Svi Mykhailiuk (foot) and Jaden Springer (back) are questionable to play against the Celtics on Friday.

Both players have been sidelined frequently lately, which has opened up extra minutes for Cody Williams, Brice Sensabaugh and Johnny Juzang. The potential return of Mykhailiuk and Springer won’t dramatically change the minutes of the aforementioned three players, but the competitiveness of the game will be a factor in how the rotation shakes out.

KJ Martin (elbow) will remain sidelined against the Celtics on Friday.

Martin will miss a fourth-straight game on Friday, and with John Collins out at least another week, Kyle Filipowski should continue to start at power forward. He had 21 points in 21 minutes against Washington on Wednesday.

Lauri Markkanen (personal) has been ruled out against the Celtics on Friday.

After missing Wednesday’s game against Washington, Markkanen will remain out again when Utah takes on Boston. Cody Williams should get another start in his place, with Brice Sensabaugh filling out the reserve minutes. Sensabaugh has been the more productive player.

Brandon Clarke (knee) played five minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the Trail Blazers, going scoreless with one rebound.

Clarke checked into Wednesday’s game with 7:30 remaining in the first quarter and exited a little over five minutes later with a sore right knee. The Grizzlies announced that he was doubtful to return, and he did not see any more action. John Konchar (3/3/2/1/1 with one three-pointer in 20 minutes) started the second half in place of Zach Edey, and he may have the most to gain regarding playing time if Clarke remains sidelined.

Scotty Pippen Jr. had 18 points (7-of-17 FGs), six rebounds, four assists and two steals against the Trail Blazers on Wednesday.

Pippen missed Monday’s game against the Kings and was questionable Wednesday with a wrist injury, but ultimately played 31 minutes off the bench with Ja Morant out. The 24-year-old point guard’s 18 points were the most he’s had in a game since January 6. Pippen is merely a deep league option when Morant is unavailable.

Santi Aldama had 16 points (6-of-10 FGs), five rebounds, one assist and two 3-pointers against the Trail Blazers on Wednesday.

Aldama returned from a calf injury that had kept him out since March 7 and played 27 minutes off the bench Wednesday against the Trail Blazers. The 24-year-old power forward was effective with 16 points on 10 shots. He certainly benefited from the absence of Ja Morant, who has commanded tremendous usage when available recently. Aldama is a deep league option due to his spot in the Grizzlies pecking order and the volume of players they include in the rotation, but he offers a legitimate ceiling.

Santi Aldama had 16 points (6-of-10 FGs), five rebounds, one assist and two three-pointers against the Trail Blazers on Wednesday.

Aldama returned from a calf injury that had kept him out since March 7 and played 27 minutes off the bench Wednesday against the Trail Blazers. The 24-year-old power forward was effective with 16 points on 10 shots. He certainly benefited from the absence of Ja Morant, who has commanded tremendous usage when available recently. Aldama is a deep league option due to his spot in the Grizzlies pecking order and the volume of players they include in the rotation, but he offers a legitimate ceiling.

Oscar Tshiebwe accumulated four points (1-of-3 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), 10 rebounds and two assists in 18 minutes in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards.

Tshiebwe is going to sleep well after his long Wednesday. The Jazz center began Wednesday with the team’s G League affiliate, playing 41 minutes and finishing a win over Mexico City with 37 points and 26 rebounds. Due to the Jazz being without multiple rotation players, Tshiebwe logged 18 minutes off the bench against the Wizards on Wednesday night. He’s the first player in G League history to record seven 20/20 games in a season, and that may be enough to earn Oscar some opportunities with the Jazz before the season ends. As evidenced by his 10 rebounds on Wednesday, he can provide value in that category.

Brice Sensabaugh finished Wednesday’s win over the Wizards with 17 points (7-of-11 FGs), one assist and three three-pointers in 23 minutes.

Sensabaugh had a good night scoring-wise and appears to be cleaning some things up regarding his offensive decision-making. He has shot 48.7 percent from the field since the All-Star break, but the lack of production outside of points and three-pointers is why he’s ranked well outside of the top 150. Sensabaugh is rostered in nine percent of Yahoo! leagues, and he’ll be worth a look down the stretch due to the available playing time.

Isaiah Collier accumulated 18 points (7-of-8 FGs, 2-of-4 FTs), three rebounds, five assists and two three-pointers in 19 minutes in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards.

Isaiah Collier accumulated 18 points (7-of-8 FGs, 2-of-4 FTs), three rebounds, six assists, four steals and two three-pointers in 19 minutes in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards.

Collier was excellent on Wednesday, only missing one shot and dishing out six assists with just one turnover. Add in the four steals, and this was a terrific night to have the rookie rostered. Rostered in 31 percent of Yahoo! leagues, Collier’s fantasy value has not been great. However, he has offered solid value in the assist category. If Collier can clean up his percentages, that would go a long way toward making him a viable option for standard leagues in 2025-26.

Keyonte George shot 7-of-12 from the field and 3-of-4 from the foul line in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards, scoring 20 points with four rebounds, four assists and three three-pointers in 29 minutes.

George has scored 20 points or more in three of his last six games, and Wednesday’s effort was one of his most efficient. In addition to shooting over 50 percent from the field, he finished with a 2-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio. Since the All-Star break, George has been an 11th-round player in eight-cat formats. While some Jazz veterans have seen their minutes cut, George has consistently approached 30 minutes.

Kyle Filipowski accounted for 21 points (8-of-11 FGs, 1-of-4 FTs), four rebounds, two assists and four three-pointers in 21 minutes in Wednesday’s win over the Wizards.

Filipowski started Wednesday’s game, as Lauri Markkanen was out for personal reasons. The rookie has put together some solid performances during the post-break portion of the schedule, and Wednesday’s was one of his best. Filipowski has scored 20 points or more five times since the All-Star break and has provided 12th-round value in eight-cat formats. He’s worth holding onto for the rest of the season because even when they’re available, Markkanen and Walker Kessler have played fewer minutes than usual. Kessler (7/5/2/1/1) only played 15 minutes in Wednesday’s victory.

Santi Aldama (calf) and Scotty Pippen Jr. (wrist) are available for Wednesday’s game against the Trail Blazers.

Aldama and Pippen are good to go for Wednesday’s game, and their returns bolster the Grizzlies’ depth. Aldama offers a higher fantasy ceiling, but Pippen is also worth a look in deep leagues since Ja Morant (shoulder) is unavailable.

Isaiah Collier, Collin Sexton, Cody Williams, Kyle Filipowski and Walker Kessler will start Wednesday’s game against the Wizards.

The Jazz are without Lauri Markkanen for Wednesday’s game as he is unavailable for personal reasons. The two changes to the Jazz starting lineup are Sexton and Filipowski, with Micah Potter heading to the bench. Sexton is already rostered in most leagues, while Filipowski is worth holding onto for the rest of the season due to Utah’s availability issues.

Lauri Markkanen (personal) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Wizards.

Markkanen will miss Wednesday’s game for personal reasons. To account for his absence, the Jazz have made Walker Kessler (rest) available after initially ruling him out. Kyle Filipowski and KJ Martin should play more minutes with Markkanen unavailable, with the former offering a higher fantasy ceiling.

Walker Kessler (rest) is now available for Wednesday’s game against the Wizards.

Initially ruled out for Wednesday’s game, Kessler is now available. While he should be in the starting lineup, it would be unsurprising if Kessler did not play starters’ minutes. Utah has made multiple decisions recently intending to improve its draft lottery odds, resulting in more playing time for young players like Kyle Filipowski.

Lamar Stevens (shoulder) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Trail Blazers.

Stevens’ second 10-day contract is winding down, and his absence will not significantly impact fantasy basketball. Leave him on the waiver wire.

Santi Aldama (calf) and Scotty Pippen Jr. (wrist) are questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Trail Blazers.

Aldama and Pippen missed Monday’s loss to the Kings, with the former having missed the Grizzlies’ last five games. The absences of Pippen and Ja Morant have led to Cam Spencer entering the rotation, but he is not worth adding in most leagues. As for Aldama, John Konchar may play a few more minutes off the bench, but he’s only worth a look for deep-league managers needing rebounds.

Ja Morant (hamstring) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Trail Blazers.

Wednesday’s game will be the third Morant has missed with a sore left hamstring. Luke Kennard will remain in the starting lineup, with Desmond Bane assuming most of the primary playmaker responsibilities. Kennard is worth rostering in deep leagues, while Bane possesses a higher fantasy ceiling when Morant is out.

Svi Mykhailiuk (foot) and Jaden Springer (back) are out for Wednesday’s game against the Wizards.

Wednesday’s game will be the second straight Mykhailiuk has missed, while Springer has been sidelined for three straight and eight of Utah’s last nine. Neither player significantly impacts fantasy basketball, but there should be more minutes available to Cody Williams.

KJ Martin (elbow) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Wizards.

Wednesday’s game is the third Martin has missed with an elbow injury. His absence frees up additional minutes for Brice Sensabaugh, who is worth a look in deep leagues. Sensabaugh will not have to worry about minutes because of how the Jazz have recently handled Lauri Markkanen’s playing time.

Walker Kessler (rest) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Wizards.

The Jazz don’t have a back-to-back to worry about, but that won’t stop them from sitting Kessler on Wednesday. His absence likely means Kyle Filipowski, who should be rostered in deep leagues for the rest of the season, will likely move into the starting lineup.

Desmond Bane led the Grizzlies with 44 points (15-of-26 FGs), seven rebounds, four assists, one steal and seven three-pointers in a 132-122 loss to the Kings on Monday.

Though he didn’t get much help from his teammates, this was an excellent offensive performance from Bane. He set a new season-high for scoring, and it came after four consecutive games with less than 25 points. Bane scored over a third of the Grizzlies’ points, which wasn’t enough to get the job done against a balanced attack from Sacramento. However, he was able to step up with Ja Morant sidelined with a hamstring injury. If Morant remains out in Portland on Wednesday, Bane could be in for another big night.

Luke Kennard turned in a solid line on Monday with eight points (4-of-11 FGs), two rebounds, eight assists and two steals against the Kings.

With Ja Morant sidelined, Kennard took on the role of facilitator for Memphis. This was his second-straight start, but it wasn’t a productive one outside of the assist boost. This was Kennard’s fifth game this season with at least eight dimes, but he wasn’t able to reach his season-high of 11. Kennard has upside as long as he is starting, but the production hasn’t been there consistently for him. He is known for his deep-range shooting, so while the assist numbers are fun, Kennard not hitting a triple is disappointing.

Jordan Clarkson accumulated 14 points (5-of-10 FGs, 3-of-4 FTs), three rebounds, three assists and one three-pointer in 22 minutes in Monday’s loss to the Bulls.

Clarkson did not play in Sunday’s loss to the Timberwolves, and his return meant fewer minutes for Johnny Juzang. While the veteran guard shot 50 percent from the field and dished out three assists, he was also responsible for four turnovers. Add in the 22 minutes, and there may not be much to gain from rostering Clarkson down the stretch. As for Juzang, he finished the loss with eight points, two rebounds, one steal and two three-pointers in 16 minutes. He isn’t a must-roster player, but there will be nights when Juzang is allowed to start as Utah looks to improve its draft lottery odds.

Keyonte George shot 4-of-7 from the field and 7-of-7 from the foul line in Monday’s loss to the Bulls, accounting for 16 points, two rebounds, two assists, two steals and one three-pointer in 27 minutes.

After sitting out Sunday’s loss to the Timberwolves, George returned to the Jazz rotation. While the points and steals were solid, he was responsible for four turnovers. The inefficiency has factored into Utah’s decision to start rookie Isaiah Collier at the point, as he has been better than George at setting up his teammates. Collier finished Monday’s loss with eight points, six rebounds, eight assists and one turnover. George is the superior scorer, but the hope is that he’ll use the rest of the season to improve as a playmaker for others.

Lauri Markkanen finished Monday’s loss to the Bulls with 16 points (7-of-16 FGs), two rebounds, one assist, one block and one three-pointer in 24 minutes.

Fantasy managers should be accustomed to the shenanigans in Salt Lake City. Markkanen was in the starting lineup for Monday’s game but only played 24 minutes, an apparent response to the NBA’s decision to fine the Jazz $100,000 regarding his availability for prior games. Fantasy managers can only hope that Markkanen blows up in his 24 minutes because he’s highly unlikely to play starters’ minutes the rest of the season.

Santi Aldama (calf) and Scotty Pippen Jr. (wrist) are out for Monday’s game against the Kings.

Aldama was initially doubtful for Monday’s game, while Pippen was listed as questionable. Their absences leave the Grizzlies down another two rotation players, with Ja Morant (shoulder) already out. Vince Williams Jr. should experience an increase in playing time, and the Grizzlies will again rely on a backcourt of Desmond Bane and Luke Kennard.

Isaiah Collier, Cody Williams, Lauri Markkanen, Micah Potter and Walker Kessler will start Monday’s game against the Bulls.

The Jazz, who lost to the Timberwolves on Sunday, are without Collin Sexton for Monday’s game. They’ll go with a bigger lineup, as Potter has been tabbed to fill the void. While Potter has limited streaming value, Williams receives a boost with the move from small forward to shooting guard.

Lauri Markkanen (ankle) is available to play against the Bulls on Monday.

Markkanen will be available for a fourth-straight game, and this even comes on the second night of a back-to-back. Clearly, the $100k fine for poor injury reporting got to the Jazz. Markkanen has played 24.5 minutes per game over these last three games, so managers should manage their expectations.

Keyonte George (foot) and Jordan Clarkson (foot) are available for Monday’s game against the Bulls.

George and Clarkson are available after sitting out Sunday’s loss to the Timberwolves. Their returns likely mean fewer minutes for Johnny Juzang. However, Svi Mykhailiuk’s absence means Juzang should remain in the rotation, but he is not a player who has to be rostered in most fantasy leagues.

Svi Mykhailiuk (foot) is out for Monday’s game against the Bulls.

Initially questionable for Monday’s game, Mykhailiuk will not play. While his absence cuts into Utah’s perimeter depth, it does not significantly impact fantasy basketball. There’s no need to hold onto Mykhailiuk in fantasy leagues.

Svi Mykhailiuk (foot) is questionable to play against the Bulls on Monday.

Mykhailiuk is a late addition to the injury report on the second night of a back-to-back after playing 26 minutes on Sunday. He has been in and out of the rotation recently for Utah, and his role will be dependent on the status of Lauri Markkanen (ankle) who is also questionable. Even if Mykhailiuk plays through this ailment, his chances of producing value in any format are low.

Lauri Markkanen (ankle) is questionable for Monday’s matchup with the Bulls.

Markkanen has appeared in three straight games after missing nine in a row, but he could sit out for the second leg of Utah’s back-to-back set. If he’s ruled out, Brice Sensabaugh and Kyle Filipowski could see increased run.

Jordan Clarkson (foot) and Keyonte George (foot) are questionable for Monday’s game against the Bulls.

Utah continues to list multiple key players on the injury report, but Clarkson and George have a chance to return for the second leg of a back-to-back set after sitting on Sunday. If Clarkson and George are absent again on Monday, Isaiah Collier, Johnny Juzang and Brice Sensabaugh could see more run.

Collin Sexton (ankle) is out for Monday’s matchup with Chicago.

The Young Bull won’t face the Bulls, as Utah is playing the second leg of a back-to-back set. Keyonte George and Jordan Clarkson are questionable, but they’ll pick up the slack for Sexton if they’re given the green light. Isaiah Collier figures to be heavily involved, too.

Collin Sexton scored 22 points (9-of-18 FGs, 3-of-5 FTs) with four rebounds, four assists, a steal, and a three-pointer against the Timberwolves on Sunday.

Sexton missed some games early this month with an ankle injury but has scored 22 points in two of his previous three outings. The Jazz are unpredictable at this point and fantasy managers could have trouble understanding which Utah guards will be productive regularly down the home stretch. Sexton will face the Bulls for the second time this season on Monday. He scored 24 points against them in November.

Walker Kessler notched 15 points (6-of-15 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs) with 19 rebounds and a three-pointer against the Timberwolves on Sunday.

Kessler logged a DNP-CD against the Raptors but was right back in the mix to wrap up the week. The Jazz center has had some rest days here and there as of late but is productive when on the court. Whether he’ll suit up against the Bulls on Monday remains to be seen as Utah continues the obvious tank that they have already been fined for.

Vince Williams Jr. (ankle) is not on the injury report for Monday’s game against the Kings.

Williams is available after sitting out Saturday’s win over the Heat, which was Memphis’ second game in as many days. He played 18 minutes off the bench against the Cavaliers on Friday, and fantasy managers should expect a similar workload for Williams. That isn’t enough to make him worth the streaming risk in most leagues.

Santi Aldama (calf) is doubtful for Monday’s game against the Kings.

Aldama has missed Memphis’ last five games with a strained right calf, and that number is likely to hit six on Monday. Vince Williams Jr. is available and will likely play additional minutes if Aldama is ruled out. However, Williams has not done enough to merit being rostered in most fantasy leagues.

Scotty Pippen Jr. (wrist) is questionable for Monday’s game against the Kings.

Pippen is dealing with a sore left wrist, hence his appearance on the Grizzlies’ injury report. With Ja Morant (shoulder) out, a few more minutes may be available to Pippen if he can play. However, Luke Kennard has been the starter on nights when the Grizzlies are without Morant. Kennard is worth streaming in deep leagues, with Morant’s absence also raising Desmond Bane’s fantasy ceiling.

Ja Morant (hamstring) has been ruled out for Monday’s game against the Kings

Morant missed Saturday’s game with a shoulder injury and now he’s dealing with a hamstring issue. The Grizzlies point guard will be replaced by Luke Kennard, who has started alongside Desmond Bane with Morant sidelined. Scotty Pippen Jr., who recorded a double-double on Saturday, will also have a higher fantasy ceiling.

KJ Martin (elbow) is out for Sunday’s game against the Timberwolves.

Martin will not play in Sunday’s game, leaving the Jazz down another option in the frontcourt. While Lauri Markkanen is available, the Jazz could limit his minutes as the team attempts to improve its lottery odds. For this reason, Brice Sensabaugh and Kyle Filipowski are worth rostering because their minutes should be safe as younger players.

Jaden Springer (back) is out for Sunday’s game against the Timberwolves.

Springer, initially doubtful for Sunday’s game, will miss another game with back spasms. Isaiah Collier and Collin Sexton, who are already starters, should play a few more minutes because the Jazz are light on perimeter personnel.

Desmond Bane accumulated 22 points (9-of-16 FGs), 10 rebounds, eight assists, two steals and four three-pointers in 30 minutes in Saturday’s win over the Heat.

When the Grizzlies are without Ja Morant, Bane’s full game tends to be unlocked. That was the case on Saturday, as he shot over 50 percent from the field and finished two assists shy of a triple-double. Since the All-Star break, Bane has provided top 20 value in eight-cat formats and top 25 in nine-cat. The Grizzlies begin a three-game Week 20 in Sacramento on Monday.

Jaren Jackson Jr. played 33 minutes in Saturday’s win over the Heat, scoring 31 points (13-of-18 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), six rebounds, one assist, two blocks and one three-pointer.

Jackson was dominant on Saturday, having now scored 30 points or more on 12 occasions this season. That equals his tally from the 2023-24 campaign, a year in which JJJ was the lone Grizzlies star in the lineup on most nights. Jackson has been a top 20 player in nine-cat formats since the All-Star break, slightly better than his production for the season.

Luke Kennard amassed 11 points (5-of-8 FGs), four rebounds, four assists and one three-pointer in 29 minutes in Saturday’s win over the Heat.

Kennard started Saturday’s game for Ja Morant, who did not play due to a shoulder injury. While the final stat line certainly wasn’t elite, Luke was far from a liability for deep-league managers. His value for Week 20, which begins Monday in Sacramento, depends on Morant’s availability. Kennard won’t need to be rostered if Ja is available.

Ja Morant (shoulder) and Vince Williams Jr. (ankle) are out for Saturday’s game against the Heat.

Morant’s absence impacts the Grizzlies’ rotation and fantasy basketball more, as it opens up a spot in the starting lineup. Luke Kennard is the likely replacement, as his presence would shift more of the playmaking responsibilities onto Desmond Bane’s shoulders. As for Williams, his absence frees up additional minutes for GG Jackson, who should not be rostered in most fantasy leagues.

Vince Williams Jr. (foot) is doubtful for Saturday’s game against the Heat.

Williams came off the injured list earlier this week and played 18 minutes in the Grizzlies’ loss to the Cavaliers on Friday. The 24-year-old shooting guard is doubtful for Saturday with a foot injury. GG Jackson could see additional playing time with Williams likely to miss the game.

Santi Aldama (calf) is out for Saturday’s game against the Heat.

Aldama was also out Friday, but with Jaren Jackson Jr. back and the Grizzlies deep rotation of bench players, nobody appears ready to step into a fantasy-relevant role. Scotty Pippen Jr. was the only one to play at least 20 minutes off the bench against the Cavaliers. Aldama would be fantasy-relevant again once he’s available again.

Ja Morant (shoulder) is questionable for Saturday’s game against the Heat.

This one to keep an eye on. Morant has said previously that his shoulder has been an issue all season long, but he hasn’t been on the injury report for most of March. Coming off a 44-point performance Friday night, an injury to the 25-year-old point guard is the last thing fantasy managers want to see. Scotty Pippen Jr. could move into the starting lineup if Morant is out and would be worth streaming.

Jaren Jackson Jr. had 13 points (4-of-10 FGs), three rebounds, four steals, two blocks and three 3-pointers against the Cavaliers on Friday.

Jackson Jr. didn’t appear to be on a minutes limit as he saw 28 minutes in his return from an ankle injury against the Cavaliers. The 25-year-old power forward was a little rusty on the offensive end as he scored 13 points on 10 shots including three 3-pointers. Jackson Jr. was his usual active self on the defensive end as he had four steals and two blocks. Fantasy managers can expect the minutes and production to only go up from here.

Jaren Jackson Jr. had 13 points (4-of-10 FGs), three rebounds, four steals, two blocks and three three-pointers against the Cavaliers on Friday.

Jackson Jr. didn’t appear to be on a minutes limit as he saw 28 minutes in his return from an ankle injury against the Cavaliers. The 25-year-old power forward was a little rusty on the offensive end as he scored 13 points on 10 shots including three 3-pointers. Jackson Jr. was his usual active self on the defensive end as he had four steals and two blocks. Fantasy managers can expect the minutes and production to only go up from here.

Ja Morant had 44 points (17-of-22 FGs), eight rebounds, seven assists, one steal and one 3-pointer against the Cavaliers on Friday.

Morant had been on a scoring tear with at least 28 points in four straight games entering play Friday. The 25-year-old point guard put all those performances to shame against the Cavaliers as he dropped 44 points. Morant is a bit of a throwback as he made just one 3-pointer and shot 77 percent from the field. He also had just two turnovers and has now committed two or fewer turnovers in three of his last four games, which is another positive development for fantasy managers.

Ja Morant had 44 points (17-of-22 FGs), eight rebounds, seven assists, one steal and one three-pointer against the Cavaliers on Friday.

Morant had been on a scoring tear with at least 28 points in four straight games entering play Friday. The 25-year-old point guard put all those performances to shame against the Cavaliers as he dropped 44 points. Morant is a bit of a throwback as he made just one three-pointer and shot 77 percent from the field. He also had just two turnovers and has now committed two or fewer turnovers in three of his last four games, which is another positive development for fantasy managers.

Jaren Jackson Jr. (ankle) is available for Friday’s game against the Cavaliers.

Initially week-to-week after injuring his ankle on March 3, Jackson will play against the team with the NBA’s best record. Whether or not he’s under a minutes restriction has not been revealed by the Grizzlies, but fantasy managers should not expect Jackson to take on a full workload in his first game back. However, GG Jackson’s playing time will take a hit with Jaren back in action.

Jaren Jackson Jr. (ankle) is questionable to play against the Cavaliers on Friday.

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.

Vince Williams Jr. (foot) is not on the injury report against the Jazz on Wednesday.

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.

Zach Edey (ankle) and Brandon Clarke (knee) are questionable to play against the Jazz on Wednesday.

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.