Jrue Holiday (calf) and Shaedon Sharpe (calf) are out for Friday’s matchup with the Warriors.

Holiday and Sharpe will remain out, which will open up opportunities across the roster. Sidy Cissoko and Caleb Love should see extra playing time at guard, while Jerami Grant and Kris Murray should see more run at forward. Deni Avdija should operate as the Blazers’ de facto point guard, and he finished with a 32/11/11 triple-double on Wednesday. Grant should get a boost in offensive usage as one of the team’s go-to scoring options.

Jerami Grant (illness) is probable for Friday’s game against the Warriors.

Grant returned to the Portland lineup on Wednesday after a one-game absence, starting due to Jrue Holiday (calf) being unavailable. If Holiday and Shaedon Sharpe are available on Friday, Grant will resume his usual sixth-man duties.

Robert Williams (knee) is questionable for Friday’s game against the Warriors.

Williams was held out of Wednesday’s game against the Bulls, as it was the second game of a back-to-back for Portland. His availability does not have a significant impact on fantasy basketball, but it does impact Yang Hansen’s place in the rotation. Hansen played eight minutes on Wednesday, which matched Williams’ tally in Tuesday’s loss to the Suns.

Shaedon Sharpe (calf) is questionable for Friday’s game against the Warriors.

Sharpe did not play in Wednesday’s loss to the Bulls. However, it was Sidy Cissoko who received the starting nod, with Kris Murray coming off the bench. Murray offers a higher fantasy ceiling if Sharpe remains out, but neither player is a must-add in this scenario.

Jrue Holiday (calf) is questionable for Friday’s game against the Warriors.

Holiday has missed Portland’s last two games with a strained right calf. With Shaedon Sharpe also out for Wednesday’s loss to the Bulls, the Trail Blazers turned to Deni Avdiaj to run the show offensively. Avdija will have high fantasy value regardless of Holiday’s availability, but his ceiling is higher when he’s effectively the lone playmaker.

Steven Adams (knee) is questionable for Friday’s game against the Nuggets.

Adams was inserted into the starting lineup for Wednesday’s win over the Cavaliers, bumping Josh Okogie to the bench. Okogie may have been moved back into the starting lineup regardless of Adams’ status. Still, the chances of him returning to that role increase exponentially if the veteran center’s knee keeps Adams out.

Jabari Smith Jr. (knee) is questionable for Friday’s game against the Nuggets.

Smith was initially questionable for Wednesday’s win over the Cavaliers, but he started and played 31 minutes. If he can play against the Nuggets, the Rockets forward will be in line for a similar workload. If Smith can’t play, Reed Sheppard becomes a player of greater importance despite not playing the same position.

Donovan Clingan accumulated 17 points (7-of-13 FGs, 2-of-3 FTs), 21 rebounds, four assists, one steal, two blocks and one three-pointer in Wednesday’s loss to the Bulls.

Clingan was dominant on the glass against the Bulls, recording a career-high rebound total. Even better for fantasy managers was that the second-year center recorded a complete stat line with solid percentages. So far, Clingan has exceeded his Yahoo! ADP (84) in eight- and nine-cat formats, closing in on the top-50 in the latter. With Robert Williams’ availability still being an issue and rookie Yang Hansen not ready to contribute consistently, Clingan’s value will increase if he’s able to play 30 minutes or more. Wednesday’s game was the second this season in which he logged at least 30 minutes.

Deni Avdija accounted for 32 points (11-of-22 FGs, 7-of-12 FTs), 11 rebounds, 11 assists, two steals, one block and three three-pointers in Wednesday’s loss to the Bulls.

After enjoying an excellent first season in Portland, Avdija has been elite to begin his second campaign in Rip City. He finished Wednesday’s crushing defeat with his first triple-double of the season and third of his career, all of which were recorded since Deni was traded to Portland. No Jrue Holiday or Shaedon Sharpe on the court meant more was expected of Avdija, and he was up to the task. He’s rostered in 99 percent of Yahoo! leagues, so he won’t be found on many waiver wires. The question now is whether fantasy managers should sell high or ride the wave.

Jerami Grant shot 10-of-18 from the field and 8-of-10 from the foul line in Wednesday’s loss to the Bulls, tallying 33 points, nine rebounds, four assists and five three-pointers.

Back in the starting lineup after sitting out Tuesday’s loss to the Suns, Grant enjoyed his best offensive outing of the season. However, the season-high 33 points were the only highlight. Grant also provided solid value in the rebound and assist categories, a good sign for a player whose production in those categories has been deficient in prior seasons. He’s still providing top-100 value in eight- and nine-cat formats and can benefit from Shaedon Sharpe’s absence if the guard remains sidelined.

Aaron Holiday tallied 18 points (5-of-7 FGs, 5-of-5 FTs), one steal and three three-pointers in Wednesday’s win over the Cavaliers.

Holiday has hit double figures in three straight games, with Wednesday’s total being a season-high. He didn’t provide anything beyond the points, three-pointers and percentages, so there’s no need to consider rostering Holiday. Reed Sheppard (12/2/2/1/1 with two three-pointers) remains the superior option for fantasy managers, especially with Tari Eason out due to injury.

Alperen Şengün finished Wednesday’s win over the Cavaliers with 28 points (10-of-17 FGs, 8-of-10 FTs), 11 rebounds, seven assists, one steal and one blocked shot.

Şengün was outstanding on Wednesday, outplaying Cleveland’s tandem of Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen while recording his ninth double-double of the season. The Rockets center, who was effectively the starting power forward with Steven Adams (6/11/3/0/1) in the lineup, is providing top-25 value in eight- and nine-cat formats. That aligns with Şengün’s Yahoo! ADP, so those who have him rostered are in a good place.

Kevin Durant shot 6-of-18 from the field and 7-of-8 from the foul line in Wednesday’s win over the Cavaliers, scoring 20 points with three rebounds, three assists and one three-pointer.

Durant was on the proverbial “struggle bus” Wednesday night, shooting poorly from the field and committing four turnovers. Thus far, while his numbers remain solid, KD’s fantasy value has not met the expectations of most managers. Ranked just outside the top-50 in nine-cat formats, he has been two rounds more valuable in eight-cat. Given Durant’s track record and skill set, there’s no need for fantasy managers to lose any sleep over his most recent performance.

Deni Avdija, Sidy Cissoko, Jerami Grant, Toumani Camara and Donovan Clingan will start Wednesday’s game against the Bulls.

Grant, who did not play in Tuesday’s loss to the Suns, is back and will start due to Shaedon Sharpe (calf) being out. The other change is Cissoko, who replaces Kris Murray. While Murray will still play rotation minutes, his already-low fantasy value takes a hit with the lineup change. Cissoko may be able to provide some defensive stats, but he also has a low fantasy ceiling.

Jerami Grant (illness) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Bulls.

Grant is back after sitting out Tuesday’s loss to the Suns. With Shaedon Sharpe unavailable, Grant could slide into that spot, which would mean Kris Murray gets another start. If that were to happen, Deni Avdija would essentially be the starting point guard. Portland also has the option of replacing Murray with Caleb Love to ensure there’s a legitimate guard in the starting lineup.

Shaedon Sharpe (calf) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Bulls.

Sharpe was initially doubtful for Sunday’s game, so the downgrade in status is unsurprising. Jerami Grant (illness) is going through his pregame routine, but the hope is that he’ll play after sitting out Tuesday’s loss to the Suns. Caleb Love, who played 32 minutes on Tuesday, will once again figure prominently in the rotation, even if he comes off the bench.

Amen Thompson, Kevin Durant, Jabari Smith Jr., Alperen Şengün and Steven Adams will start Wednesday’s game against the Rockets.

With the Cavaliers boasting a bigger frontcourt than most teams, the Rockets have made a change to their starting lineup. Adams will start, which shifts Smith and Şengün up a position, with Josh Okogie coming off the bench. Okogie provided limited value as a starter, so he should already be on the waiver wire in most leagues.

Jabari Smith Jr. (knee) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Cavaliers.

Smith is good to go after being considered questionable on Houston’s initial injury report. He will shift up a position for Wednesday’s matchup, with Josh Okogie moving to the bench in favor of Steven Adams.

Robert Williams (knee) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Bulls.

Williams is listed out with knee injury management. The 28-year-old center had four points in eight minutes against the Suns on Tuesday. Yang Hansen figures to see more minutes with Williams out.

Shaedon Sharpe (calf) is doubtful for Wednesday’s game against the Bulls.

Having dealt with a sore left calf earlier this season, Sharpe is back on the injury report, but this time due to soreness in his right calf. The doubtful tag suggests he will not play, and with Jrue Holiday already out, Portland will be even more shorthanded on the perimeter. Caleb Love, who logged 32 minutes off the bench on Tuesday, and Sidy Cissoko will have added importance within the rotation, with the former potentially starting.

Jerami Grant (illness) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Bulls.

Grant, who was a late scratch for Tuesday’s loss to the Suns, will figure prominently in Portland’s rotation if he can play against Chicago. Jrue Holiday has already been ruled out, and Shaedon Sharpe is doubtful. Grant doesn’t offer much value on the boards, but he’s worth rostering if available.

Jrue Holiday (calf) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Bulls.

Holiday is dealing with a right calf strain that also kept him out of Tuesday’s game against the Suns. Jerami Grant replaced Holiday in the starting lineup Tuesday, but he’s questionable for Wednesday’s game. Shaedon Sharpe is doubtful, which could leave the Trail Blazers shorthanded against the Bulls.

Donovan Clingan recorded nine points (3-of-8 FGs, 3-of-3 FTs), 12 rebounds, two assists and five blocks in Tuesday’s loss to the Suns.

With Shaedon Sharpe and Deni Avdija being the most heavily used players within the Trail Blazers’ offense, Clingan managers are going to get most of their value from him in the rebound and blocked shot categories. The second-year center was highly productive in those areas on Tuesday, establishing a new season-high in the latter. Despite averaging 8.9 points per game, Clingan is ranked well within the top-100 in nine-cat formats thanks to the rebounds, blocks and percentages.

Caleb Love tallied 17 points (7-of-14 FGs), seven rebounds, three assists, one steal and three three-pointers in Tuesday’s loss to the Suns.

Due to the Trail Blazers being without multiple guards, Love logged a season-high 31 minutes on Tuesday. And the rookie played relatively well, shooting 50 percent from the field and notching personal highs in points, rebounds and three-pointers. Love’s fantasy potential moving forward depends on the health of Jrue Holiday, who has missed the last two games with a sore calf. Love’s season-long fantasy value has been nonexistent, but there will be a need for him in the rotation if Holiday misses more time.

Deni Avdija accounted for 19 points (7-of-17 FGs, 3-of-4 FTs), five rebounds, five assists and two three-pointers in Tuesday’s loss to the Suns.

Avdija didn’t have his best offensive night, but his inefficient shooting didn’t affect his playmaking. He dished out five assists while committing one turnover, running the show capably for a team that is down multiple point guards due to injury. Avdija continues to provide top-50 value in nine-cat formats, exceeding his Yahoo! ADP. He and the Trail Blazers will look to bounce back when they host the Bulls on Wednesday.

Shaedon Sharpe amassed 28 points (12-of-24 FGs, 5-of-7 FTs), two rebounds, three assists and one steal in Tuesday’s loss to the Suns.

Sharpe led the way offensively for the Trail Blazers, who have lost five of their last six games. Injuries at the point guard position have begun to take a toll, with Scoot Henderson and Blake Wesley facing extended absences and Jrue Holiday missing a second straight game on Tuesday. As a result, Sharpe has had the ball in his hands more as a playmaker, but this has not boosted his assist totals very much. He had a season-high six helpers in Sunday’s overtime loss to the Mavericks but produced just three on Tuesday, slightly higher than his season average.

Scoot Henderson (hamstring) remains week-to-week and has not done any jumping or explosive movements.

Henderson suffered a torn left hamstring during a workout just before the Trail Blazers opened training camp. While he has progressed in his recovery, the lack of clearance to run, jump or engage in other explosive movements indicates his return to action is not imminent. “I can walk around to spots, but no jumping, no exploding,” Henderson told The Athletic on Tuesday. “I shoot free throws, some ballhandling, but without moving much.” With Jrue Holiday and Blake Wesley also injured, Portland has relied on Shaedon Sharpe, Deni Avdija and Caleb Love to take on playmaking responsibilities. Holiday’s injury is not expected to be long-term, so he’ll assume the starting point guard duties once again when he’s cleared to play. As for Henderson, fantasy managers with an open IL+ slot can continue to stash him. However, those working with injury-riddled rosters may need to move on and seek alternatives.

Shaedon Sharpe, Deni Avdija, Kris Murray, Toumani Camara and Donovan Clingan will start Tuesday’s game against the Suns.

The Trail Blazers are without Jrue Holiday and Jerami Grant for Tuesday’s game, opening up a spot in the starting lineup. The void will be filled by Murray, who is making his first start of the season. Due to the injuries, he’s worth the streaming risk in deep leagues.

Jerami Grant (illness) is out for Tuesday’s game against the Suns.

Added to the Trail Blazers’ injury report less than two hours before Tuesday’s scheduled tip time, Grant is officially out. With Jrue Holiday also out, there’s an opening in the starting lineup. Kris Murray may be the most likely choice, as he led all Blazers reserves in minutes played in Sunday’s overtime loss to the Mavericks.

Jerami Grant (illness) is questionable for Tuesday’s game against the Suns.

Absent from the initial injury report, Grant is now questionable for Tuesday’s game. He has been Jrue Holiday’s replacement in the starting lineup, so Portland will have to fill that vacancy if Grant doesn’t play. Kris Murray, who played 32 minutes off the bench in Sunday’s overtime loss to the Mavericks, would likely be the next man up.

Jrue Holiday (calf) is out for Tuesday’s game against the Suns.

Holiday was initially doubtful for Tuesday’s game, so the downgrade in status is unsurprising. Jerami Grant has been his replacement in the starting lineup, with Deni Avdija and Shaedon Sharpe spending more time on the ball as playmakers.

Jabari Smith Jr. (knee) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Cavaliers.

Smith most recently played 43 minutes in Sunday’s overtime win over the Magic, and his absence would leave a hole in the Rockets’ starting lineup. If he cannot play, Steven Adams is a potential replacement in the starting lineup, especially considering the matchup. Reed Sheppard may also see his minutes increase and should be rostered in 12-team leagues.

Jrue Holiday (calf) is doubtful for Tuesday’s game against the Suns.

Holiday did not play in Sunday’s overtime loss to the Mavericks, with his absence impacting multiple players. Jerami Grant moved into the starting lineup, with Deni Avdija and Shaedon Sharpe handling most of the playmaking responsibilities. Expect a similar approach if Holiday cannot play on Tuesday.

Donovan Clingan accumulated 16 points (6-of-11 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), 11 rebounds, two assists, two blocks and two three-pointers in Sunday’s loss to the Mavericks.

Clingan has not been a consistent double-figure scorer, so the double-doubles have been few and far between. He recorded his second of the season on Sunday, finishing a steal shy of a complete stat line. This was also the second game in which Clingan made multiple three-pointers and the first since Portland’s opener. In time, that could become a weapon for the 7-foot-2 center, but his strengths right now are rebounds and blocked shots.

Jerami Grant shot 7-of-20 from the field and 8-of-10 from the foul line in Sunday’s loss to the Mavericks, scoring 26 points with five rebounds, two assists and four three-pointers.

With Jrue Holiday out due to injury, Grant made his first start of the season on Sunday. Unfortunately, while the points and three-pointers were good, the veteran forward did not offer much in the other categories. Grant did not record any defensive stats and was only responsible for two assists. That’s been the story of his time in Portland, and why Grant still isn’t a top-100 player despite increasing his scoring average by nearly 4 points per game from last season.

Deni Avdija finished Sunday’s overtime loss to the Mavericks with 29 points (10-of-20 FGs, 7-of-7 FTs), six rebounds, seven assists, two blocks and two three-pointers.

Avdija finished Sunday’s overtime defeat with everything but a steal, once again providing fantasy managers with excellent value. Jrue Holiday not playing due to injury meant the ball was in Deni’s hands more as a playmaker, which may have factored into his committing four turnovers. However, he was also responsible for a team-high seven assists. For the season, Avdija is providing top-25 value in eight-cat formats, well above his Yahoo! ADP of 51.

Shaedon Sharpe amassed 36 points (12-of-32 FGs, 9-of-11 FTs), four rebounds, six assists, one steal and three three-pointers in Sunday’s loss to the Mavericks.

After getting off to a terribly slow start to the season, Sharpe has upped the production recently. He’s scored 31 points or more in three of his last four appearances, with Sunday’s being the best of the bunch. Sharpe didn’t have a great night shooting the basketball, but he has still provided seventh-round value in nine-cat formats over the past week. The Trail Blazers play four games during Week 5, starting with the Suns on Tuesday.

Amen Thompson recorded 12 points (4-of-13 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), 10 rebounds and two assists in Sunday’s win over the Magic.

Thompson notched his second double-double of the season on Sunday, but he had a difficult night shooting-wise. Over his last two games, the third-year wing has shot 10-of-30 from the field. The good news for Houston is that Reed Sheppard picked up the slack, coming off the bench to score 16 points with seven rebounds, two assists, one steal and two three-pointers. With all that Thompson brings to the table defensively and as a secondary playmaker, his role is secure. And Sheppard is developing into a player who doesn’t need to start to provide tangible fantasy value.

Alperen Şengün tallied 30 points (11-of-31 FGs, 8-of-10 FTs), 13 rebounds, eight assists and two blocks in Sunday’s overtime win over the Magic.

Şengün has recorded a double-double in four straight games, with Sunday’s being his first with at least 30 points since Houston’s season-opener. Unfortunately, fantasy managers took a beating in the field-goal percentage and turnover (five) categories, but efficiency has not been a significant issue for the Rockets center this season. Şengün heads into Week 5 providing top-30 value in eight- and nine-cat formats, performing slightly better in the former.

Kevin Durant finished Sunday’s overtime win over the Magic with 35 points (13-of-24 FGs, 7-of-7 FTs), five rebounds, six assists, one block and two three-pointers.

Durant has scored at least 30 points in two straight and three of his last four appearances, serving as an offensive catalyst during Houston’s four-game win streak. Playing on a better all-around squad than the Suns team he left during the offseason, KD’s points, rebounds and assists have decreased, but not by much. All it takes for him to make good on his Yahoo! ADP (16) is a sustained run of excellence, something he’s shown himself capable of doing throughout his illustrious NBA career. Unfortunately, the Rockets play only two games in Week 5.

Shaedon Sharpe, Deni Avdija, Toumani Camara, Jerami Grant and Donovan Clingan will start Sunday’s game against the Mavericks.

The Trail Blazers are without Jrue Holiday for the first time this season, opening up a spot in the starting lineup. The void will be filled by Grant, who has flourished in a bench role this season. Holiday’s absence also means more playmaking opportunities for Avdija, raising his already-high fantasy ceiling.

Tari Eason (oblique) will be out for 4-6 weeks.

Initially announced to have suffered a hip injury during Friday’s win over the Trail Blazers, Eason has been diagnosed with a strained oblique. While Jeff Green could move into the rotation, it’s just as likely that Josh Okogie and Reed Sheppard will absorb some of the minutes that would have gone to Eason. Jae’Sean Tate is another possibility, but he has not recorded double-digit minutes in any of his seven appearances this season.

Alperen Şengün stuffed the stat sheet on Friday with 25 points (9-of-13 FGs), 10 rebounds, nine assists, three steals, three blocks and four three-pointers against the Trail Blazers

Şengün has been a force all season, but this was arguably his best performance of the year. He fell one assist of a triple-double, but it was the defensive production that really made this an elite performance for him. His assists and steals matched his season-high, while the blocks were the most he’s had in a game this year. On top of that, he didn’t turn the ball over once. This was an incredible outing for Şengün, and he’ll look to wrap the week up on a high note against the Magic on Sunday.

Jabari Smith Jr. lit up the Trail Blazers with 22 points (9-of-16 FGs), five rebounds, three assists and four three-pointers on Friday.

It’s early, but Smith has started this season out well and is currently posting career-highs in points, three-pointers and field goal percentage. This was his second 20-point game of the season, and he matched his season-high for three-pointers. Smith has been a consistent presence in the starting lineup for the Rockets, and while he hasn’t had many big performances, he has been a steady performer.

Kevin Durant led the Rockets with 30 points (12-of-19 FGs), five rebounds, three assists, one steal and three three-pointers in a 140-116 win over the Trail Blazers on Friday.

When Durant has had his shot going this year, he has been unstoppable. This was his fourth 30-point performance of the season, and he has shot at least 50 percent from the floor in each of those. KD’s arrival has helped Houston be the best offensive team in the league so far this season, and he hasn’t even been at his best yet. More performances like this will help both fantasy managers and the Rockets.

Tari Eason (hip) will not return to Friday’s game against the Trail Blazers.

Eason’s early exit could open the door for Jeff Green to return to the rotation, but it is more likely that Reed Sheppard and Josh Okogie will just see a few extra minutes. The Rockets could also turn to more two-big lineups, which would result in more minutes for Steven Adams and Clint Capela.

Reed Sheppard shot 8-of-11 from the field and 0-of-1 from the foul line in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards, scoring 21 points with three rebounds, three assists, two steals, one block and five three-pointers.

Tari Eason accumulated 20 points (7-of-12 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), six rebounds and four three-pointers in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards.

While the usual suspects played well for the Rockets on Wednesday, the team also received excellent production from its bench. Eason recorded his second 20-point game of the season and finished one three-pointer shy of his previous high. He’s ranked just outside the top-100 in eight- and nine-cat formats, with decreases in rebounds and steals production lowering Eason’s value. He did not record any defensive stats on Wednesday, the only thing that fantasy managers could complain about when assessing Eason’s performance.

Alperen Şengün amassed 16 points (6-of-13 FGs, 2-of-4 FTs), 13 rebounds, six assists and two three-pointers in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards.

Şengün has recorded six double-doubles this season, including Wednesday’s effort against the Wizards. The final stat line was modest, but Şengün has dished out at least six assists in every game he’s played. He’s providing third-round value in eight-cat formats, not too far removed from his Yahoo! ADP of 19. Şengün and the Rockets should be challenged more on Friday when they host the Trail Blazers in an NBA Cup group play matchup.

Kevin Durant accounted for 23 points (7-of-16 FGs, 7-of-8 FTs), five rebounds, four assists, two steals and two three-pointers in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards.

The Rockets grabbed control of Wednesday’s game early, scoring 40 points in the first quarter and 41 in the second. That may have limited Durant’s output, as he only needed to play 31 minutes. He’s failed to score at least 20 points in a game just twice this season, providing the consistent production the Rockets hoped to receive when they acquired the future Hall of Famer from the Suns during the offseason. Houston hosts Portland on Friday in an NBA Cup group play matchup.

Reed Sheppard recorded 16 points (6-of-10 FGs), two assists, four steals, one block and four three-pointers in Sunday’s win over the Bucks.

While Sheppard got off to an inconsistent start on the offensive end of the floor, he’s picked up the production recently. The second-year guard has reached double figures in three straight games, and he’s recorded seven steals during this stretch. Sheppard’s four steals on Sunday were a career-high, surpassing the three he recorded in an October 25 loss to the Pistons. While he still isn’t at the point where he has to be rostered in 12-team leagues, Sheppard is a player to watch for the back end of Week 4, as Houston doesn’t play again until Wednesday.

Alperen Şengün amassed 23 points (10-of-15 FGs, 2-of-3 FTs), 11 rebounds, seven assists and one three-pointer in Sunday’s win over the Bucks.

With his streak of three straight games with a double-double ending in Friday’s loss to the Spurs, Şengün got to work on another streak Sunday afternoon. Of the five double-doubles he has recorded this season, the Rockets center has scored at least 20 points in four. He and Kevin Durant have worked well alongside each other, with both ranked safely within the top-50 in eight-cat formats. The Rockets begin a three-game Week 4 on Wednesday against the Wizards.

Kevin Durant tallied 31 points (11-of-15 FGs, 7-of-9 FTs), three rebounds, seven assists and two three-pointers in Sunday’s win over the Bucks.

Durant produced an offensive masterclass on Sunday, missing only four shots from the field and recording his third 30-point game of the season. And this comes on the heels of a three-game run that was anything but the norm for Durant. During that stretch, he averaged 18.7 points per game while shooting 35.2 percent from the field. It’s safe to say that Durant is back on track ahead of Houston’s three-game Week 4, and the Rockets don’t play again until Wednesday.

Kevin Durant tallied 24 points (8-of-18 FGs, 7-of-7 FTs), one rebound, two assists, one steal and one three-pointer against the Spurs on Friday.

Durant added another 20-point game to his collection, marking the sixth time he’s done so as a Houston Rocket. As he often does, the two-time Finals MVP thrived as a scorer at all three levels and also found production at the free-throw line. However, he committed a season-high eight turnovers and totaled his fewest rebounds of the season. Durant lacked the all-around production on Friday, but he will have a chance to have a more balanced performance on Sunday against the Bucks.

Alperen Sengun amassed 25 points (10-of-22 FGs, 4-of-5 FTs), nine rebounds, eight assists, one steal, one block and one three-pointer on Friday against the Spurs.

Sengun had another balanced performance on Friday against the Spurs, which was good enough to nearly collect a triple-double. Such well-rounded stat lines are the new normal for Sengun in his fifth NBA season, having firmly placed himself on the short list of upper-echelon centers. Inefficient shooting from beyond the arc ultimately led to him falling short of his scoring average and prevented him from achieving an even more dominant final stat line. Still, Sengun logged another solid game overall.

Reed Sheppard finished Friday’s 16 points (6-of-10 FGs), six assists, one steal and four three-pointers in Friday’s loss to the Spurs.

Sheppard set a new season-high in points and logged his second double-digit scoring performance in a row, again using the three-point shot to his advantage on Friday. His best moments came during the second quarter, when he led the Rockets in scoring, tallying eight points and a pair of triples. The second-year guard has seen increased opportunities early in this season and is taking advantage of them. He’s not an impactful fantasy player yet, but he could potentially become one if he remains on this upward trajectory.

Steve Adams (hip) will play against the Spurs on Friday.

Adams will rejoin the Rockets’ rotation after a one-game absence due to a hip injury. He’ll remain off the bench for the fifth straight game following his initial inclusion in the starting lineup to begin the season. The veteran is averaging 6.5 points, 9.5 rebounds, 0.7 blocks and 1.0 steals per game through six regular-season appearances.