
DEN • Center • #15
about 9 hours ago
Jokić has missed 14 straight games, but he’s nearing a return. According to Shams, “The Denver Nuggets will re-evaluate Nikola Jokić in about a week. He is making great progress; he’s in the ramp up phase of his return to play process.” Until Joker is cleared to return, the Nuggets will fill the void through a committee approach. The majority of big man minutes should be absorbed by Jonas Valančiūnas and Zeke Nnaji.
Source: Shams Charania

LAC • Point Guard • #8
about 9 hours ago
Dunn’s day was over early on Sunday against Brooklyn. but his ankle injury won’t cost him any additional time. Dunn has been a consistent starter for the Clippers, and he should be expected to handle his typical workload against Utah.
Source: NBA Injury Report

LAC • Point Guard • #8
1 day ago
Dunn left Sunday’s win over the Nets in the first half with an ankle injury and did not return after halftime. As a result, his status for Tuesday’s game against his former team is still unknown. Dunn has been a staple in the Clippers’ starting backcourt during his tenure in L.A., but if he can’t go against the Jazz, Kobe Sanders is a candidate to fill in as a starter.
Source: NBA Injury Report

LAC • Small Forward • #2
1 day ago
Leonard is once again listed as questionable. As he continues to manage a knee contusion, it’s likely that he’ll receive this status ahead of several more games in the near future. But the lingering knee issue hasn’t slowed the two-time Finals MVP down much when on the floor. He’s scored at least 20 points in a career-best 24 straight games, which has been key in the Clippers’ recent 15-3 stretch. If available on Tuesday, he should be set for another productive outing.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Small Forward and Shooting Guard • #8
1 day ago
With Watson unavailable for Friday’s win over the Bucks, Spencer Jones moved into the starting lineup. Since Denver won’t have Aaron Gordon on Tuesday, Jones may remain with the starters, pushing Zeke Nnaji to the bench if Jonas Valančiūnas plays.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Center • #17
1 day ago
Valančiūnas did not play in Friday’s win over the Bucks, which prompted Zeke Nnaji to move into the starting lineup. With Aaron Gordon (hamstring) out, Nnaji’s playing time may remain high, but he could be asked to come off the bench.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Point Guard and Shooting Guard • #27
1 day ago
Murray did not play in Friday’s win over the Bucks and was listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Grizzlies, which was postponed due to inclement weather. His likely return would push Julian Strawther to the bench after he scored 20 points against Milwaukee.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Power Forward and Small Forward • #32
1 day ago
Gordon strained his right hamstring during the second quarter of Friday’s win over the Bucks. This is the second time he’s injured his hamstring this season, so an extended absence may be in play. While DaRon Holmes II may pick up a few more minutes, Zeke Nnaji is the player fantasy managers should consider after he logged 37 productive minutes in Milwaukee.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Shooting Guard • #0
1 day ago
Tuesday’s game will be the tenth that Braun has missed as the team looks to get his left ankle right. With Jamal Murray (hamstring, hip) listed as probable, his return will likely push Julian Strawther to the bench. There’s no need to stream Strawther when he’s used in a reserve role.
Source: NBA Injury Report

LAC • Point Guard • #8
2 days ago
Dunn sprained his ankle late in the second quarter of Sunday’s blowout victory, heading back to the locker room to receive treatment. While he remained in uniform and was not declared done for the night, the Clippers’ guard did not play during the second half. Given the nature of the game, there was no need to risk putting Dunn back in. Kobe Sanders started the third quarter, finishing with nine points, three rebounds, two assists and one steal in 30 minutes.

LAC • Small Forward • #11
2 days ago
While Miller may not be on the radar for most fantasy managers, his consistent production has earned him a spot in the rotation. The third-year wing has reached double figures in seven straight and eight of his last nine appearances, the most productive stretch of his career to date. Rostered in 10 percent of Yahoo! leagues, Miller has been a top-75 player in eight- and nine-cat formats over the past two weeks. The Clippers’ three-game Week 15 schedule isn’t great, but he may be worth a look in deep leagues, especially if Kris Dunn (ankle) is limited or has to miss a game.

LAC • Point Guard and Shooting Guard • #1
2 days ago
Harden’s perfect night at the foul line pumped up the points tally, with the overall production being solid. More problematic than the 3-of-8 shooting from the field were the five turnovers, as The Beard has been responsible for 18 over his last three games. While that isn’t an issue for managers competing in eight-cat formats or punting turnovers, it would be nice for Harden to clean up that category during the Clippers’ three-game Week 15.

LAC • Small Forward • #2
2 days ago
Leonard is still on a minutes restriction, and he played the first few minutes of the fourth quarter to hit his threshold before checking out for the night. The good news for fantasy managers is that the Clippers’ forward provided good value while on the court, and that’s usually the case for Leonard, regardless of any restrictions he may be under. The Clippers play three games in Week 15, and a Sunday/Monday back-to-back caps it. As a result, this could be a two-game week for Leonard, depending on how his playing time is managed.

LAC • Point Guard • #14
2 days ago
Added to the Clippers’ injury report on Sunday afternoon, Washington’s absence does not affect the rotation or fantasy basketball.
Source: NBA Injury Report

LAC • Small Forward • #2
2 days ago
Initially questionable for Sunday’s game, Leonard got through his pregame routine without issue and will play. He was limited to 25 minutes in Thursday’s win over the Lakers, and the Clippers’ forward may be under a similar restriction on Sunday. Kobe Sanders will get solid minutes off the bench, but the rookie does not need to be rostered in redraft leagues.
Source: Justin Russo

LAC • Small Forward • #2
3 days ago
In addition to the left knee contusion that sidelined him for three games before his return on Thursday, Leonard is under the weather going into the Clippers’ final game of Week 14. If he’s unable to play, rookie Kobe Sanders should return to the starting lineup. He would be worth streaming if allowed to start.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Center • #17
3 days ago
Valančiūnas did not play in Friday’s win over the Bucks, with Zeke Nnaji starting in his place and playing 37 minutes. Given Denver’s lack of depth in the frontcourt, Nnaji would be worth streaming in deep leagues if he starts.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Small Forward and Shooting Guard • #8
3 days ago
Watson did not play in Friday’s win over the Bucks, resulting in Spencer Jones returning to the starting lineup. With Aaron Gordon suffering a strained hamstring during Friday’s game, Jones will likely remain in the starting lineup even if Watson plays.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Point Guard and Shooting Guard • #27
3 days ago
Murray was held out of Friday’s win over the Bucks, with Julian Strawther replacing him in the starting lineup. Despite a 1-of-6 night from three, the former first-round pick was productive in that role, finishing with 20 points, five rebounds, three assists, one steal and one three-pointer. Strawther and Tim Hardaway Jr. will be worth a look in fantasy leagues if Murray remains out.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Shooting Guard • #0
3 days ago
Sunday’s game will be the ninth that Braun has missed as he continues to work his way from a sprained left ankle initially suffered in mid-November. With Jamal Murray also out, the Nuggets started Julian Strawther in Friday’s win over the Bucks. Murray is listed as questionable for Sunday; if he can play, Strawther will head to the bench.
Source: NBA Injury Report

DEN • Power Forward • #22
4 days ago
With Nikola Jokic (knee) and Jonas Valanciunas (calf) out, Nnaji made a spot start and provided the Nuggets with some solid production. In his 37 minutes, he attacked the glass hard to lead Denver in rebounds, and also led them in blocked shots. Additionally, the sixth-year pro scored in double figures to collect his first double-double of the season. He will likely remain the starter at center for as long as Jokic and Valanciunas are out.

DEN • Point Guard • #
4 days ago
Hardaway wasn’t the most efficient shooter on Friday, but his scoring was massive in helping the undermanned Nuggets secure a victory. More than half of the field goals he made came from beyond the arc, and he made a couple of big free throws late in this one to help give Denver some cushion. Hardaway has sustained his scoring production throughout the year and has performed really well in January. He’s been a nice addition to this Nuggets bench.

DEN • Shooting Guard and Small Forward • #3
4 days ago
Strawther made his first start of the season for the injury-hit Nuggets and recorded arguably his best game of the season. In 27 minutes, the third-year guard led Denver in scoring, despite struggling from behind the three-point line. He’ll likely return to a reserve role once Jamal Murray, Christian Braun, and Peyton Watson return from injuries, and he’s not someone that fantasy basketball managers should consider adding to their roster. Still, his strong showing on Friday helped the Nuggets earn a win.

DEN • Power Forward and Small Forward • #32
4 days ago
The injury occurred in the second quarter when Gordon pushed the ball in transition. As he attacked, he pulled up suddenly, reached for his hamstring, and then surrendered possession of the ball to a teammate. He exited at the next deadball and was eventually ruled out in the third quarter. Gordon had already dealt with a hamstring injury this season, so a reaggregation may cause the Nuggets to take a cautious approach going forward.
Source: Bennett Durando

DEN • Shooting Guard and Small Forward • #3
4 days ago
The Nuggets’ starting unit on Friday features many changes. With Nikola Jokic, Peyton Watson, Christian Braun and Jamal Murray all out with injuries, several reserves have been elevated to the starting lineup. The unusual combination of players will look to overpower the Bucks, put together a second straight victory, and remain near the top of the Western Conference standings.
Source: Denver Nuggets

DEN • Small Forward and Shooting Guard • #8
4 days ago
Watson is one of multiple starters for Denver that will miss this game. He has been on fire as of late, and they’ll have to turn to Julian Strawther, Tim Hardaway Jr. and Spencer Jones to try and make up some of that production.
Source: Denver Nuggets

DEN • Point Guard and Shooting Guard • #27
4 days ago
Murray will sit out on Friday due to lower-body injuries. His absence will come on the second game of a back-to-back, as the Nuggets look to put together back-to-back wins. The veteran point guard’s scoring and improved facilitating have been key for the Nuggets during Nikola Jokic’s extended absence (knee). Without Murray, Tim Hardaway Jr. and Bruce Brown could see increased opportunities.
Source: Denver Nuggets

DEN • Center • #17
4 days ago
Valančiūnas returned to the lineup on Thursday following a multi-week absence, so it isn’t surprising that he’ll miss the second leg of this back-to-back. Zeke Nnaji and DaRon Holmes should take on larger roles with Valančiūnas out of the lineup, though only Nnaji has upside as a streamer.
Source: Denver Nuggets