Isaiah Hartenstein) (eye) is not on the injury report for Saturday’s game against the Rockets.

With Oklahoma City playing its second game in as many nights, Hartenstein was held out of Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs. His return means that Jaylin Williams heads to the bench, with JayWill’s streaming value taking a hit.

Luguentz Dort (knee) is no longer listed on the injury report ahead of Saturday’s game against the Rockets.

After missing Wednesday’s game against the Spurs, Dort appears to be on his way back to OKC’s starting lineup. His return will provide the Thunder with another elite perimeter defender and a floor spacer. He’s unlikely to have much fantasy value, as has been the case throughout much of the season.

Chet Holmgren (back) is off the injury report for Saturday’s game against the Rockets.

Holmgren was one of many key contributors who missed Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs, which was Oklahoma City’s second game in as many nights. His return means that Kenrich Williams will head to the bench, where he’s nowhere near as effective in fantasy basketball.

Julius Randle (thumb) is available for Saturday’s game against the Pelicans.

Randle is good to go after initially being questionable for Friday’s game. He’ll occupy his usual place in the Timberwolves’ starting lineup.

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports that Mike Conley has re-signed with the Timberwolves.

Conley was dealt to the Bulls and Hornets ahead of the trade deadline, but Conley will stay put in Minnesota after getting waived by Charlotte. Conley wasn’t a viable fantasy option before the deadline, and that’s even more true now after the Wolves brought in Ayo Dosunmu to the backcourt.

Julius Randle (thumb) is questionable for Friday’s game against the Pelicans.

Randle has been dealing with a sore left thumb for a few games, but the injury has not forced him to the sidelines. Look for the Timberwolves’ forward to be available and taking on his usual responsibilities as Anthony Edwards’ sidekick.

Julian Phillips has been traded to the Timberwolves.

Phillips entered the league as a defensive prospect, but that never led to consistent minutes in Chicago. He’ll likely be in a similar situation in Minnesota as a depth piece, which won’t lead to much production in the box score. This isn’t a situation where Phillips will benefit from a change of scenery.

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Ayo Dosunmu has been traded to the Timberwolves.

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Ayo Dosunmu and Julian Phillips have been traded to the Timberwolves in exchange for Rob Dillingham and Leonard Miller.

Dosunmu spent the first 4.5 seasons of his career in his hometown of Chicago after playing three seasons at Illinois, so this will be quite the fresh start for him. Minnesota has lacked a reliable point guard this season, and they just traded Mike Conley this week. Dosunmu may not start, but he should be one of the primary options off the bench and spend a ton of time on the floor as a lead ball handler. With Dillingham included in the deal, Bones Hyland and Jaylen Clark will be the other point guards in Minnesota.

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Ayo Dosunmu and Julian Phillips have been traded to the Timberwolves in exchange for Rob Dillingham, Leonard Miller and four second-round picks.

Dosunmu spent the first 4.5 seasons of his career in his hometown of Chicago after playing three seasons at Illinois, so this will be quite the fresh start for him. Minnesota has lacked a reliable point guard this season, and they just traded Mike Conley this week. Dosunmu may not start, but he should be one of the primary options off the bench and spend a ton of time on the floor as a lead ball handler. With Dillingham included in the deal, Bones Hyland and Jaylen Clark will be the other point guards in Minnesota.

Cason Wallace recorded 13 points (6-of-16 FGs), three rebounds, five assists, three steals, one block and one three-pointer in Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs.

While he wasn’t one of Oklahoma City’s three 20-point scorers, Wallace recorded a complete stat line as the lone holdover in the starting lineup. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will be out until the All-Star break at least, and Ajay Mitchell is also out due to injury. As a result, Wallace will be worth rostering in some 12-team leagues. Even with the Thunder playing just one more game in Week 16, he’s worth adding now due to the team’s injuries on the perimeter.

Kenrich Williams finished Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs with 25 points (9-of-18 FGs, 3-of-4 FTs), nine rebounds, two assists, one steal and four three-pointers.

Williams recorded his second 20-point game, with the 25 being the most he’s scored in a game this season. Add in the rebounds, and “Kenny Hustle” had a good night in San Antonio. His fantasy value moving forward depends on the availability of the Thunder frontcourt starters, but he’ll be worth streaming when Oklahoma City is as shorthanded as it was on Thursday.

Aaron Wiggins accounted for 20 points (7-of-14 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), four rebounds, six assists, five steals and four three-pointers in Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs.

Wiggins matched his season-high in steals, recording five for the second time in less than a month. Add in the points, assists and three-pointers, and this was an excellent night to stream the former second-round pick. Oklahoma City is off until Saturday, so there isn’t a pressing need to add Wiggins immediately. That said, he’ll have deep-league value with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Ajay Mitchell out.

Jaylin Williams tallied 24 points (6-of-15 FGs, 8-of-8 FTs), 12 rebounds, four assists, two blocks and four three-pointers in Wednesday’s loss to the Spurs.

With the Thunder down to eight active players, JayWill took on a prominent role within the team’s offense. His ability to facilitate was something Oklahoma City drew on throughout the game, and he finished with four assists and a double-double. Williams’ fantasy value moving forward depends on the availability of Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein, who both sat out Wednesday’s game. With the Thunder off until Saturday, there’s no need to add Williams immediately. But he’ll be worth streaming the next time Oklahoma City is down its starting two bigs.

Julius Randle had 17 points (7-of-18 FGs, 2-of-4 FTs), four rebounds, four assists and one three-pointer in Wednesday’s win over the Raptors.

It’s no secret that Randle is dealing with a sore left thumb on his shooting hand. Now he’s shot below 40 percent from the field in three of his last four games. Maybe the two are unrelated, but his status is certainly worth monitoring going forward. The Timberwolves’ next game is Friday against the Pelicans.

Bones Hyland had 20 points (8-of-12 FGs), seven rebounds, three assists, two steals, one block and four three-pointers in Wednesday’s win over the Raptors.

Hyland was instrumental in Wednesday’s win over the Raptors. The 25-year-old point guard was instant offense with 20 points on 12 field goal attempts and four three-pointers off the bench. Only Anthony Edwards had more points for the Timberwolves in the 128-126 victory. Hyland’s scoring isn’t consistent enough for him to have much fantasy value when Edwards is available.

Anthony Edwards had 30 points (11-of-23 FGs, 7-of-10 FTs), eight rebounds, five assists, three steals, one block and one three-pointer in the Timberwolves’ 128-126 victory over the Raptors on Wednesday.

With the Timberwolves leading by two points with just over one minute remaining at the end of regulation, Edwards drove the lane on Raptors forward Brandon Ingram before hitting a turnaround jumper that gave his team a two-possession lead. The 24-year-old shooting guard was excellent in the fourth quarter as the Timberwolves came back from down 10 points to win. Edwards has provided third-round per game value over the last two weeks. He’ll have another chance for a big game Friday against the Pelicans.

Cason Wallace, Isaiah Joe, Aaron Wiggins, Kenrich Williams and Jaylin Williams will start Wednesday’s game against the Spurs.

Between Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s abdominal strain and other injuries, and with Wednesday’s game being the second of a back-to-back, the Thunder are going with a new lineup against the Spurs. Joe and Wiggins offer higher ceilings than Kenny Hustle and JayWill, but each is worth streaming in deep leagues due to Oklahoma City’s depleted roster.

Julius Randle (thumb) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Raptors.

Randle is still dealing with a sore left thumb, which happens to be on his shooting hand. The 31-year-old power forward appears ready to continue playing through the injury. Randle’s had 27 and 19 points in his last two game since incurring the injury, so it isn’t slowing him down very much, which is great news for fantasy managers.

Anthony Edwards (elbow) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Raptors.

Edwards is set to play after initially being listed as questionable with a sore left elbow. He’ll occupy his usual place in the starting lineup, and there may be more on-ball playmaking opportunities for Edwards since the Timberwolves traded Mike Conley on Tuesday.

Thunder acquired Mason Plumlee in exchange for Ousmane Dieng.

Dieng has already been rerouted to Chicago. Plumlee will provide some depth down low, but he’s past his days of impacting fantasy basketball.

Ousmane Dieng is away from the Thunder and won’t play against the Spurs on Wednesday.

Dieng is listed as “not with team”, and with trade rumors swirling, it’s possible Dieng could be on the move ahead of the trade deadline. He hasn’t been a large part of the rotation for most of the season, and the only path to him making a statistical impact this season likely comes through a trade.

Alex Caruso (adductor) has been ruled out against the Spurs on Wednesday.

Caruso will be sidelined for the second leg of this back-to-back. Four of the five typical starters will also be out, with Cason Wallace, who is filling in for Jalen Williams, being the one who is available. Caruso’s absence should open up minutes for Aaron Wiggins and Isaiah Joe.

Luguentz Dort (knee) has been ruled out against the Spurs on Wednesday.

Dort will join other Thunder starters on the sidelines for the second leg of this back-to-back. His absence will open up plenty of minutes and a starting spot, which will likely be filled by either Aaron Wiggins or Isaiah Joe.

Isaiah Hartenstein (eye) has been ruled out against the Spurs on Wednesday.

Hartenstein and Chet Holmgren (back) are both sidelined for the second leg of the Thunder’s back-to-back. Jaylin Williams and Branden Carlson should fill out the center minutes, though only Williams will have any upside as a streaming option.

Chet Holmgren (back) has been ruled out against the Spurs on Wednesday.

Holmgren played through the back injury against Orlando, but he’ll sit the second leg of this back-to-back. Isaiah Hartenstein is out as well, so Jaylin Williams should start at center, while Branden Carlson should be available to fill out backup minutes. Williams should hold streaming upside as the primary center, even if the matchup is suboptimal.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (abdominal) will be re-evaluated after the All-Star break.

SGA was able to play in OKC’s win over the Magic on Tuesday, but he’ll now miss at least five more games entering the break. OKC has the best record in the league, but they’ve faced a ton of injuries already this season. The added rest will be good for SGA in the long run. Ajay Mitchell (abdominal) should start when he returns, but there will be plenty of minutes and usage for everyone available, including the recently-acquired Jared McCain.

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports the Thunder have acquired Jared McCain in exchange for the Rockets 2026 first-round pick and three second-round picks.

McCain got off to an incredibly hot start to his rookie season, but a season-ending injury, followed by an injury that delayed his start to this year, left McCain on the outskirts of a deep backcourt rotation in Philadelphia. He’s clearly talented, but he had to spend time in the G League this season and hasn’t been able to find the same magic that he had at the beginning of his rookie year. He’ll get a fresh start with the defending champs, which will be another tough rotation to crack. However, he’s talented enough to make this investment worth it for OKC.

Isaiah Joe had 22 points (8-of-12 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), one steal and five three-pointers in Tuesday’s win over the Magic.

Joe had 22 points and made five three-pointers in 23 minutes against the Magic on Tuesday. The 26-year-old shooting guard hadn’t scored at least 20 points since November 11 against the Lakers. Joe can be worth streaming if the Thunder are missing multiple rotation players, but that isn’t the case right now.

Isaiah Hartenstein had 12 points (4-of-6 FGs, 4-of-5 FTs), 10 rebounds, 10 assists and one block in Tuesday’s win over the Magic.

Hartenstein had his first triple-double of his career and remarkably accomplished that feat with just 23 minutes played. Thunder coach Mark Daigneault compared his 27-year-old center to former Thunder triple-double artist Russell Westbrook during his postgame press conference. Hartenstein has provided eighth-round per game value this season. He should still be fresh for Wednesday’s game against the Spurs on the second night of a back-to-back.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 20 points (8-of-22 FGs, 3-of-4 FTs), five rebounds, nine assists, two steals and one three-pointer in the Thunder’s 128-92 victory over the Magic on Tuesday.

Gilgeous-Alexander is playing through a finger injury on his shooting hand, but still managed to lead the Thunder to a runaway victory Tuesday over the Magic. The 27-year-old point guard wasn’t efficient with 20 points on 22 field goal attempts, but managed to dish out nine assists and had one three-pointer. It’s a quick turnaround for SGA and the Thunder as they play the Spurs on the road on the second night of a back-to-back on Wednesday.

Alex Caruso (adductor) is available for Tuesday’s game against the Magic.

Caruso’s status has been upgraded twice, and he is now officially good to go for Tuesday’s game. With the Thunder facing the Spurs on Wednesday, the team could limit his playing time to ensure Caruso is available for both games of the back-to-back.

Isaiah Hartenstein (illness) is available for Tuesday’s game against the Magic.

Recently sidelined by a strained calf, Hartenstein was on the injury report for Tuesday’s game due to an illness. He’s good to go and will take on his usual responsibilities as part of the Thunder starting lineup. With Hartenstein available, Jaylin Williams loses most of his appeal as a streaming option.

Jaylin Williams (shoulder) is available for Tuesday’s game against the Magic.

Williams is dealing with a left shoulder contusion, but is available for Tuesday’s game against the Magic after he was initially listed as questionable. While he could remain in the starting lineup ahead of Isaiah Hartenstein, those roles will be reversed eventually as Hartenstein offers more value.

Chet Holmgren (back) is available for Tuesday’s game against the Magic.

Back spasms will not keep Holmgren out of Tuesday’s game, which is the first of two in as many nights for the Thunder. He’ll occupy his usual place within the Thunder starting lineup.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (finger) is available for Tuesday’s game against the Magic.

Gilgeous-Alexander is dealing with a sprained finger on his shooting hard. The 27-year-old reigning MVP is coming off a 34-point performance in Sunday’s win over the Nuggets. He’s been cleared for Tuesday’s game against the Magic, though the injury could hamper his scoring ability.

Julius Randle (thumb) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Raptors.

Randle continues to deal with soreness in his left thumb, which is difficult to deal with for a left-handed shooter. The 31-year-old power forward was able to play through the injury Monday against the Grizzlies. If Randle is out Wednesday, Jaylen Clark could move into the starting lineup and Naz Reid would have a higher ceiling.

Anthony Edwards (elbow) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Raptors.

While Edwards is back on the injury report, the good news is that it’s because of a sore left elbow rather than the lingering right foot issue. With the Timberwolves trading Mike Conley on Tuesday, Bones Hyland would be the likely replacement in the lineup if Ant-Man can’t play.

Alex Caruso (adductor) is questionable for Tuesday’s matchup with the Magic.

Caruso has been upgraded from doubtful to questionable, so he’s got a chance to return following a six-game absence. Until Caruso is back, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins should see additional playing time.

Donte DiVincenzo finished with 21 points (7-of-9 FGs), three rebounds, four assists, two steals and five three-pointers on Monday against the Grizzlies.

DiVincenzo’s production has come inconsistently this season, but he’s still capable of getting hot and pouring in the points. He shot over 70 percent for the first time this season while still contributing plenty of triples and steals. This was the 15th straight game that he hit at least two three-pointers, and he has swiped at least one steal in all but two of those games. January was a productive month for him, and he has started February off well.

Jaden McDaniels lit up the Grizzlies with 29 points (11-of-14 FGs), four rebounds, three assists and five three-pointers on Monday.

McDaniels has been on a heater recently, which continued in this game. This was the third straight game that he scored at least 20 points, and he has averaged 23.3 points and 4.3 triples while shooting 69.2 percent from the floor during this stretch. He’s enjoyed arguably the best season of his career thus far, but he has taken his scoring up a notch recently. He’ll look to stay hot in Toronto on Wednesday.

Anthony Edwards led the Timberwolves with 39 points (13-of-27 FGs, 10-of-14 FTs), seven rebounds, three assists, one steal and three three-pointers in a 137-128 loss to the Grizzlies on Monday.

It has been nearly two months since Edwards last scored less than 20 points in a game, and this was the second game in a row that he scored at least 30 points, with both games being played in Memphis. However, they ended up on the wrong side of the scoreboard in this one, which ended a four-game winning streak. He is having the best season of his career by averaging a career high for points while also having the best field goal and three-point percentage of his career. He’ll look to stay hot in Toronto on Wednesday.

Jaylin Williams (shoulder) is questionable to play against the Magic.

Both Chet Holmgren (back) and Isaiah Hartenstein (calf) are questionable as well, so Williams has a chance to start if he plays and the other don’t. However, that is the only path to fantasy relevance for him, and he shouldn’t be streamed in unless that scenario occurs.

Isaiah Hartenstein (calf) is questionable to play against the Magic on Tuesday.

Hartenstein joins Chet Holmgren (back) and Jaylin Williams (shoulder) as questionable for this game, which is the first of a back-to-back. It’s unclear if the Thunder will choose to stagger the availability of their bigs or ensure all are healthy against the Spurs on Wednesday. Hartenstein returned to the starting lineup in his last game and will likely occupy that role in whichever game he suits up for since he will likely sit one after missing a month with this calf injury.

Chet Holmgren (back) is questionable to play against the Magic on Tuesday.

Holmgren, Isaiah Hartenstein (calf) and Jaylin Williams (shoulder) are all questionable for the first game of this back-to-back, and the second game being against the Spurs could certainly be a factor there. The center rotation is certainly up in the air, with the only one guaranteed to be healthy is Branden Carlson, who could play a significant role if more than one of the aforementioned bigs is sidelined.

Julius Randle (thumb) is available to play against the Grizzlies on Monday.

Randle is managing sore in his thumb in his shooting hand, but it won’t keep him out of the lineup against Memphis. He had 27 points, seven rebounds and seven assists in Saturday’s game against them and will look to provide an encore in the second game of this mini series.

Anthony Edwards (back) is available to play against the Grizzlies on Monday.

Edwards was listed as questionable with back spasms, but he’ll be good to go against Memphis. He scored 33 points in Saturday’s win over them and will look to repeat that type of performance in this rematch.

Julius Randle (thumb) is questionable for Monday’s game against the Grizzlies.

Randle is dealing with a sore left thumb, which is problematic since he’s a left-handed shooter. He’s yet to miss a game this season, but an absence could push Jaylen Clark into the starting lineup. No Randle would also raise Naz Reid’s ceiling, even if he’s used in his usual reserve role.

Anthony Edwards (back) is questionable for Monday’s game against the Grizzlies.

Edwards is dealing with back spasms. His status is up in the air for Monday’s game against the Grizzlies. If he’s ruled out, Mike Conley could start in his place, though Bones Hyland has been the better streaming option when Edwards has missed games before.

Naz Reid produced 20 points (7-of-14 FGs), nine rebounds, five assists, three steals and six three-pointers in Saturday’s win over the Grizzlies.

Reid, who’s reached double figures in four straight and six of his last seven games, had one of his best all-around games of the month on Saturday. The six three-pointers were a new season-high, and he was a blocked shot shy of a complete stat line. Over the past month, Reid has been a top-40 player in fantasy basketball according to Basketball Monster. If he’s sitting on the waiver wire in a shallow league, don’t hesitate to pick him up.

Rudy Gobert finished Saturday’s win over the Grizzlies with nine points (4-of-8 FGs, 1-of-4 FTs), 16 rebounds, two steals and two blocked shots.

Rebounds and defensive stats are the areas where Gobert can be most valuable to fantasy managers, and that’s how things played out on Saturday. He’s hit double digits in rebounds and blocked at least two shots in three of his last four outings. For those willing to punt free-throw percentage, Gobert has been a top-25 fantasy player this season. The Timberwolves play four games in Week 16.

Jaden McDaniels recorded 20 points (8-of-14 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), four rebounds, two assists and three three-pointers in Saturday’s win over the Grizzlies.

For the first time since early November, McDaniels has recorded back-to-back 20-point games. He’s also reached double figures in shot attempts in two straight games, and this level of aggression is what the Timberwolves need from McDaniels consistently. He got off to an excellent start to the season, but tailed off a bit after Christmas. Even if he doesn’t do much scoring, McDaniels will provide solid fantasy value. However, he’s a far different player when willing to look for his shot more often.

Julius Randle amassed 27 points (11-of-17 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), seven rebounds, seven assists, one steal and four three-pointers in Saturday’s win over the Grizzlies.

While Randle’s defensive production wasn’t as robust as it was in Thursday’s win over the Thunder, he got back on track offensively. The Timberwolves’ forward was responsible for 27 points and seven assists, with the latter tally being the most in a game for him since December 29. The Timberwolves open a four-game Week 16 in Memphis on Monday, which is good news for those who have Randle on their fantasy rosters.

Anthony Edwards accounted for 33 points (9-of-21 FGs, 14-of-16 FTs), two rebounds, three assists, one steal, one block and one three-pointer in Saturday’s win over the Grizzlies.

Edwards finished Saturday’s victory with season-highs in made free throws and free-throw attempts, boosting his overall scoring output. He’s now scored 30 points or more in 20 games this season, with six having occurred in January. The Timberwolves open their four-game Week 16 with another game in Memphis on Monday, so another 30-point night may be in the cards for Ant-Man.

Mike Conley (back) is not on the injury report against the Grizzlies on Saturday.

Conley missed Thursday’s game against the Thunder, which led to Bones Hyland and Jaylen Clark taking on a few extra minutes off the bench. Conley will be part of the mix in the guard rotation off the bench against Memphis.

Julius Randle produced 13 points (5-of-14 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), five rebounds, five assists, four steals, one block and two three-pointers in Thursday’s win over the Thunder.

Randle may not have done much scoring on Thursday, but he was one of the Timberwolves who brought added defensive intensity to the table. And that paid off in the form of four steals, a season-high for Randle. He’s providing top-25 value in eight-cat formats over the past two weeks, averaging just over 22 points per game. The Timberwolves play one more game in Week 15, as they visit the Grizzlies on Saturday.

Naz Reid accounted for 18 points (6-of-10 FGs, 2-of-4 FTs), seven rebounds, two assists, one block and four three-pointers in Thursday’s win over the Thunder.

With Rudy Gobert initially questionable for Thursday’s game with a sprained left ankle, it appeared that Reid would have a chance to start. Gobert (14 points, 11 rebounds, three assists and one steal) played, but his presence in the lineup didn’t keep Reid from doing what he usually does as the highest-scoring reserve in the NBA. Over the past two weeks, he has been close to a top-50 player in eight-cat formats.

Jaden McDaniels amassed 21 points (8-of-11 FGs), four rebounds, four assists, two blocks and five three-pointers in Thursday’s win over the Thunder.

After averaging 11.8 points on 42 percent shooting in Minnesota’s last five games, McDaniels had an outstanding night against the Thunder. He made all five of his three-point attempts and has scored at least 20 points in 11 games this season, one less than his tally for the entire 2024-25 campaign. While playing alongside Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle limits McDaniels’ offensive ceiling, his overall production makes him worth having in standard category leagues.