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IND • Forward • #22
20 days ago
Mathurin is back and will make his first appearance since October 25, as he returns from a foot injury. As a result, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl will head back to the bench. The other change is Jackson, who replaces Tony Bradley in the starting five. Mathurin’s minutes will likely be limited, but he’s worth rostering given the Pacers’ lack of consistent scorers.
Source: NBA Lineups
IND • Guard-Forward • #00
20 days ago
Mathurin is set to make his return from a toe injury against the Pistons on Monday. The 23-year-old shooting guard participated in a simulated game over the weekend. His return is huge for the Pacers, who’ve been dealt a brutal hand of injuries to start the season. It’s unclear if Mathurin will be on a minutes limit in his first game back.
GSW • Forward • #00
20 days ago
Kuminga will miss a fourth consecutive game with bilateral patellar tendinitis. Moses Moody has been his replacement in the starting lineup and should retain that role until Kuminga returns. The offensive production has been a bit inconsistent, but Moody did go off for 32 points in Sunday’s win over the Pelicans. He’s worth the streaming risk in deep leagues.
Source: NBA Injury Report
GSW • Guard • #2
21 days ago
Podziemski has reached double figures in three of the four games he’s played since returning to a reserve role in a November 11 loss to the Thunder. Sunday’s performance was his best, and the third-year guard has provided seventh-round value in nine-cat formats over the past week. Jonathan Kuminga’s absence has opened up additional opportunities for Podziemski, and he’s taken advantage. While he doesn’t need to start to provide solid fantasy value, Podz’s ceiling is lower when coming off the bench and the Warriors are whole.
GSW • Forward • #23
21 days ago
Green didn’t have the most efficient night, shooting poorly from the field and committing five turnovers. While he provided decent value in the rebound and assist categories, his inefficiency has significantly damaged the Warriors forward’s fantasy value. Through 14 games, Green is shooting 37.3 percent from the field and 58.5 percent from the foul line and averaging 3.2 turnovers per game. Add in the limited offensive output, and he may not be worth the risk in 12-team leagues, especially with the Warriors entering a three-game week.
GSW • • #
21 days ago
Golden State scored 44 points in the first quarter and maintained control for most of the night, handling the struggling Pelicans with relative ease. Butler was one of two starters to play more than 30 minutes on Sunday, and all that his final stat line lacked was a blocked shot. The six turnovers were a negative, but Butler has been excellent more often than not thus far. As long as he’s available, fantasy managers should continue to receive value that exceeds Butler’s Yahoo! ADP of 50. The Warriors play three games during Week 5.
GSW • Guard • #4
21 days ago
On a night when Stephen Curry (9/5/3/0/1 with one three-pointer) shot 2-of-11 from the field, Moody came through with a huge night. And he didn’t take long to get going, hitting seven three-pointers in the first quarter. He’s the third player in franchise history to hit at least seven threes in a quarter, joining Curry and Klay Thompson. Moody, who has started the last three games in place of the injured Jonathan Kuminga, finished with a career-high point total and solid value in the defensive categories. Moody’s fantasy value in the short term depends on Kuminga’s availability, and the Warriors open Week 5 with a Tuesday/Wednesday road back-to-back against the Magic and Heat.
Source: Golden State Warriors
IND • Guard-Forward • #00
21 days ago
Mathurin is said to be getting close to returning from his toe injury. His questionable listing for Monday’s game with the Pistons is a step in the right direction even if he’s ultimately ruled out. Mathurin’s return will likely happen at some point in the Pacers’ next few games.
IND • Forward • #43
22 days ago
Siakam was one of the few bright spots for Indiana in this one as they fell to 1-12 overall to open the season. It’s officially the worst start to a season in franchise history. Not only are they without franchise cornerstone Tyrese Haliburton (Achilles), but they’re also without Aaron Nesmith (knee), Obi Topin (foot) and Bennedict Mathurin (toe) right now. The 31-year-old forward has picked up the slack from a scoring perspective recently, averaging 25 points over his last three games. The injury-ravaged Pacers will attempt to turn things around next week when they face the Pistons, Hornets and Cavaliers.
IND • Guard-Forward • #2
22 days ago
Nembhard got off to a sizzling-hot start with Aaron Nemsmith (knee) out of the lineup, pouring in 11 points in the opening stanza on 4-of-5 shooting, including a trio of three pointers. He cooled off in the second quarter, finishing with just two points and was limited to just nine more during the entire second half. He and teammate Pascal Siakam were the lone Pacers in double figures as they struggled to put up points due to an avalanche of injuries to key contributors. It’s a tough development for Indiana, but the lack of additional scoring threats should lead to more opportunities for Nembhard in the coming weeks.
IND • Forward • #5
22 days ago
Walker moves into the starting lineup in place of Aaron Nesmith, who Pacers coach Rick Carlisle expects to miss up to four weeks. Walker has struggled as a starter this year, but he should remain in that role for a few weeks.
Source: Scott Agness
IND • Guard-Forward • #00
22 days ago
Mathurin participated in a simulated game Saturday morning. He injured his toe during the second game of the season and hasn’t played since. His return would be a welcome one for the Pacers due to the mountain of injuries that continue to pile up.
Source: Dustin Dopirak
IND • Guard-Forward • #23
22 days ago
That would have Nesmith returning in mid-December. Carlisle did note it’s possible Nesmith returns earlier, but that is the most likely scenario. Ben Sheppard and Jarace Walker should see a boost in minutes as long as Nesmith is sidelined.
Source: Dustin Dopirak
GSW • Forward • #00
22 days ago
The bilateral patellar tendonitis will hold Kuminga out for a second straight game. Head coach Steve Kerr’s rotations will continue to be inconsistent, but Moses Moody and Will Richard should take on larger roles with Kuminga unavailable.
Source: NBA Injury Report
GSW • Guard • #30
22 days ago
Two days after Curry dropped 46 points in a win in San Antonio, he provided an encore. He set new season-highs for both points and three-pointers in what was his best game of the season. Since being held to 11 points in a blowout loss to the Thunder, Curry has responded with 95 points and 14 triples across two games. Poor San Antonio. Up next on this road trip is a stop in New Orleans on Sunday to wrap up this week. The Pelicans have a bottom-three defensive rating this season, making this a great opportunity for Steph to stay scorching hot.
GSW • • #
22 days ago
Butler was able to supplement Stephen Curry’s 49 points with enough offense for the Warriors to escape with a win. Butler scored at least 20 points for a second straight game, but he wasn’t able to replicate his five three-pointers from Wednesday’s game against the Spurs. They’ll leave San Antonio with back-to-back wins, and Butler was solid in both.
IND • Forward • #17
23 days ago
Martin missed Thursday’s game, but he’ll be able to suit up against Toronto. Martin has played an inconsistent role for Indiana since signing with them last week, but with Aaron Nesmith (knee) sidelined, Martin could play a significant role, though that likely won’t make him worth rostering.
Source: NBA Injury Report
GSW • Forward • #00
23 days ago
Kuminga bowed out of Wednesday’s matchup with San Antonio, and he’ll be forced to miss Friday’s matchup while continuing to deal with bilateral patellar tendonitis. In Kuminga’s absence, Moses Moody and Will Richard should be the biggest fantasy beneficiaries.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • • #
23 days ago
This was a second straight start for Bradley, and while he wasn’t great, he was able to score in double figures. It close to a minutes split between Bradley, Isaiah Jackson and Jay Huff, with all three playing between 14 and 17 minutes. All of them will continue to play, but none has separated from the others enough to justify being rostered in standard leagues.
IND • Guard-Forward • #2
23 days ago
It wasn’t a great shooting night for Nembhard, but he was at least able to get some offense going, which can’t really be said for the rest of the team. This was an ugly loss for Indiana, but Nembhard has been productive since returning from a hip injury, averaging 20.5 points and 7.5 assists over their last four games. Things may not get better for the Pacers, but Nembhard should continue to be productive.
IND • Guard-Forward • #23
23 days ago
The Pacers are calling it left knee soreness, but Nesmith stepped on Jeremiah Robinson-Earl’s foot, which caused his knee to turn awkwardly. It didn’t look great, but we’ll wait for the team to give an official diagnosis instead of speculating on timelines. Ben Sheppard should play more minutes for the remainder of this game and beyond if Nesmith misses more time.
Source: Indiana Pacers
GSW • Forward • #00
24 days ago
Kuminga played in Golden State’s last game despite bilateral patellar tendonitis, but he had to exit early because of it. Now, there’s a chance it keeps him out again. Kuminga was pushed to a reserve role for their last game and should remain there again. His absence should lead to a few extra minutes for Will Richard, Moses Moody and Gary Payton II.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • Forward • #17
24 days ago
Martin signed with Indiana last week and has been part of the rotation since, though he has only reached 20 minutes in a game once. His absence could lead to a few extra minutes for Jarace Walker but won’t have a drastic impact on the rotation after he played just five minutes in their last game.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • Guard-Forward • #00
24 days ago
On October 28, the Pacers referred to Mathurin as week-to-week. He still has not returned with what the injury report calls a “right great toe sprain.” We’ve seen Mathurin shooting in pre-game warmups, so it’s possible that he’s getting close to a return, but the Pacers have yet to provide any sort of timeline.
Source: NBA Injury Report
GSW • Guard • #4
24 days ago
Moody got the start against the Spurs and added another strong performance. His biggest impact on Wednesday came from beyond the arc, where he made half of his attempts and finished as one of three Warriors players with at least five makes from deep. His impact on the offensive end was evident, and as he continues to produce, he could remain in the starting lineup going forward.
GSW • • #
24 days ago
Butler played a major role in Golden State’s comeback win over San Antonio. He used accurate shooting, high three-point production, and good volume at the free-throw line to nearly reach the 30-point mark. In addition to his scoring, Butler made plays on the defensive end and also set the table for his teammates. Overall, he tallied a very balanced performance to help the Warriors get their second road win of the season.
GSW • Guard • #30
24 days ago
Curry exploded in the third quarter against the Spurs to help land his second 40-point game of the season. He scored 22 points in the frame as part of a 31-point half that allowed the Warriors to come from behind and secure the victory. He made contributions as a passer and rebounder along the way, and continues to deliver for fantasy managers. He’ll have another chance to produce at a high level against the Spurs during Friday’s rematch.
GSW • Forward • #00
25 days ago
Kuminga logged 12 minutes in the first half of Wednesday’s game against the Spurs and was held scoreless before being ruled out with knee soreness. The versatile wing had been battling a knee injury that left him questionable to play in this matchup previously. He eventually was upgraded to available before the start of the game and came off the bench for the first time all season.
Source: Anthony Slater
GSW • Forward • #00
25 days ago
Kuminga was upgraded from probable to available after dealing with a knee injury. However, he’ll come off the bench for the first time this season as the Warriors look to get back above .500 after their game against the Spurs on Wednesday. Rookie Will Richard will start in Kuminga’s place.
Source: Anthony Slater
GSW • Guard • #4
25 days ago
While Jonathan Kuminga (knee) and Quinten Post (Achilles) are available, neither will be in the starting lineup on Wednesday. Moody and Richard have replaced them, and the changes also mean that Draymond will likely begin the game as Victor Wembanyama’s primary defender. Of the two replacements in the starting lineup, Moody is the safer streaming choice.
Source: Golden State
GSW • Center • #21
25 days ago
Initially probable for Wednesday’s game, Post has been given the all-clear. Whether he starts or comes off the bench, the second-year center is unlikely to provide the value needed to justify being rostered in most fantasy leagues. Especially with Al Horford available after not playing on Tuesday.
Source: NBA Injury Report
GSW • Forward • #00
25 days ago
Kuminga was listed as questionable on the Warriors’ initial injury report after playing 24 minutes in Tuesday’s loss to the Thunder. He’s on track to play, meaning Golden State may have its full starting lineup available. Draymond Green is available, as he only played 22 minutes on Tuesday.
Source: Sam Gordon
GSW • Center • #21
25 days ago
Post started and had six points and three rebounds in 17 minutes against the Thunder on Tuesday. The 25-year-old center is probable with left Achilles soreness for the matchup with the Spurs on Wednesday. Post doesn’t have much fantasy value, but he’s usable in deeper formats when he’s in the starting lineup.
Source: Dalton Johnson
GSW • Forward • #00
25 days ago
Kuminga is dealing with bilateral patellar tendonitis so he could be looking at a night off for the second game of a back-to-back against the Spurs on Wednesday. The Warriors are otherwise very healthy with Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green all set to be available.
GSW • Guard • #30
25 days ago
Yikes. Curry returned to Golden State’s lineup following a three-game absence due to illness and had an extremely rare off night shooting the basketball. The 37-year-old generational talent got off to a terrible start, knocking down just 3-of-10 from the floor in the first half, including just 1-of-5 from three-point range. He was relegated to the bench for the entire fourth quarter of the blowout and played just six minutes in the entire second half as the Warriors fell to 1-6 on the road this season. They’ll attempt to get back on track when they square off against the Spurs on Wednesday evening on the second night of a back-to-back.
IND • Guard • #9
25 days ago
Given the amount of time McConnell missed with a strained right hamstring, it’s unsurprising that he was on a minutes restriction Tuesday night. However, he only played 11 minutes and did not see any action after halftime. Those who stashed McConnell in an IL+ slot should remain patient, as his production in the 11 minutes he did play was promising. Given the current state of the Pacers roster, it isn’t difficult to envision McConnell providing quality fantasy value once he’s freed from any restrictions.
Source: Alex Golden
IND • Guard-Forward • #2
25 days ago
Nembhard has surpassed 20 points in two of the three games he’s played since returning from a shoulder injury, with Tuesday’s total being a season-high. Add in the percentages, assists and three-pointers, and this is the kind of performance that Nembhard managers will hope becomes the norm (or close to it). T.J. McConnell’s return did not affect Nembhard’s minutes, as he only played 11 first-half minutes, and it should not be an issue throughout the season, given Indiana’s lack of consistent options.
IND • Forward • #43
25 days ago
Siakam’s return from a one-game absence did not keep the Pacers from giving up 152 points on Tuesday, but he did provide fantasy managers with another solid stat line. Thus far, Spicy P is ranked outside the top-100 in eight- and nine-cat formats, providing greater value in the former. His usage has jumped by more than six percentage points from last season, but the Pacers’ lack of proven scorers has negatively impacted Siakam’s value. On a better version of this team, he would be an enticing “buy low” option. However, with Indiana now 1-10, managers who have Siakam rostered may be concerned about a potential late-season tank.
IND • • #
26 days ago
Nembhard is the only holdover from the five who started Sunday’s loss to the Warriors. Nesmith and Siakam are back after missing that contest, with Ben Sheppard and Jarace Walker moving to the bench. The other two changes are Robinson-Earl and Bradley, who replace Jay Huff and Isaiah Jackson. JRE and Bradley aren’t great streaming options, but the change to start gives them a shot at achieving fantasy relevance.
Source: NBA Lineups
IND • • #
26 days ago
Peter is good to go after initially being listed as questionable for Tuesday’s game. However, he played only six minutes in Sunday’s loss to the Warriors, and T.J. McConnell is available for the first time this season. Peter is unlikely to get the minutes needed to make an impact in fantasy basketball.
Source: Indiana Pacers
IND • Guard • #9
26 days ago
McConnell is set for his first action of the 2025-26 season, providing the Pacers with needed depth at point guard. He’ll back up Andrew Nembhard, but McConnell does not need starters’ minutes to provide tangible fantasy value. He’ll have value once allowed to play his regular minutes.
Source: Indiana Pacers
GSW • Center • #21
26 days ago
Curry is back after missing the last three games with an illness. His return means Brandin Podziemski will come off the bench, with Post getting the start at center. Green is starting on Tuesday, but there’s a chance he won’t play on Wednesday against the Spurs.
Source: NBA Lineups
GSW • Forward • #23
26 days ago
Green is available for Tuesday’s game against the Thunder, but he has been banged up recently. With that in mind, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said his forward/center could sit out Wednesday’s game against the Spurs, as Al Horford will be available. Horford is not playing on Tuesday; this approach should ensure that at least one of the two veteran bigs will be available for each game.
Source: Anthony Slater
GSW • Center-Forward • #42
26 days ago
Horford will sit out the first leg of this back-to-back, so he should be back to take on the Spurs on Wednesday. Quinten Post should play a decent-sized role as the primary center option against the Thunder, though his fantasy impact is limited.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • F • #50
26 days ago
This will be a second 10-day for JRE, which means they’ll have to sign him to a rest-of-season deal if they want to keep him beyond this contract. He has played big minutes for the Pacers recently, averaging 8.0 points and 10.7 rebounds over 24.8 minutes per game over their last three outings. He’ll likely continue to fill a large role, but he’s only worth a roster spot in deep formats.
Source: Indiana Pacers
IND • • #
27 days ago
Peter was initially questionable for Sunday’s loss to the Warriors, playing six minutes off the bench. Even if he’s available on Tuesday, the rookie guard will be in for a similar workload since Andrew Nembhard is healthy. And if T.J. McConnell (hamstring) plays, Peter may be in for a DNP-CD.
Source: Indiana Pacers
IND • Guard-Forward • #23
27 days ago
Nesmith is back after sitting out Sunday’s loss to the Warriors. His return means Ben Sheppard will head back to the bench in a move that does not impact fantasy basketball. Even with the Pacers’ many injuries, there’s no need to consider Sheppard in most leagues.
Source: Jeremiah Johnson
IND • Guard • #9
27 days ago
McConnell has yet to play this season after suffering a hamstring injury in the preseason. The 33-year-old point guard is ramping up in his recovery and his questionable listing at least gives him a chance to return against the Jazz on Tuesday. McConnell will be worth the wait for fantasy managers as he’ll eventually return to a full workload with the Pacers’ many other injuries.
IND • Forward • #43
27 days ago
Siakam did not play in Sunday’s loss to the Warriors, which was Indiana’s second game in as many nights. His return to the lineup means Jay Huff will be bumped to the bench after recording a double-double the last time out. Huff has offered limited fantasy value this season, so he doesn’t have to be held in most fantasy leagues.
Source: Jeremiah Johnson
GSW • Guard • #30
27 days ago
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said after Sunday’s win over the Pacers that he expected Curry to play on Tuesday, and the superstar guard has been removed from the injury report. How much he’ll play remains to be seen, but his return is great news for the Warriors and for fantasy managers who have him rostered. Brandin Podziemski and Quinten Post are potential options to head to the bench, with the latter still having standard league value if he’s moved into a reserve role.
Source: NBA Injury Report
GSW • Center-Forward • #42
27 days ago
Tuesday’s game is the first of two in as many nights for the Warriors, who visit the Spurs on Wednesday. Horford will miss one of the games; it’s just a matter of which one. His availability impacts Quinten Post, who played 24 minutes in Sunday’s win over the Pacers. With Stephen Curry (illness) off the injury report, Post’s playing time may hold steady if Horford sits.
Source: NBA Injury Report
GSW • Guard • #30
27 days ago
Curry has missed the Warriors’ last three games due to illness, but he was on the bench Sunday night and appeared to be in good spirits. Following the 114-83 victory, Kerr gave Warriors fans and fantasy managers some more good news, revealing that he expects Curry to be available on Tuesday. That matchup is the first of two games in as many nights for the Warriors, who visit the Spurs on Wednesday. Quinten Post and Brandin Podziemski are the two players to watch for who will move to the bench when Curry returns. Both will remain in the rotation, but the latter offers a higher ceiling when used in a reserve role.
Source: Danny Emerman
IND • Guard-Forward • #2
27 days ago
Nembhard finished Sunday’s defeat with a solid assist tally, but the field-goal percentage took a beating in Indiana’s final game of the week. However, the fact that he played 30 minutes or more in both games of the Pacers’ weekend back-to-back is far more critical, given the time he missed with a shoulder injury. Plus, Indiana was without Pascal Siakam and Aaron Nesmith on Sunday, which has to be factored into Nembhard’s poor shooting. He should get better looks when Siakam is on the floor. Indiana plays three games during Week 4, starting with the Jazz on Tuesday.
IND • Center • #30
27 days ago
According to Cleaning the Glass, Huff has played 21 percent of his minutes this season at power forward, and that was his role on Sunday. He recorded his first double-double of the season, hitting double digits in scoring for the second time and in rebounds for the first. Isaiah Jackson (12/6/1/0/1 in 21 minutes) also recorded a solid stat line, but he and Huff played 21 and 22 minutes, respectively. That’s the issue for both, especially with Pascal Siakam returning after sitting out Sunday’s game for rest reasons. Jackson is the player whom more fantasy managers have invested in, but Huff has provided greater fantasy value.
GSW • • #
27 days ago
Richard has reached double figures in three straight games, which have coincided with Stephen Curry’s absence due to illness. The opportunities haven’t been consistent enough for the rookie to remain rostered in fantasy leagues, but he’s becoming a player who’s at least worthy of a look on nights when the Warriors aren’t at full strength. And another such day may be on the horizon, as Golden State begins Week 4 with a Tuesday/Wednesday back-to-back, and neither game will be nationally televised.
GSW • Center-Forward • #42
27 days ago
After missing Friday’s loss to the Nuggets with a foot injury, Horford played 18 minutes off the bench on Sunday. One positive about the veteran center/forward is that he doesn’t need to be on the floor long to provide value, as evidenced by his 4-of-6 night from beyond the arc. However, the combination of limited minutes and Horford not being available for both games of back-to-backs makes him a challenging player to roster in most leagues. And with Golden State opening Week 4 with a back-to-back, he’ll be available for three games at most.
GSW • Center • #21
27 days ago
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr’s decision to go with a bigger lineup on Sunday benefited Post, who made his sixth start of the season. He was productive, scoring 14 points and finishing a blocked shot shy of a complete stat line. Rostered in two percent of Yahoo! leagues, Post has not done enough to merit being rostered consistently, but there is streaming value when the Warriors are shorthanded. Moses Moody, who moved to the bench on Sunday, finished with a 13/3/1/2/1 line with three three-pointers.
IND • Center • #30
28 days ago
The Pacers are without Aaron Nesmith and Pascal Siakam for Sunday’s game, opening up two spots in the starting lineup. Sheppard and Huff will fill the vacancies, raising the ceiling of both players. While worthy of consideration in deep leagues, neither is a must-roster player.
Source: Tony East
IND • • #
28 days ago
Peter is good to go after initially being questionable for Sunday’s game. Due to the Pacers’ lack of options, Peter will play rotation minutes. However, he is not worth rostering in fantasy leagues.
Source: Tony East
IND • Guard • #9
28 days ago
Injured during the preseason, McConnell has yet to appear in a game this season. While Carlisle did not provide an updated timeline on the veteran point guard, the fact that T.J. is ramping up is a good sign for the injury-riddled Pacers. He’ll have tangible fantasy value as soon as he’s allowed to take on a full workload, even with Andrew Nembhard being the starter.
Source: Dustin Dopirak