120-103
FINALOklahoma
City Thunder
87-23|L10: 6-4
Memphis
Grizzlies
52-41|L10: 3-7
-
//
Sports
- All Players
- Seasons
Eastern Conference
Western Conference
More
Sign in
Sign in and connect Sleeper to unlock personalized fantasy insights.
MEM • Forward-Center • #13
9 months ago
JJJ suffered a nasty ankle injury on March 3 and was immediately considered “week-to-week” because of it. However, he could be back in the lineup less than two weeks later. Even if he doesn’t play against Cleveland, he is inching closer to a return, which is a great sign for managers in the fantasy playoffs. GG Jackson will likely return to playing a bench role when JJJ returns.
Source: Grizzlies PR
MEM • Guard • #5
9 months ago
After starting on Sunday, Williams Jr. missed the second leg of the Grizzlies’ back-to-back on Monday. That allowed GG Jackson to start and for Cam Spencer to play a larger role off the bench. Williams Jr. may replace Jackson in the starting lineup and limit Spencer’s minutes.
Source: NBA Injury Report
MEM • Center • #14
9 months ago
With both Edey and Clarke sidelined on Monday, Jay Huff started at center, with Marvin Bagley filling out the backup minutes. Huff was more productive in the box score, though neither was a great option. Still, they’ll get another opportunity if Edey and Clarke miss another game.
Source: NBA Injury Report
MEM • Guard • #10
9 months ago
After missing Memphis’ last two games, Kennard will be available to play against Utah. His role has been inconsistent, but he should see plenty of minutes, which will likely take some time away from Scotty Pippen Jr.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Guard-Forward • #8
9 months ago
JDub exited early on Monday and will remain sidelined against Boston. Cason Wallace started the second half against Denver and could remain in the starting lineup on Wednesday. Aaron Wiggins, Alex Caruso and Isaiah Joe are also candidates to take on extra minutes.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Center-Forward • #55
9 months ago
Oklahoma City had both of its starting big men available for Monday’s game, the team’s second in as many days. However, neither Hartenstein nor Chet Holmgren (8/4/1/0/2) played more than 30 minutes in the rematch with the Nuggets. Given how far ahead of the competition the Thunder are in the Western Conference, it would be unsurprising if the team took steps to rest some of its key players ahead of the postseason. As long as Hartenstein and Holmgren are on the court, fantasy managers will receive solid value from both on most nights.
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
After going off for 40 points in Sunday’s win over the Nuggets, Gilgeous-Alexander was held in check in Monday’s rematch. However, the stat line SGA recorded wasn’t bad; he provided good value in his 36 minutes on the court. A pedestrian night for Gilgeous-Alexander is an excellent one for most of the NBA’s other players, which indicates how good he’s been this season. SGA remains the betting favorite for Most Valuable Player, with Nikola Jokic being his closest competition.
OKC • Guard • #5
9 months ago
Dort was hot from beyond the arc on Monday, shooting 8-of-8 with the eight makes being a career-high. As for the 26 points, that was his highest tally of the season. Dort hasn’t been the most reliable shooter, but he has made strides this season. That progress will be tested if the Thunder are forced to play without Jalen Williams, who exited Monday’s game with a strained right hip. Oklahoma City plays three more games during Week 19, starting with the Celtics on Wednesday in Boston.
MEM • Center • #30
9 months ago
Huff got the spot start, his first since November, and played 25 minutes with the Grizzlies missing Zach Edey, Vince Williams, Santi Aldama and Jaren Jackson Jr. Monday against the Suns. The 27-year-old center wasn’t much on the boards, but he made four 3-pointers. Huff would have some value in deep leagues if a scenario that necessitates him starting were to arise again.
MEM • Guard • #1
9 months ago
Pippen Jr. came off the bench Monday and played 27 minutes, which was the third-most on the Grizzlies. The 24-year-old point guard had 13 points, but otherwise didn’t have a major impact on the game. Pippen Jr. could continue to see more playing time with all the injuries Memphis is dealing with, but his production leaves something to be desired.
MEM • Guard • #12
9 months ago
Morant has scored at least 20 points in 11 of his last 13 games. The 25-year-old point guard continues to deal with a shoulder issue, which has cost him some games, but he’s produced seventh-round value in eight-category leagues since the All-Star break. His turnovers have tanked his value in nine-category leagues and Morant turned it over another five times Monday. He’s had at least four turnovers eight times in his last 13 games, which isn’t going to cut it. Morant is outside the top-150 in nine-category formats since the break.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #8
9 months ago
Williams suffered a strained right hip during the first half of Monday’s game and will not return. He logged 14 minutes, finishing with 12 points, two rebounds, six assists and one three-pointer. With Williams done for the night, Aaron Wiggins and Cason Wallace should receive more playing time. Wiggins offers a higher offensive ceiling if J-Dub misses time.
Source: Tim MacMahon
MEM • Center • #30
9 months ago
With Zach Edey (ankle) and Vince Williams Jr. (foot) both sidelined, Jackson and Huff will enter the starting unit. This will be Jackson’s first time in the starting lineup this season, while it will be Huff’s first start since November.
Source: Memphis Grizzlies
MEM • Guard • #17
9 months ago
Kawamura has been out with shoulder and hamstring injuries recently, but he’ll be available for Monday’s game if needed. The rookie is not in the rotation on most nights when healthy.
Source: Memphis Grizzlies
MEM • Center • #14
9 months ago
The Grizzlies are certainly in a bind tonight against the Suns as their four top big men (Edey, Clarke, Santi Aldama, and Jaren Jackson Jr.) have all been ruled out. Marvin Bagley Jr. and Jay Huff are the next available options and would be worth streaming consideration given that someone will need to rebound the ball against Phoenix Monday.
MEM • Guard • #5
9 months ago
Williams dealt with a knee injury that kept him out two weeks ago, but made multiple spot starts with Santi Aldama out last week. Unfortunately, the 24-year-old shooting guard finds himself out again, now with a foot injury. Scotty Pippen Jr. could see increased minutes with Williams out and is likely the better fantasy option anyway.
MEM • Guard • #22
9 months ago
Bane recorded his fourth 30-point game of the season on Sunday and efficiently got his points. The Grizzlies guard shot over 50 percent from the field and finished one blocked shot shy of a complete stat line. Bane’s fantasy value since the All-Star break has been elite, as he has been a first-round player in 12-team leagues (eight- and nine-cat formats). The Grizzlies play four games during Week 19, starting with the Suns on Monday.
MEM • Guard • #12
9 months ago
While Morant’s availability has been occasionally problematic, the last two games were his most productive of the season. He’s recorded consecutive 30-point games for the first time, tallying 63 points, seven rebounds, 14 assists, four steals and four three-pointers. While Morant has been a seventh-round player in eight-cat formats since the All-Star break, he’s ranked outside the top 150 in nine-cat due to turnovers. He only committed one on Sunday, a step in the right direction.
MEM • Guard • #5
9 months ago
The Grizzlies were without Santi Aldama (calf) for Sunday’s game, so Williams made his second start of the season. Unfortunately, the third-year wing could not find his shot. Scotty Pippen Jr. (12/6/2/2/1 with two three-pointers) provided greater value off the bench despite Ja Morant being available. The Grizzlies take on the Suns on Monday night, so Williams may return to the bench.
MEM • Guard • #5
9 months ago
The Grizzlies are without Santi Aldama, who is dealing with a calf injury, meaning another replacement is needed to fill the void initially left by Jaren Jackson Jr. Williams receives the nod, but GG Jackson should also figure more prominently in the rotation.
Source: NBA Lineups
MEM • Guard • #10
9 months ago
Initially doubtful for Sunday’s game, Kennard has officially been ruled out. Scotty Pippen Jr. should play a few more minutes off the bench, but this is unlikely to impact fantasy basketball with Ja Morant available.
Source: Chris Herrington
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
9 months ago
Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein (10 points, 11 rebounds and one assist in 31 minutes) returned to the Thunder after sitting out Friday’s win over Portland, and both were effective. While the latter recorded his 23rd double-double of the season, Holmgren has blocked at least three shots in 11 games. The second-year forward/center has been a top-25 player since the All-Star break, but availability remains a lingering concern. Holmgren should be considered questionable for Monday’s rematch with the Nuggets, as he hasn’t played both games of a back-to-back since returning from a fractured hip in early February.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #8
9 months ago
While Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will get the headlines, and rightfully so, Williams is in the midst of the most productive stretch of his career. He’s scored 20 points or more in a career-high seven straight games, and the overall production has made him a fantasy standout. Since the All-Star break, Williams has been a top-10 player in eight- and nine-cat formats. While a wrist injury kept Williams out of Friday’s win over Portland, he did play both games of Oklahoma City’s most recent back-to-back. Hopefully, he’ll be available for Monday’s rematch with the Nuggets.
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
SGA put on a stellar performance in a key head-to-head matchup with Nikola Jokic. His three-point shooting volume was up with low efficiency, but he stuffed the stat sheet in a convincing victory.
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
He also amassed eight rebounds, five assists, three blocks and a pair of three-pointers. SGA put on a stellar performance in a key head-to-head matchup with Nikola Jokic. His three-point shooting volume was inefficient, but he stuffed the stat sheet in a convincing victory. The Thunder will look to add another win against the Nuggets tomorrow in the second half of a back-to-back.
MEM • Forward-Center • #7
9 months ago
Aldama sat out two straight games before returning to Memphis’ lineup on Friday, but he’ll miss his third game in four outings when the Grizzlies visit the Pelicans. With Jaren Jackson Jr. already sidelined, GG Jackson and Vince Williams Jr. could see increased run. Scotty Pippen Jr. could fill in some of Kennard’s vacated minutes.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Guard • #5
9 months ago
Both players sat out Friday along with most other Thunder starters and regular role players, but both will be back in action against Denver. Expect the pair to handle their typical workloads.
Source: https://ak-static.cms.nba.com/referee/injury/Injury-Report_2025-03-08_07PM.pdf
OKC • Center-Forward • #55
9 months ago
Both big men sat out Friday, and Jaylin Williams got the starting nod at center. Williams posted a triple-double in 36 minutes, but his workload should be significantly reduced on Sunday with Hartenstein and Holmgren back in the lineup.
Source: https://ak-static.cms.nba.com/referee/injury/Injury-Report_2025-03-08_07PM.pdf
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
OKC rested most of its regular starters, but a 30-point performance from Aaron Wiggins and strong contributions from role players like Ousmane Dieng and Kenny Hustle led OKC to a comfortable victory over the visiting Trail Blazers. The team is set to bring back all of its regulars for Sunday’s prime-time matinee against Denver, including SGA and Jay Dub.
Source: https://ak-static.cms.nba.com/referee/injury/Injury-Report_2025-03-08_07PM.pdf
OKC • Forward • #6
9 months ago
Williams moved into the starting lineup with Chet Holmgren (leg) and Isaiah Hartenstein both out Friday. The 22-year-old power forward didn’t disappoint fantasy mangers that chose to use him as a streamer. Williams had a triple-double and added three steals and two blocks on the defensive end. He’s unusable in fantasy leagues once Holmgren or Hartenstein returns, but this was quite an effort from a player that was on the waiver wire in pretty much every league.
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
Wiggins dropped 41 points against the Kings on February 1 in a game that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander played in. On Friday, with SGA out, Wiggins took on the main scoring role for the Thunder and dropped 30 points in another spot start. The 26-year-old shooting guard has shown he can score from time to time, but generally hasn’t been consistent enough with an 11 points per game average on the season.
MEM • Center • #14
9 months ago
Edey played just 22 minutes against the Mavericks on Friday, but he was a rebounding machine. The 22-year-old rookie center from Purdue grabbed 10 offensive rebounds alone in this one. Edey has shown he’s capable of providing fantasy value when on the floor, but his minutes aren’t consistently high enough to provide consistent points and rebounds. If they were, he’d have a lot more double-doubles this year.
MEM • Guard • #22
9 months ago
Bane averages six rebounds per game on the season, but has now grabbed at least 10 rebounds in three of his last four games. Not bad for a 26-year-old shooting guard. Bane’s fantasy managers will certainly take a 16-rebound effort Friday against the Mavericks, giving him 32 rebounds in three games so far this week. He has another chance to add to his rebound total for the week Sunday against the Pelicans.
MEM • Guard • #12
9 months ago
Morant played 35 minutes in the 11-point victory Friday, which is notable because he mentioned that he’s been dealing with a shoulder injury all season after Wednesday’s game. The 25-year-old point guard also played 32 minutes in that game. Morant doesn’t seem to be phased by the shoulder issue and he wasn’t listed on the injury report Friday. While he had 31 points, he wasn’t very efficient as he took 29 shots and was just 1-of-5 from behind the 3-point line.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #34
9 months ago
The Thunder are without multiple rotation players due to either injury or rest. As a result, this quintet will start together for the first time this season. Wiggins and Joe offer the highest ceilings, but both Williamses (Kenrich and Jaylin) are also worth a look in deep leagues.
Source: NBA Lineups
MEM • Forward-Center • #7
9 months ago
As expected, Aldama and Konchar are available for Friday’s game. The former is more impactful on fantasy basketball, as he should be rostered in most 12-team leagues. Konchar has not been as productive but will be in the Grizzlies’ rotation.
Source: Memphis Grizzlies
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
9 months ago
Holmgren will miss a third straight game with a leg injury, and the Thunder will likely prioritize him being healthy for the postseason at this stage in the season. With Isaiah Hartenstein also out, Jaylin Williams will likely move into the starting lineup, and he’s worth streaming in deep leagues.
Source: Casey Holdahl
MEM • Forward-Center • #7
9 months ago
Aldama and Konchar, initially considered questionable for Friday’s game, are on track to play. The former’s status has a more significant impact on fantasy basketball, as Santi has been a player who should be rostered in standard leagues. While Konchar may be in the rotation, he’s unlikely to get the opportunities needed to impact fantasy basketball.
Source: Chris Herrington
MEM • Forward-Center • #13
9 months ago
Jackson Jr. has already been ruled out and is being considered “week-to-week.” It’s unclear when he’ll be back, but if he is already shooting and dribbling, it is a good sign that it may be sooner rather than later. Aldama is questionable for Friday’s game after missing the Grizzlies’ last two. If he remains out, Vince Williams Jr. and GG Jackson should be in line for more minutes. Williams Jr. started on Wednesday and contributed 12 points, three rebounds, two assists and one steal in 25 minutes.
Source: Chris Herrington
OKC • Guard • #9
9 months ago
Caruso will return to the lineup after a one-game absence, and he should see a substantial boost in playing time with most of the Thunder’s regular starters ruled out.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
9 months ago
Holmgren sat out against Memphis on Wednesday, but there is a chance that he returns against Portland. However, OKC is resting most of their rotation in this game, so it wouldn’t be surprising if Holmgren remained out for another game. In that scenario, Jaylin Williams would likely move into the starting lineup.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Center-Forward • #55
9 months ago
Hartenstein apparently re-aggravated his nasal injury, while Wallace will miss his first game since before the All-Star break. They’ll join Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams among other Thunder starters, paving the way for role players like Alex Caruso, Jaylin Williams, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins to see extra run.
Source: NBA Injury Report
MEM • Guard • #12
9 months ago
After Wednesday’s loss to Oklahoma City, Morant mentioned that he has been dealing with a right shoulder issue all season. It has forced him to miss some time, including the two games before the Grizzlies played the Thunder. However, it won’t keep him out of the lineup against Dallas on Friday. He played 32 minutes on Wednesday and should see a similar workload against the Mavs.
Source: NBA Injury Report
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
SGA has been on a monstrous run as of late, but he’ll take a breather against the Blazers. Williams will miss his first game in over a month, leaving OKC without its top two scorers. The team will also be without several other key players, which means Aaron Wiggins, Alex Caruso, Isaiah Joe and Jaylin Williams could see big minutes.
Source: NBA Injury Report
MEM • Forward-Center • #7
9 months ago
Jaren Jackson Jr. (ankle) remains out, so Aldama should see increased run if he’s available. If he’s sidelined, Vince Williams Jr. could draw another start. Konchar’s availability has little impact on fantasy hoops decisions.
Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter
MEM • • #Guard
9 months ago
Pullin has played a grand total of three minutes across three appearances so far this season. The two-way guard will remain out for another game, but it won’t impact the team’s rotation.
Source: Grant Afseth
MEM • Guard • #12
9 months ago
Morant returned to the Grizzlies lineup on Wednesday after a two-game absence due to what was described as a right deltoid contusion, and he did not shoot the ball well. Going 8-of-22 from the field overall, Morant missed his first five three-point attempts and finished 2-of-9. Following the game, he said he’s “played like this all season” regarding the shoulder injury. That’s concerning for the Grizzlies and fantasy managers, especially with the Grizzlies scheduled to play two back-to-backs over an eight-day stretch that begins on March 9. Scotty Pippen Jr. played 21 minutes off the bench Wednesday night, and while his fantasy ceiling is low with Morant on the court, he may be in position for more minutes with the Grizzlies star clearly at less than full strength.
Source: Matt Infield
MEM • Guard • #5
9 months ago
With Jaren Jackson Jr. (ankle) and Santi Aldama (calf) unavailable, Williams was tabbed to make his first start of the season on Wednesday. He didn’t have the best night, but the Grizzlies wing scored in double figures for the third time this season. Williams’ streaming staying power depends on the health of Jackson and Aldama, with the former considered week-to-week and the latter day-to-day. Wednesday’s performance wasn’t good enough to make Williams a must-add, but deep-league managers should watch for the injury report ahead of Friday’s game against the Mavericks.
MEM • Guard • #22
9 months ago
With Ja Morant returning from a shoulder injury, Bane did not have the ball in his hands as often Wednesday night. His value took a hit, as he only recorded one assist while shooting 5-of-14 from the field. Bane has been a top 40 player in eight- and nine-cat formats since the All-Star break, so one subpar night will not crater his value. And games against the Mavericks (Friday) and Pelicans (Sunday) should help Bane rebound before the end of Week 18.
MEM • Guard • #12
9 months ago
Morant’s right shoulder had been an issue well before he missed games against the Spurs and Hawks, and it appeared to impact his shot on Wednesday. He hit two three-pointers during the second half, so that’s a positive from Morant’s performance against the Thunder. The Grizzlies point guard is only shooting 36.4 percent from the field since the All-Star break, nearly five points below his mark for the season (43.1). However, the upcoming schedule may work in Morant’s favor, as the Grizzlies end Week 18 with games against the Mavericks and Pelicans.
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
While Cason Wallace was the choice to fill the void in the starting lineup left by Chet Holmgren, Wiggins was more productive. The fourth-year forward rebounded from his lone single-digit scoring effort since February 1 with a 16-point night against the Grizzlies, shooting 66.7 percent from the field. Rostered in 26 percent of Yahoo! leagues, Wiggins has been a fifth-round player in nine-cat formats since February 1. Wallace, an 11th-round player during that stretch, finished Wednesday’s victory with four points, four rebounds, one assist and one steal in 19 minutes.
OKC • Center-Forward • #55
9 months ago
With Chet Holmgren out of the lineup, Hartenstein stepped up on both ends of the floor Wednesday night. Over the past week, he’s recorded double-doubles in three of his last four games, providing fourth-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats. Due to Holmgren’s injuries this season, there will likely be more nights when Hartenstein is the lone big in the starting lineup. As he’s shown throughout the season, iHart has reliable fantasy value regardless of who is (or isn’t) on the court.
OKC • Guard-Forward • #8
9 months ago
As well as MVP favorite Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has played this season, his sidekick’s play should not be overlooked. Williams filled the stat sheet in Memphis, and his fantasy value has increased since the All-Star break. J-Dub has provided first-round value in eight- and nine-cat formats, averaging 23.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 6.3 assists, 1.4 steals, 0.9 blocks and 2.9 three-pointers per game.
OKC • Guard • #2
9 months ago
Gilgeous-Alexander produced another masterpiece on Wednesday. He’s scored 40 points or more ten times this season, including each of his last two games. According to Basketball Monster, only Tyrese Haliburton has been better than Gilgeous-Alexander in eight- and nine-cat formats since the All-Star break. He’s the betting favorite for Most Valuable Player and with good reason. The production has been elite, and SGA is leading the team with the NBA’s best record. The Thunder play twice more before the end of Week 18, starting with the Trail Blazers on Friday.
OKC • Guard • #22
9 months ago
The Thunder are without Chet Holmgren for Wednesday’s game, opening up a spot in the starting lineup. Wallace will fill the void, and he and Aaron Wiggins have added fantasy value with Holmgren unavailable. The other four starters are unchanged.
Source: NBA Lineups
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
Wiggins was initially listed as questionable with a thumb injury before he was ultimately ruled in Wednesday. The 26-year-old shooting guard has a solid bench role that includes around 25 minutes per game. Wiggins can provide points, threes and rebounds but doesn’t have a high ceiling.
OKC • Guard • #21
9 months ago
Wiggins enjoyed plenty of success on offense in the back half of February and carried some of that into early March. Kenrich Williams could find himself playing a larger role if Wiggins is ruled out.
OKC • Center-Forward • #7
9 months ago
Holmgren is set to miss his second game of the month after notching a double-double his last time out. Cason Wallace will get a chance to slot back into the starting lineup for Wednesday.
OKC • Guard • #11
9 months ago
Joe has missed Oklahoma City’s last two games, but he could return to play against Memphis. If he remains out, Cason Wallace and Aaron Wiggins will continue to be the primary perimeter options off the bench, though both will sacrifice a few minutes if Joe is back.
Source: NBA Injury Report