Daniel Gafford (ankle) is out for Monday’s matchup with the Nuggets.

Gafford was listed as doubtful for this one, so it’s no surprise that he’ll be out. Anthony Davis will be back, and he should absorb most of Gafford’s minutes, with Dwight Powell and Moussa Cisse backing him up.

Daniel Gafford (ankle) is doubtful to play against the Nuggets on Monday.

Gafford missed Saturday’s game, and with Anthony Davis also out, Dwight Powell ended up starting at center, with Moussa Cisse filling out the backup minutes. Gafford is expected to remain out, but AD should be back, leaving the backup minutes for Powell and Cisse to split.

Brandon Williams (groin) is questionable to play against the Nuggets on Monday.

Williams was bumped to the bench in favor of Ryan Nembhard on Saturday, though Williams played 26 minutes, while Nembhard was on the floor for 21. It’s unclear if that change will stick, but if Williams is unavailable, Nembhard will likely see a bump in minutes, while D’Angelo Russell would likely return to the rotation.

P.J. Washington (ankle) is questionable to play against the Nuggets on Monday.

Washington was a late scratch on Saturday after landing on a loose ball during warmups. Naji Marshall started in his place and would likely be in line for another start if Washington is unable to suit up. Marshall logged 37 minutes as a starter and would be worth streaming if Washington remains out.

Anthony Davis (calf) is probable to play against the Nuggets on Monday.

AD returned to the lineup on Friday but sat out the second night of the back-to-back on Saturday. Dwight Powell started in his place with Daniel Gafford sidelined. With Davis back, Powell will return to playing a role off the bench.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. (groin) is questionable for Monday’s matchup with the Clippers.

Jaquez Jr. sat out Saturday’s loss to the Pistons, but he’s on track to return following a one-game absence. Fewer minutes will be available for Simone Fontecchio and Nikola Jovic if Jaquez Jr. is ultimately cleared to take the court.

According to Heat reporter Anthony Chiang, Jaime Jaquez Jr. (groin) is questionable for Monday’s matchup with the Clippers.

Jaquez Jr. sat out Saturday’s loss to the Pistons, but he’s on track to return following a one-game absence. Fewer minutes will be available for Simone Fontecchio and Nikola Jovic if Jaquez Jr. is ultimately cleared to take the court.

Brandon Williams recorded 14 points (5-of-14 FGs, 4-of-5 FTs), one rebound, seven assists, three steals and one blocked shot in Saturday’s win over the Clippers.

Ryan Nembhard (8/1/3 with two three-pointers) once again served as the starting point guard, but Williams played more minutes. He logged 26 to Nembhard’s 21, with the seven assists being the most in a game for Williams since November 12 against the Pelicans. The perimeter shot remains a work in progress, but Williams is worth keeping an eye on, given how unpredictable the Mavericks’ point guard rotation has been.

Naji Marshall accounted for 18 points (6-of-11 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), eight rebounds, three assists, three steals and two three-pointers in Saturday’s win over the Clippers.

Marshall was supposed to begin Saturday’s game on the bench. But an ankle injury to P.J. Washington during pregame warmups forced Marshall to start, and he was productive in his 37 minutes. Due to injuries, he has been a more valuable player to fantasy managers than anyone anticipated before the season began. However, Marshall’s value hinges on the availability of Mavericks higher in the offensive pecking order. Dallas opens a four-game Week 7 in Denver on Monday, so keep Marshall in mind if Washington can’t play.

Klay Thompson amassed 23 points (8-of-13 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), three rebounds, one assist and six three-pointers in Saturday’s win over the Clippers.

Cooper Flagg wasn’t the only Maverick to record a season-high point total on Saturday. Thompson went off in the second half, shooting 6-of-8 from beyond the arc, and finished with a season-high 23 points. He’s mainly a points and three-pointers option for fantasy managers, and Thompson has started to come good on those expectations after a slow start. Of course, his role proved more prominent than expected, thanks to injuries to Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis. Thompson will look to build on this performance when the Mavs open a four-game Week 7 in Denver on Monday.

Cooper Flagg finished Saturday’s win over the Clippers with 35 points (13-of-22 FGs, 9-of-11 FTs), eight rebounds and two assists.

Flagg was rolling on Saturday, scoring 21 points in the first half. The Clippers couldn’t come up with an answer for the rookie, who finished with his first 30-point game. Flagg was efficient offensively, shooting 13-of-19 from inside the arc, becoming the youngest player in league history to score at least 35 points in a game. A sixth-round player in nine-cat formats over the past two weeks, his season-long value has cracked the top-100. It will be fun to watch Flagg’s progression, as he has already made strides over the season’s first month. The Mavericks play four games in Week 7, starting with the Nuggets on Monday.

Bam Adebayo amassed 15 points (5-of-9 FGs, 4-of-6 FTs), 10 rebounds, one assist, two steals, one block and one three-pointer in Saturday’s loss to the Pistons.

Adebayo has recorded double-doubles in two straight and three of his last four games. With Tyler Herro now in the mix, increased rebounding may be what keeps Bam’s fantasy value where managers hoped it would be before the season began. Over the past two weeks, he has been a top-75 player in nine-cat formats. That doesn’t align with his Yahoo! ADP (32), and it could be difficult for Adebayo to reach those heights. He’ll look to prove otherwise, starting with Monday’s game against the Clippers.

Tyler Herro finished Saturday’s loss to the Pistons with 24 points (6-of-17 FGs, 6-of-6 FTs), four rebounds, two assists, one block and six three-pointers.

Herro shot the ball well from beyond the arc, making six of his 11 attempts. However, what could have been an even bigger night was short-circuited by a 0-of-6 effort from inside the arc. Herro shot better than 69 percent from two in his first two appearances of the season, so fantasy managers should not be too concerned. The Heat open a four-game Week 7 on Monday against the Clippers.

Norman Powell produced 28 points (9-of-16 FGs, 7-of-8 FTs), two rebounds, three assists, one steal and three three-pointers in Saturday’s loss to the Pistons.

Like Andrew Wiggins, Powell bounced back on Saturday after a subpar performance in Wednesday’s win over the Bucks. However, to be fair to Norman, that was his first game back from a strained groin that kept him out of the previous contest. He looked healthy against the Pistons, and he’s scored at least 25 points in nine games this season. So far, the inclusion of Tyler Herro has not been an issue for Powell, which is good news for fantasy managers.

Andrew Wiggins recorded 31 points (10-of-15 FGs, 9-of-9 FTs), six rebounds, four assists, three steals and two three-pointers in Saturday’s loss to the Pistons.

After shooting 4-of-11 from the field in his first game back from a hip injury, Wiggins looked much sharper on Saturday. Shooting nearly 67 percent from the field, he recorded his first 30-point game of the season, and there was also value to be had in the rebound, assist and steals categories. With Tyler Herro and Norman Powell in the fold, Wiggins’ rest-of-season fantasy value may take a hit. However, he’s still providing top-100 value, so managers in 12-team leagues should look to sell high if possible. The Heat play four games in Week 7, starting with the Clippers on Monday.

P.J. Washington (ankle) will not play in Saturday’s game against the Clippers.

Washington suffered a freak injury before Saturday’s game, landing on a loose ball during pregame warmups. Initially considered questionable, he has officially been ruled out. Naji Marshall moved into the starting lineup, giving his fantasy value a boost. He’ll be worth streaming if Washington misses additional time.

Ryan Nembhard, Max Christie, Cooper Flagg, P.J. Washington and Dwight Powell will start Saturday’s game against the Clippers.

The Mavericks are without their three best interior players for Saturday’s game, with Anthony Davis, Dereck Lively II and Daniel Gafford sidelined due to injury. So, Powell will move into the starting lineup, with Moussa Cisse serving as his backup. Despite receiving the starting nod, Powell offers a lower ceiling than Cisse in this spot.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. (groin) has been ruled out against the Pistons on Saturday.

Jaquez will be unavailable after initially being listed as questionable, which will open up plenty of minutes off the bench. Simone Fontecchio and Nikola Jovic should take on extra minutes with Jaquez unavailable, though that likely won’t result in either playing enough to be worth streaming.

Klay Thompson (knee) is available to play against the Clippers on Saturday.

The original injury report listed Klay as out for this game, but the team has apparently pivoted to wanting him available. Thompson will be back to his typical role off the bench.

Daniel Gafford (ankle) is out for Saturday’s game against the Clippers.

Gafford is set to miss Saturday’s game against the Clippers for right ankle injury management reasons. With Anthony Davis already ruled out as well, the Mavericks will be severely shorthanded in the frontcourt. Moussa Cisse could move into the starting lineup given the injuries Dallas is dealing with.

Klay Thompson (knee) is out for Saturday’s game against the Clippers.

Thompson is set to miss Saturday’s matchup with the Clippers for left knee injury management reasons. The 35-year-old shooting guard hasn’t been very active this year outside of a postgame spat with Ja Morant last week. Thompson isn’t worth rostering in most formats regardless of his availability.

Ryan Nembhard accumulated 17 points (7-of-11 FGs), two rebounds, four assists, one steal and three three-pointers in Friday’s loss to the Lakers.

Nembhard’s first NBA start didn’t result in a victory, but the Mavericks had to be encouraged by what they saw. The rookie seemed to have a good rapport with Anthony Davis and was efficient in his 23 minutes on the floor. With Nembhard starting, Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd called on Brandon Williams (11/2/3/1 with one three-pointer) to take on the backup point guard duties. D’Angelo Russell was the odd man out on Friday, picking up a DNP-CD. However, that could change for Saturday’s game against the Clippers, as Nembhard recently missed five games due to a knee injury.

Cooper Flagg notched 13 points (5-of-11 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), seven rebounds, 11 assists, three steals and one three-pointer in Friday’s loss to the Lakers.

Flagg didn’t do much scoring on Friday, but he did finish three rebounds shy of his first career triple-double. The rookie did notch his third double-double, and the three steals will help some fantasy managers as well. After a slow start to the season, Flagg has provided fifth-round value in nine-cat formats over the past two weeks. While his progression has not significantly impacted the Mavericks’ win total, Flagg’s fantasy value has improved, which is good to see.

P.J. Washington tallied 22 points (9-of-19 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), nine rebounds, one assist, one steal, one block and two three-pointers in Friday’s loss to the Lakers.

Washington has started every game but one for the Mavericks this season. While his fantasy value remains relatively low, the availability has given his rostership a slight boost. Rostered in 46 percent of Yahoo! leagues, Washington has provided seventh-round fantasy value in nine-cat formats over the past two weeks. And with Anthony Davis set to miss Saturday’s game against the Clippers, it wouldn’t be a bad idea for some managers in 12-team formats to stream Washington.

Anthony Davis finished Friday’s loss to the Lakers with 12 points (6-of-10 FGs), five rebounds, five assists and three blocked shots.

Before Friday’s game, Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd said Davis would be restricted to 24-27 minutes in his first game back from a strained calf. He played 28 minutes, replacing Daniel Gafford (5/4/0/1 in 17 minutes) in the starting lineup. While Davis’ scoring output was limited, fantasy managers will take the assists and blocked shots. Unfortunately, he has already been ruled out for Saturday’s game against the Clippers, which could mean Gafford returns to the starting lineup.

Ryan Nembhard, Max Christie, Cooper Flagg, P.J. Washington and Anthony Davis will start Friday’s game against the Lakers.

Davis is back in the lineup after missing nearly a month with a strained calf. While he’s made it clear in the past that he prefers to be used at power forward rather than center, AD will start at the five in his first game against the Lakers in Los Angeles since being traded. The other change to the lineup is Nembhard, who replaces Brandon Williams.

NBA insider Marc Stein reports that Ryan Nembhard is expected to start Friday’s game against the Lakers.

Nembhard returned from a knee injury on Monday after missing five games, and the rookie did not take long to make a positive impression on Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd. While he did not shoot well in the fourth quarter of Monday’s loss to the Heat, going 1-of-6 from the field, the rookie played 11 minutes and dished out three assists. His ability to set up others may prove handy as Dallas works Anthony Davis into the fold. Nembhard isn’t worth the streaming risk currently, but adding him to watchlists is fine.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. (groin) is questionable for Saturday’s matchup with the Pistons.

Jaquez Jr. was listed as questionable on Wednesday against the Bucks before ultimately playing, so there’s a chance he’s able to take the court against Detroit. If Jaquez Jr. ends up missing time, Simone Fontecchio would likely see a bump in minutes.

Anthony Davis (calf) will return on Friday to face the Lakers, per ESPN’s Shams Charania.

After a lengthy absence, AD will return to face his former team, and fantasy managers should have no reservations about getting him into lineups. Dallas plays a Friday-Saturday back-to-back set, and there’s a good chance he sits out the second leg against the Clippers.

Anthony Davis (calf) is questionable for Friday’s game against the Lakers.

Davis was coy when asked which game he would want to return for, as the Mavericks end Week 6 with games against the Lakers and Clippers. However, while a return on Friday is possible, he’s been listed as questionable in the past, only to be ruled out. If Davis plays against the Lakers, don’t expect to see him on the court Saturday night against the Clippers. P.J. Washington will likely head to the bench once Davis is cleared.

Norman Powell (groin) notched 11 points (4-of-11 FGs, 3-of-3 FTs), four rebounds, two assists and one steal in the win over the Bucks on Wednesday.

Powell’s return from a one-game absence was an unspectacular one. He logged 29 minutes and recorded his lowest scoring total of the season, failed to make a three-pointer, and shot only 36.4 percent from the field. Wednesday also marked Powell’s first game alongside Tyler Herro, who recently made his season debut while Powell was out with a groin injury. How the two high-scoring guards play alongside one another will be fascinating from a fantasy basketball perspective. Nonetheless, the Heat captured their sixth straight win.

Bam Adebayo finished Wednesday’s win over the Bucks with 17 points (7-of-16 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), 11 rebounds, two assists, one block and one three-pointer.

Adebayo scored at least 17 points for the fifth straight game on Wednesday. He needed only 29 minutes of game action to record double-digit rebounds, which led him to his sixth double-double of the season. The veteran center has produced solid numbers in his return from a toe injury and continues to be one of the Heat’s most relied-upon players. As long as he’s healthy, he’ll remain a productive fantasy basketball player who is a nightly double-double threat.

Tyler Herro amassed 29 points (9-of-15 FGs, 8-of-8 FTs), five rebounds, seven assists, one steal, one block and three three-pointers against the Bucks on Wednesday.

Herro, after scoring 24 points in his season debut on Monday, was even more impressive against the Bucks. He shot the ball efficiently again and got to the free-throw line consistently to nearly reach the 30-point mark by the game’s conclusion. He was also very involved as a facilitator on Wednesday, after not tallying any against the Mavericks. Herro’s balanced performance should be a sign of things to come — he led Miami in points, assists, and three-pointers per game last season.

Davion Mitchell, Tyler Herro, Norman Powell, Andrew Wiggins and Bam Adebayo will start Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

With Powell and Wiggins returning from injury, the Heat have made two changes to their starting lineup. Pelle Larsson and Kel’el Ware head to the bench. While both will remain in the rotation, Ware is the one who should continue to be rostered in 12-team leagues. Wiggins is back after a three-game absence, so it’s possible that he doesn’t play full starters’ minutes on Wednesday.

Nikola Jović (hip) is available to play on Wednesday vs. the Bucks.

Jović had missed Miami’s last four games, but will rejoin the rotation on Wednesday during the team’s five-game winning streak. He’ll likely come off the bench for the 14th time in 15 appearances to provide the Heat with a bit of a scoring boost. The fourth-year forward has struggled with his shooting efficiency thus far. However, he’s averaging career highs in rebounds and assists. A return to form from beyond the arc would help his fantasy production.

Dru Smith (hip) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Smith is available after a hip injury landed him on the initial injury report. While he should remain in the rotation, his playing time may decrease, as this will be the healthiest the Heat have been this season. Leave Smith on the waiver wire.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. (hip) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Jaquez was upgraded from questionable to probable earlier Wednesday, so the final upgrade was expected. He’ll continue to come off the bench, but there may be some concern about Jaquez’s fantasy value, given that Andrew Wiggins and Norman Powell are also available. He’s worth holding onto for now, but that could change down the road.

Norman Powell (groin) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

After sitting out Monday’s win over the Mavericks, Powell is back for the Heat. However, it’s unknown if he’ll start or come off the bench. If Powell resumes his usual duties as a starter, Pelle Larsson is the player most likely headed to the bench. However, Powell can provide excellent value as a reserve, serving as the primary scoring option for the second unit.

Andrew Wiggins (hip) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Wiggins is back after missing the last three games with a left hip flexor injury. He’ll likely be in the starting lineup, with Kel’el Ware moving to the bench. Ware will get the minutes needed to provide solid fantasy value, so do not even consider dropping him.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. (hip) and Dru Smith (hip) are probable for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Jaquez and Smith were initially questionable for Wednesday’s game. Both are on track to play, and the Heat may have their full rotation as a result. With Andrew Wiggins and Norman Powell also probable, Jaquez and Smith may have lower fantasy ceilings for Wednesday’s action. Of the two, Jaquez is better able to deliver reliable value.

Andrew Wiggins (hip) and Nikola Jović (hip) are probable for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Given how things are trending, the Heat should be as close to full strength as they’ve been this season for the final game before Thanksgiving. Wiggins has missed the last three games, opening up a spot in the starting lineup for Kel’el Ware. The second-year center will likely be bumped to the bench if Wiggins plays. As for Jović, he’ll provide additional depth off the bench but is unlikely to impact fantasy basketball in that role.

When asked in a Wednesday interview whether he’d prefer to return on Friday against the Lakers or Saturday against the Clippers, Anthony Davis (calf) said, “That’s a real question? You know what game I want to play.”

“But we’ll see,” Davis went on to say. “We’ll have a conversation and see what makes the most sense with the medical and coaching staff.” Davis is surely motivated to take the court against his former team, and fantasy managers should keep an eye on his status leading up to Friday’s tip-off. It’s unclear if Davis will play in both legs of Dallas’ back-to-back set, but if he plays Friday, he should be considered questionable on Saturday.

Dru Smith (hip) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Smith is one of four Heat players questionable for Wednesday’s game due to hip injuries. If he’s unable to play, the Heat will need to fill the backup point guard role, but multiple players already in the rotation may absorb the available minutes. There’s no need to add anyone to account for Smith’s potential absence.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. (hip) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Jaquez played 33 minutes off the bench in Monday’s win over the Mavericks, and his playing time may decrease on Wednesday if he plays. Norman Powell (groin) is probable, and with Tyler Herro also in the fold, Jaquez stands to have a lower fantasy ceiling. If he can’t play, more minutes will be available to Simone Fontecchio.

Andrew Wiggins (hip) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Wiggins has missed the last three games with a left hip flexor injury. If he remains out against the Bucks on Wednesday, Kel’el Ware will continue to start. If Wiggins is back, the Heat could be at full strength for the first time this season with Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo, Wiggins and likely Norman Powell (groin) in the starting lineup.

Nikola Jović (hip) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Jović has missed Miami’s last four games with a hip injury, freeing up additional minutes for Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Simone Fontecchio. However, with Tyler Herro available and Norman Powell (groin) considered probable, all three Heat reserves may lose out on playing time in Wednesday’s NBA Cup matchup. Of the three, Jaquez is the safest option in terms of fantasy value.

Norman Powell (groin) is probable for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks.

Powell missed Monday’s game with a groin injury, but his probable listing for Wednesday’s game against the Bucks indicates it shouldn’t be a lengthy absence for him. The 32-year-old shooting guard is likely to make his return against the Bucks and play alongside Tyler Herro for the first time this year.

Dereck Lively II (foot) will miss the next three games.

Following a Marc Stein report that Lively was feared to miss extended time with a foot injury, the Mavericks provided a formal update on the 21-year-old center’s health. Lively is set to miss the team’s upcoming three games and another update will be provided in 7-10 days. Until then, Daniel Gafford will start at center for Dallas.

NBA Insider Marc Stein reports Dereck Lively II (knee) is feared to miss extended time.

NBA Insider Marc Stein reports Dereck Lively II (foot) is feared to miss extended time.

Lively was held out of Monday’s loss to the Heat with right foot injury management after having offseason foot surgery. Now the 21-year-old center is feared to miss an extended portion of the season, according to Stein. Daniel Gafford will continue to start at center with Lively out and Anthony Davis is due back soon to strengthen the frontcourt.

NBA Insider Marc Stein reports Anthony Davis (calf) is scheduled to practice on Wednesday.

Davis has been out since the end of October with a calf injury. The 32-year-old power forward is closing in on a return with his participation in practice being a necessary hurdle he has to clear. The Mavericks play the Lakers in Los Angeles on Friday and Davis’ motivations to be available for that game should be obvious, though he remains without a firm timetable for return.

Bam Adebayo produced 17 points (5-of-13 FGs, 7-of-11 FTs), six rebounds, one assist, one steal and two blocks in the win over the Mavericks on Monday.

Adebayo finished Monday’s game as one of four Heat players to score in double figures — despite not shooting well from beyond the arc, he utilized the free-throw line to find his scoring production. The veteran forward’s shooting has been inconsistent since returning from injury on November 19th, but he has consistently hovered around 20 points on a nightly basis. His rebounding has also been uneven as Kel’el Ware has dominated the glass recently. Adebayo should start to round back into for the further removed he is from the toe injury

Tyler Herro (Ankle) totaled 24 points (12-of-18 FGs), seven rebounds and three steals in the win over the Mavericks on Monday.

Herro impressed in his season debut on Monday. He shot the ball efficiently and led the Heat in scoring on the night. Yet, he didn’t make a three-pointer, failed to register an assist, and didn’t get to the free-throw line. In other words, Herro still left a lot of meat on the bone. But it’s encouraging that he was able to have such a strong production regardless. As he continues to reintegrate himself, the production should only increase.

Kel’el Ware amassed 20 points (7-of-14 FGs, 3-of-3 FTs), 18 rebounds, three blocks and three three-pointers in Monday’s win over the Mavericks.

Ware’s fantastic stretch of basketball continued on Monday. Against the Mavericks, he notched his third straight game of at least 20 points and 14 rebounds — his three three-pointers and trio of triples gave him even more of a productive fantasy basketball night. After a bit of a slower start to the season, Ware has really taken off and proven again that he can produce alongside Bam Adebayo in the frontcourt. Regardless, his ceiling remains high as a nightly double-double threat in just his second year in the league.

Daniel Gafford added 11 points (4-of-9 FGs, 3-of-3 FTs), 11 rebounds, one steal and two blocks in the loss to the Heat on Monday.

Gafford was productive on the offense and defensive glass en route to recording a team-high in rebounds on Monday. And despite an unspectacular shooting percentage, he made his way into double figures as a scorer en route to collecting his first double-double of the season. Anthony Davis’ return is likely near, which could have implications for Gafford’s production going forward. Nonetheless, he was effective on Monday.

Cooper Flagg finished Monday’s loss to the Heat with 12 points (5-of-14 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), seven rebounds, three assists and two steals.

Flagg’s performance on Monday was unspectacular. He shot inefficiently from the field, failed to register a make from beyond the arc, and finished with three assists to three turnovers. He’s struggled with his shooting in his two games since notching a career-high 29 points, but has remained solid on the glass. The Mavericks, who have lost four of their past five games, could benefit from more production from Flagg as the rookie continues to get more reps under his belt.

P.J. Washington added 27 points (10-of-20 FGs, 4-of-4 FTs), eight rebounds, one assist, two blocks and three three-pointers in Monday’s loss to the Heat.

Washington was Dallas’ most productive player on Monday. He was the only one to score at least 20 points, and was one of three players on Dallas to pour in three makes from beyond the arc. The veteran forward also excelled on defense, accounting for nearly half of the team’s blocks. With Anthony Davis’ return seemingly near, it’ll be interesting to see whether Washington’s performance is affected. He’s averaging 22.0 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.0 threes over the past three games.

Tyler Herro (ankle) is available to play on Monday against the Mavericks.

Herro will take the floor for the first time all season on Monday. He led the Heat in scoring a season ago, which is when he earned his first All-Star selection. His return comes on a day when the Heat will be without its leading scorer, Norman Powell, who is dealing with a groin injury. Fantasy managers should be prepared to be patient with Herro in the early going, with him potentially being under a minutes restriction as he works his way back into form. The Heat are fourth in the Eastern Conference standings.

Nikola Jović (hip) is out for Monday’s game against the Mavericks.

Jović is set to miss his fourth consecutive game with a hip injury. Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Simone Fontecchio should continue to see additional minutes off the bench in his absence against the Mavericks on Monday.

Andrew Wiggins (hip) is out for Monday’s game against the Mavericks.

Wiggins is set to miss his third consecutive game with a left hip flexor injury. The 30-year-old forward’s absence will likely lead to another start for Kel’el Ware, who has already started 13 games this season. Ware should be rostered in most formats at this point.