the Mavericks’ starting point guard continued Wednesday. The 31-year-old had another double-double with 14 points and 10 assists. Dinwiddie has had a double-double in two of his last three games. He’s been a top-50 fantasy player over the last two weeks and could be one of the better waiver wire finds of the end of the season.
DAL • F-C • #3
9 months ago
While the Mavericks’ trade for Davis was widely panned and mocked, the 32-year-old power forward turned in a vintage performance Wednesday against the Hawks. He was a machine down low with 34 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks. He did all that damage in just 30 minutes as he’s coming off an adductor injury. Davis was his dominant self for the first time since returning from the injury. Ideally, we’d see this version of Davis more regularly over the Mavs’ final few games of the regular season, though they do have a back-to-back coming up, so AD will likely get one night off.
DAL • F-C • #3
9 months ago
While the Mavericks’ trade for Davis was widely panned and mocked, the 32-year-old power forward turned in a vintage performance Wednesday against the Hawks. Davis was a machine down low with 34 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks. He did all that damage in just 30 minutes as he’s coming off an adductor injury. Davis was his dominant self for the first time since returning from the injury. Ideally, we’d see this version of Davis more regularly over the course of the rest of the season.
DAL • C • #2
9 months ago
The Mavericks have made two changes to their starting lineup for Wednesday’s game. Marshall is starting for PJ Washington, who is unavailable due to illness. The other change is Lively, who will start his first game back from a stress fracture in his ankle. While limited to 15 minutes, he will replace Daniel Gafford in the starting five.
Source: NBA Lineups
DAL • F • #16
9 months ago
Initially probable for Wednesday’s game, Martin played 21 minutes off the bench in Monday’s loss to the Nets. He’ll likely shoulder a similar workload against Atlanta, as the Mavericks should be as healthy as they’ve been since the trade deadline. Martin is a player who many fantasy managers can afford to leave on the waiver wire.
Source: Dallas Mavericks
DAL • F-C • #3
9 months ago
While Davis was initially probable for Wednesday’s game, Lively has not appeared in a contest since January 14. AD will likely be limited to 25-28 minutes, while Lively will play no more than 15. Daniel Gafford is also available, which will help account for the remaining minutes.
Source: Dallas Mavericks
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.
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
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
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
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.