Tyrese Martin, Keon Johnson, Cameron Johnson, Ziaire Williams and Noah Clowney will start Saturday’s game against the Wizards.

The Nets are without D’Angelo Russell and Nic Claxton, opening up two spots in the starting lineup. Martin will replace Russell, which also raises Keon Johnson’s fantasy ceiling. As for Claxton, he’ll be replaced in the lineup by Clowney, who is a must-stream player, especially with Day’Ron Sharpe also out.

Noah Clowney (illness) is available for Saturday’s game against the Wizards.

Clowney was initially listed as questionable, but is ultimately available Saturday against the Wizards. The 20-year-old power forward could move to center with Nic Claxton resting.

Noah Clowney (illness) is questionable to play against the Wizards on Saturday.

Clowney had been dealing with a wrist injury, but an illness could keep him sidelined on the second night of a back-to-back. With Nic Claxton (rest) sidelined, Clowney will likely start at center if he is available to play. Drew Timme, who had a double-double in his NBA debut on Friday, could be forced to play a massive role if Clowney is ruled out.

D’Angelo Russell (ankle) has been ruled out against the Wizards on Saturday.

Russell will sit out the second night of Brooklyn’s back-to-back, and Tyrese Martin started in place of Russell during his most recent absence. Martin should return to the starting unit on Saturday, but he isn’t an appealing streaming option in standard leagues.

Nic Claxton (rest) has been ruled out against the Wizards on Saturday.

Claxton will get the night of on the second leg of Brooklyn’s back-to-back. Noah Clowney is questionable with an illness, so the Nets could be incredibly shorthanded down low. Drew Timme had a double-double in his NBA debut on Friday, and he could start at center with Claxton sidelined, unless Clowney plays and Brooklyn opts for a smaller starting unit.

Drew Timme recorded 11 points (4-of-6 FGs, 2-of-3 FTs), 10 rebounds, one assist and one three-pointer in 25 minutes in Friday’s loss to the Clippers.

Hours after signing a two-year contract, Timme made his Nets debut against the Clippers. Noah Clowney and Day’Ron Sharpe being out meant rotation minutes for the former Gonzaga standout, and he recorded a double-double. There’s no need to add Timme in the aftermath of this performance, but it’s an indicator of what he can offer when playing rotation minutes. The Nets visit the Wizards on Saturday, so one (or both) of those reserve bigs may be available.

Cameron Johnson amassed 11 points (3-of-8 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), six assists, one steal and one three-pointer in 20 minutes in Friday’s loss to the Clippers.

Friday night was rough for Johnson and those who have him rostered. He provided limited production and only played for 20 minutes. While Johnson’s playing time occasionally taking a hit is unsurprising since the Nets aim to improve their draft lottery odds, 20 minutes is extreme for a player of his caliber. And with Brooklyn visiting the Wizards on Saturday, there’s no guarantee he will be available. Consider Johnson questionable for that matchup.

Keon Johnson accumulated 13 points (5-of-11 FGs), one rebound, two assists, two steals and three three-pointers in 23 minutes in Friday’s loss to the Clippers.

No Nets players did much offensively in the 132-100 defeat, with Johnson leading the way in scoring. Percentages have long been an issue for Johnson, which has lowered his fantasy ceiling. However, most nights, the circumstances have made him worth the risk in deep leagues. Unfortunately, that was not the case on Friday, even with the steals production. The Nets visit the Wizards on Saturday in what should be an entertaining game for deep-league fantasy managers.

Bennedict Mathurin (calf) is out for Saturday’s matchup with the Thunder.

Mathurin is averaging 16.1 points and 5.4 boards across 30.1 minutes per game this season, so his absence is meaningful. His minutes will likely be picked up by committee, with Obi Toppin and Ben Sheppard the most likely candidates to see increased run.

Ziaire Williams (illness) and Trendon Watford (illness) are available for Friday’s game against the Clippers.

Wililams has been a starter when available, while Watford has been used mainly as a reserve. However, with Noah Clowney and Day’Ron Sharpe unavailable, Watford will take on an enhanced role within the Nets’ rotation. Both players are worth streaming in deep leagues due to the absences.

Noah Clowney (wrist) is out for Friday’s game against the Clippers.

Clowney joins Day’Ron Sharpe on the sideline for Friday’s game, which means more playing time for Trendon Watford. He’ll be worth streaming in deep leagues due to the Nets’ lack of options. Also, Drew Timme is available to make his Nets debut, but he would not be worth streaming.

Noah Clowney (wrist) has been downgraded to questionable to play against the Clippers on Friday.

Clowney was initially probable, but now his chances of playing on Friday are truly up in the air. Day’Ron Sharpe has already been ruled out, so recently-signed Drew Timme could be in line to make his NBA debut as the backup center if Clowney isn’t able to suit up.

Nets signed Drew Timme to a two-year contract.

The former Gonzaga star went undrafted in 2023 and has been working hard in the G League to earn a spot in the NBA. After being named G League Player of the Week, Timme earned a standard contract with Brooklyn. It will be a good opportunity for him over the final couple weeks of the regular season, but it’s likely an indication of how the Nets want the rest of the season to play out. They are currently tied with Philadelphia for the fifth-best lottery odds despite both teams being on lengthy losing streaks. Don’t be surprised if Brooklyn fully pulls the plug on veterans such as Nic Claxton, D’Angelo Russell and Cameron Johnson soon.

Andrew Nembhard had seven points (2-of-3 FGs), four rebounds, eight assists, one steal and one three-pointer against the Wizards on Thursday.

Nembhard played just 20 minutes in the Pacers’ big win over the Wizards on Thursday. The 25-year-old point guard was still able to record eight assists in a short stint on the court. It’s the third time in his last six games that he’s recorded at least seven assists. Nembhard’s fantasy value is limited with Tyrese Haliburton back healthy, but he can be a reliable source of assists.

Myles Turner had 17 points (5-of-7 FGs), five rebounds, two assists and four three-pointers against the Wizards on Thursday.

Turner played just 21 minutes in the Pacers’ 53-point blowout win over the Wizards Thursday. The 29-year-old center was part of the offensive explosion as he had 17 points on seven shots including four made three-pointers. Turner went without a block or a steal for the first time since February 4, but that’s understandable considering Indiana pulled the plug on its starters early in this one.

Tyrese Haliburton had 29 points (9-of-15 FGs), two rebounds, six assists, one block, one steal and seven three-pointers in the Pacers’ 162-109 victory over the Wizards on Thursday.

Haliburton only played 25 minutes as the Pacers crushed the Wizards on Thursday. The 25-year-old point guard was absolutely feeling it while he was on the court as he made seven three-pointers. It’s his fourth game with at least 24 points in March. Haliburton only had six assists, breaking a streak of 12 consecutive games with at least 10 assists, but it is a little more understandable in the context of the blowout. This shouldn’t happen again on Saturday against the Thunder, unless of course the Thunder are the ones blowing out the Pacers.

Cameron Johnson (rest) is not on the injury report against the Clippers on Friday.

Johnson sat out against Toronto on Wednesday but isn’t on the injury report against Los Angeles. He should return to his normal spot in the starting lineup, which will push Noah Clowney back to the bench and eliminate the streaming value that he held.

Noah Clowney (wrist) is probable to play against the Clippers on Friday.

Clowney is dealing with right wrist soreness, but it isn’t expected to keep him out of the lineup. Clowney started on Wednesday with Cameron Johnson (rest) out of the lineup, but he should return to a reserve role on Friday, though it is the first night of a back-to-back. He could return to the starting unit on Saturday.

Ziaire Williams (illness) and Trendon Watford (illness) are questionable for Friday’s game against the Clippers.

Williams and Watford are both questionable with an illness for Friday’s game against the Clippers. Jalen Wilson and Tyrese Martin are candidates for additional playing time if Williams and Watford are out Friday.

Bennedict Mathurin dropped 23 points (7-of-16 FGs, 7-of-8 FTs), five rebounds, two assists and two three-pointers in 30 minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the Pacers.

On a night when seven Pacers reached double figures, Mathurin scored a team-high 23 off the bench. After scoring 24 points on 8-of-17 shooting in the two games prior, the Pacers’ reserve was more aggressive in getting to his spots Wednesday night. That’s the version of Mathurin the Pacers will need moving forward, which would also benefit fantasy managers. Indiana visits Washington on Thursday before closing their Week 21 in Oklahoma City on Saturday.

Tyrese Haliburton tallied 16 points (7-of-16 FGs, 1-of-9 FTs), 18 assists, two steals, one block and one three-pointer in 32 minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the Lakers.

Tyrese Haliburton tallied 16 points (7-of-16 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), 18 assists, two steals, one block and one three-pointer in 32 minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the Lakers.

Haliburton had a rough night from beyond the arc, making one of his nine attempts. However, the Pacers’ point guard dished out a season-high 18 assists while only committing one turnover. Over the past two weeks, Haliburton has offered top-10 value in eight- and nine-cat formats. Even if Haliburton isn’t shooting well from three, he’s a safe bet to crack double figures in assists on most nights.

Myles Turner recorded 16 points (6-of-9 FGs), 12 rebounds, one assist, one steal, one block and four three-pointers in 35 minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the Lakers.

Turner has been more valuable to fantasy managers over the past two weeks, offering top-20 value in eight- and nine-cat formats. Increased rebounding and blocked shot production has been the reason, with the Pacers center averaging 8.0 rebounds and 2.4 blocks per game. While he didn’t hit that blocks average against the Lakers, Turner did grab a season-high 12 rebounds. He’ll look to end Week 21 positively when the Pacers play games against the Wizards and Thunder.

Dariq Whitehead finished Wednesday’s loss to the Raptors with nine points (3-of-10 FGs), two rebounds, one assist, one steal and three three-pointers in 25 minutes.

Due to injuries, Whitehead has not been a factor in fantasy basketball in either of his two NBA seasons. However, now would be a good time for the Nets to see what they have in their 2023 first-round pick. The 25 minutes he logged on Wednesday were a career-high, and Whitehead shot 3-of-9 from beyond the arc. There’s no need to consider adding the second-year wing, but he’s worth watching as the Nets play out the remainder of their season.

Nic Claxton tallied 22 points (10-of-14 FGs, 2-of-4 FTs), 11 rebounds, one assist and five blocks in 29 minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the Raptors.

Claxton was the only Nets standout in Wednesday’s 30-point defeat, and his value has increased in recent weeks. Over the past two weeks, the Nets center has provided top-60 value to managers punting turnovers and free throw percentage. While the season has not panned out the way many Claxton managers hoped it would, he’s been solid during the fantasy playoff weeks. However, with the Nets concluding Week 21 with a Friday/Saturday back-to-back, it’s possible Claxton missed a game for rest reasons.

D’Angelo Russell, Keon Johnson, Ziaire Williams, Noah Clowney and Nic Claxton will start Wednesday’s game against the Raptors.

Russell and Clowney are the two changes to the Nets’ starting lineup. The former’s return means Tyrese Martin will come off the bench, a role in which he offers minimal fantasy value. Clowney steps in for Cameron Johnson, who is unavailable for rest reasons.

D’Angelo Russell (ankle) is not on the injury report for Wednesday’s game against the Raptors.

Russell can play on Wednesday after missing two games with a sore right ankle. With Cameron Johnson (rest) ruled out, Tyrese Martin may remain in the starting lineup, playing alongside Russell and Keon Johnson. Martin offers limited streaming value as a starter due to his inconsistent production.

Cameron Johnson (rest) and Day’Ron Sharpe (knee) are out for Wednesday’s game against the Raptors.

The Nets and Raptors are heading for a “tank-off” on Wednesday, so Johnson’s and Sharpe’s absences aren’t too surprising. Jalen Wilson, Noah Clowney and Trendon Watford are all candidates for increased run against Toronto.

Obi Toppin provided a boost off the bench with 20 points (7-of-10 FGs), one rebound, one assist and six three-pointers against the Timberwolves on Monday.

Toppin has had some excellent nights from beyond the arc this season, though they haven’t come consistently. This was the third time this season that Toppin hit at least six three-pointers in a game, all of which have come in February or March, including twice in Indiana’s last five games. However, he has also had some incredibly quiet performances in limited minutes. The upside is certainly there every game for Toppin, but it hasn’t come consistently enough for him to be rostered in standard leagues.

Day’Ron Sharpe logged 24 minutes in Monday’s loss to the Mavericks, tallying 10 points (5-of-8 FGs), seven rebounds, four assists and four steals.

While Sharpe has recorded three steals or more in three games this season, he isn’t expected to provide value in that category on most nights. Rostered in 13 percent of Yahoo! leagues, Sharpe has provided 12th-round value in nine-cat formats over the past two weeks. Coming off the bench behind Nic Claxton negatively impacts Day’Ron’s fantasy value, but Nets coach Jordi Fernandez has been willing to play the two together on occasion.

Cameron Johnson tallied 17 points (6-of-13 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), two rebounds, eight assists and one three-pointer in 30 minutes in Monday’s loss to the Mavericks.

While fantasy managers can undoubtedly use the points and assists recorded by Johnson on Monday, there were issues. The 1-of-7 night from three wasn’t a huge issue, as few fantasy leagues use three-point percentage as a scoring category. Unfortunately, the six turnovers will impact Johnson’s value in nine-cat formats during Week 21. The good news is that high-turnover nights have not been the norm for Cam, who has been a fourth-round player in nine-cat formats over the past two weeks. The Nets play three more games during Week 21, starting with the Raptors on Wednesday.

Nic Claxton shot 8-of-11 from the field and 1-of-3 from the foul line in Monday’s loss to the Mavericks, scoring 19 points with seven rebounds, three assists, one block and two three-pointers in 27 minutes.

Claxton entered Monday shooting 1-of-16 from three on the season. Against the Mavericks, he made both of his attempts and shot 8-of-11 from the field. The points, rebounds and blocks are more reliable, so fantasy managers should not expect to see Nic turn into a face-up five overnight. However, with the Nets well out of the postseason race, these final games may be used as a testing ground for Claxton. We’ll see if he becomes more willing to take perimeter shots after Monday’s 2-of-2 effort from three.

Myles Turner posted a full line on Monday with seven points (3-of-10 FGs), nine rebounds, one assist, two steals, four blocks and one three-pointer against the Timberwolves.

Turner had been on a scoring tear entering this game; he scored at least 20 points in each of their last two games. However, he didn’t have that same scoring success in a matchup with Rudy Gobert. Still, he was able to provide plenty of defensive production despite the lack of scoring. This was his fourth-straight game with at least three swats. Indiana still has three more games this week for Turner to continue to rack up the defensive stats.

Tyrese Haliburton led the Pacers with 24 points (9-of-16 FGs), four rebounds, 11 assists, one steal, one block and three three-pointers in a 119-103 win over the Timberwolves on Monday.

Following a three-game absence, Haliburton has been able to play in Indiana’s last two games. He nearly recorded a triple-double in his return on Saturday but had a subpar shooting night. However, he didn’t have those same shooting issues against Minnesota, and he was able to record his 11th-straight double-double. Since the All-Star break, Haliburton’s production is more in line with the fantasy superstar from the last two seasons despite a rough start to the season for his lofty standards. They have a back-to-back coming up, and there is a chance that Haliburton sits out one of those games.

Keon Johnson, Tyrese Martin, Cameron Johnson, Ziaire Williams and Nic Claxton will start Monday’s game against the Mavericks.

Williams is back after sitting out Saturday’s loss to the Pacers with a hamstring injury. His return pushes Jalen Wilson to the bench, which lowers his fantasy ceiling. Martin will stay in the starting lineup and has some deep-league streaming value with D’Angelo Russell unavailable.

Bennedict Mathurin (ankle) is available for Monday’s game against the Timberwolves.

Mathurin was initially questionable for Monday’s game after suffering a sprained left ankle during Saturday’s win over the Nets. He’ll continue to serve as Aaron Nesmith’s backup, which limits the third-year wing’s fantasy ceiling.

Ziaire Williams (hamstring) is available for Monday’s game against the Mavericks.

Williams missed Saturday’s game against the Pacers with right hamstring tightness, but is set to return Monday after a one-game absence. Tyrese Martin will head back to the bench with Williams returning to the starting lineup.

D’Angelo Russell (ankle) is out for Monday’s game against the Mavericks.

Russell is out again after missing Saturday’s game against the Pacers. The 29-year-old point guard is dealing with right ankle soreness. Keon Johnson figures to continue starting with Russell out.

The Pacers signed Tony Bradley to a standard contract for the rest of the season.

While Bradley’s production has not been enough to impact fantasy basketball, he has done enough to ensure a stay with the Pacers for the rest of the season. He gives the Pacers another option in the post behind Myles Turner, which may come in handy during the postseason.

Pacers signed Tony Bradley to a standard contract for the rest of the season.

While Bradley’s production has not been enough to impact fantasy basketball, he has done enough to ensure a stay with the Pacers for the rest of the season. He gives the Pacers another option in the post behind Myles Turner, which may come in handy during the postseason.

D’Angelo Russell (ankle) and Ziaire Williams (hamstring) are questionable for Monday’s game against the Mavericks.

Russell and Williams sat out Saturday’s loss to the Pacers, with Tyrese Martin and Keon Johnson filling the voids in the lineup. Those two will head to the bench if Russell and Williams are available, with Keon having a better chance of retaining his fantasy value.

Bennedict Mathurin (ankle) is questionable for Monday’s game against the Timberwolves.

Mathurin, who sprained his left ankle, logged 27 minutes off the bench in Saturday’s win over the Nets. If he’s unable to play on Monday, more minutes will be available to Ben Sheppard, who only logged nine on Saturday. There would not be much to gain from streaming Sheppard in that spot, as starter Aaron Nesmith will be available.

Pascal Siakam shot 10-of-20 from the field and 5-of-7 from the foul line in Saturday’s win over the Nets, tallying 26 points, three rebounds, six assists and one three-pointer in 34 minutes.

Two days removed from being held to six points in an overtime win over the Nets, Siakam was excellent in Saturday’s rematch. Spicy P has now scored 25 points or more in five of his last six appearances, turning it on offensively at the right time for those who have him rostered. Since March 11, Siakam has provided fifth-round value in eight-cat formats. He and the Pacers begin a four-game Week 21 on Monday against the Timberwolves.

Myles Turner finished Saturday’s win over the Nets with 22 points (8-of-14 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), eight rebounds, one steal, three blocks and five three-pointers in 32 minutes.

Saturday was an excellent day to roster Turner, as he was efficient offensively and recorded a complete stat line. Over the past two weeks, the Pacers center has provided third-round value in nine-cat formats. As long as Turner remains healthy, he has the potential to be a difference-maker during the fantasy playoff weeks due to his ability to provide excellent value in multiple categories. The Pacers play four games during Week 21.

Tyrese Haliburton logged 32 minutes in Saturday’s win over the Nets, scoring 16 points (5-of-13 FGs, 5-of-5 FTs) with eight rebounds, 12 assists, one steal and one three-pointer in 32 minutes.

After missing three games with a back injury, Haliburton played 32 minutes in his return to the Pacers’ lineup on Saturday. While he didn’t have his best night shooting the ball, Tyrese did record another points/assists double-double with eight rebounds. Over the past two weeks, Haliburton has provided second-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats. The Pacers play four games during Week 21, including a Wednesday-Thursday back-to-back.

Keon Johnson accumulated 17 points (7-of-15 FGs), four rebounds, one assist, three steals and three three-pointers in 33 minutes in Saturday’s loss to the Pacers.

Johnson provided more of the usual on Saturday, recording a stat line that was nearly full while struggling with his percentages. Over the past two weeks, he’s shot 40.2 percent from the field and 50 percent from the foul line. D’Angelo Russell not playing on Saturday raised Johnson’s ceiling, even though he has been a consistent member of the starting lineup. Tyrese Martin started for Russell and finished with nine points, four rebounds, five assists and three three-pointers in 28 minutes.

Trendon Watford amassed 26 points (9-of-14 FGs, 6-of-10 FTs), five rebounds, one assist, one steal and two three-pointers in 30 minutes in Saturday’s loss to the Pacers.

Two days after a solid performance against the Pacers came to a premature end due to his ejection, Watford made up for lost time on Saturday. The 26 points are the most he’s scored in a Nets uniform and one shy of his career-high. While Watford is ranked outside the top 200 in eight-cat formats over the past two weeks, he’s capable of having days like Saturday. The Nets play four games during Week 21, starting with Dallas on Monday.

Cameron Johnson recorded 20 points (8-of-16 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), nine rebounds, five assists, one steal and three three-pointers in 37 minutes in Saturday’s loss to the Pacers.

Johnson did not play in Thursday’s overtime loss to the Pacers, sitting out for rest reasons. He logged starters’ minutes on Saturday, alleviating the concerns of fantasy managers who may have been curious about how much Johnson would play. His availability is worth watching moving forward, especially with the Nets ending their four-game Week 21 with a Friday/Saturday back-to-back.

Tyrese Haliburton (back) is available for Saturday’s game against the Nets.

Haliburton is set to return after a three-game absence due to a back injury. He’ll replace Bennedict Mathurin in the starting lineup and lower his fantasy ceiling while also taking playmaking duties away from Andrew Nembhard.

Tyrese Haliburton (back) is questionable for Saturday’s game against the Nets.

Haliburton is still dealing with low back soreness that has sidelined him for the last three games. If his absence continues Saturday, the Pacers are likely to keep Bennedict Mathurin in the starting lineup while Andrew Nembhard remains in the point guard spot.

Myles Turner recorded a double-double on Thursday with 23 points (8-of-11 FGs), 10 rebounds, one assist, one steal, five blocks and two three-pointers against the Nets.

After only scoring nine points in 22 minutes on Wednesday, Turner bounced back and had his first double-double in nearly a month and his first 20-point double-double since December. He also had his highest block total in a game since Indiana’s first game after the All-Star break; he swatted seven shots in that game. This was the ideal game for managers that have Turner rostered, and he’ll look to repeat this performance in a rematch with Brooklyn on Saturday to close out the week.

Pascal Siakam had a quiet night on Thursday and finished with just six points (2-of-8 FGs), six rebounds, five assists and one steal against the Nets.

This was an uncharacteristically quiet performance from Siakam that came 24 hours after he scored 29 points in a win over Dallas. It was a new season-low in scoring for Siakam and only the second time this season that he failed to score at least 10 points. He entered this game having scored at least 25 points in four consecutive games. A disappointing result for fantasy purposes, but Siakam still did enough for Indiana to get the win in overtime. Siakam will look to get back on track in a rematch with the Nets on Saturday.

Bennedict Mathurin led the Pacers with 28 points (10-of-17 FGs), 16 rebounds, three assists, two steals and two three-pointers in a 105-99 overtime win over the Nets on Thursday.

This was a third-straight start for Mathurin in place of Tyrese Haliburton, who has been sidelined with a back injury. Mathurin has scored at least 20 points in all three starts, but he was also able to set a new career-high for rebounds in this game. He has averaged a career-high 5.4 rebounds per game this season, but this was the best rebounding night of his career by a decent margin. Mathurin hasn’t been able to consistently provide value in categories other than scoring, but if he can continue to improve as a rebounder, he may be able to produce top-100 value in nine-cat leagues eventually.

Andrew Nembhard had a rough night on Thursday and finished with nine points (4-of-12 FGs), three rebounds, four assists, one three-pointer and six turnovers against the Nets.

Nembhard continues to operate as Indiana’s primary point guard with Tyrese Haliburton sidelined, but it was a subpar night on Thursday. He struggled with his shot and ended up with more turnovers than assists, which is the exact opposite of what Haliburton typically provides. His night also ended early. Nembhard picked up a technical during an altercation with Trendon Watford in the fourth quarter, and he picked up a second technical in overtime. Even if he played out the final few minutes, there wasn’t much Nembhard would have been able to do to redeem his night.

Tyrese Haliburton (back) has been ruled out against the Nets on Thursday.

This will be a third-straight absence for Haliburton, which should lead to another start for Bennedict Mathurin, with Andrew Nembhard taking over as the team’s primary playmaking option once again. It’s unclear if Haliburton will be back to play against Brooklyn on Saturday.

Tyrese Haliburton has been ruled out for Thursday’s game against the Nets.

Haliburton is in danger of missing a third-straight game on Thursday. Bennedict Mathurin has started in place of Haliburton recently, and he will likely remain in that role if Indiana is without their star point guard once again.

Tyrese Haliburton (back) is questionable for Thursday’s game against the Nets.

Haliburton is in danger of missing a third-straight game on Thursday. Bennedict Mathurin has started in place of Haliburton recently, and he will likely remain in that role if Indiana is without their star point guard once again.

Andrew Nembhard had 22 points (7-of-14 FGs), three rebounds, eight assists, one block and two 3-pointers against the Mavericks on Wednesday.

Nembhard was the starting point guard Wednesday with Tyrese Haliburton out. The 25-year-old had 22 points and eight assists in the win against the Mavericks. It was more than a respectable effort, but his fantasy ceiling will be limited once again when Haliburton returns to the starting lineup.

Andrew Nembhard had 22 points (7-of-14 FGs), three rebounds, eight assists, one block and two three-pointers against the Mavericks on Wednesday.

Nembhard was the starting point guard Wednesday with Tyrese Haliburton out. The 25-year-old had 22 points and eight assists in the win against the Mavericks. It was more than a respectable effort, but his fantasy ceiling will be limited once again when Haliburton returns to the starting lineup.

Bennedict Mathurin had 23 points (6-of-12 FGs), seven rebounds, one assist, one steal and one 3-pointer against the Mavericks on Wednesday.

Mathurin was in the starting lineup again Wednesday with Tyrese Haliburton out. The 22-year-old small forward had 23 points in 31 minutes and added seven rebounds. Mathurin doesn’t typically provide much fantasy value outside of those categories. He needs the Pacers to be missing a starter to have a real fantasy ceiling.