Cain, who suffered a left calf contusion during Monday’s win over the Pistons, played 11 minutes off the bench before exiting. His absence would not significantly impact fantasy basketball, as Franz Wagner and Tristan da Silva are available.

Jett Howard (ankle) is out for Wednesday’s game against the Timberwolves.

Wednesday’s game will be the third that Howard has missed with a sprained left ankle. Franz Wagner and Tristan da Silva are available, so the Magic will have the depth needed to account for Howard’s continued absence.

Franz Wagner (ankle) is off the injury report for Wednesday’s game against the Timberwolves.

Wagner did not play in Monday’s win over the Pistons, as it was Orlando’s second game in as many days. His return will push Tristan da Silva to the bench.

Wendell Carter Jr. (nose) is questionable for Wednesday’s game against the Timberwolves.

Carter suffered a fractured nose during Monday’s win over the Pistons, with the injury limiting him to 18 minutes. If he can’t play on Wednesday, Goga Bitadze is the likely replacement in the starting five.

Jalen Suggs recorded a double-double on Monday with 12 points (4-of-9 FGs), six rebounds, 12 assists, three steals, one block and two three-pointers against the Pistons.

Suggs has been a fantasy stud when healthy all season, but he has added a new element to his game recently. This was his fourth straight game with at least eight assists, and he set a new career high for dimes in this one. Of course, he still contribute value across the board, just as he has all season. Utilizing Suggs as a playmaker just makes Orlando even more dangerous entering the postseason. He’s currently averaging career highs in assists and steals, and he’ll continue to stuff the stat sheet as the regular season comes to a close.

Desmond Bane lit up the Pistons with 25 points (9-of-17 FGs), three rebounds, one assist, two steals, three blocks and four three-pointers on Monday.

Bane has been on fire during Orlando’s three-game win streak, averaging 26.3 points, 2.0 steals, 1.3 blocks and 3.3 triples per game. His first season in Orlando go off to a shaky start, but he has been a fantasy stud during the second half of the season, which has helped the Magic stay afloat despite numerous injuries. With three games left until the postseason, Bane’s continued hot shooting will be pivotal to Orlando’s chances of avoiding the play-in tournament.

Paolo Banchero led the Magic with 31 points (10-of-16 FGs, 10-of-10 FTs), five rebounds, three assists, three steals and one three-pointer in a 123-107 win over the Pistons on Monday.

This type of performance from Banchero was great to see. He was incredibly efficient, which led to Orlando’s third straight win. He had a double-double on Sunday, but before that, he had a four-game stretch where he averaged just 12.3 points. This is the type of player they’ll need him to be if they want to make any noise in the postseason. Banchero has improved as a free throw shooter this season, which was on full display in this game. He still has holes in his fantasy game, but he’s certainly capable of filling up the box score.

Anthony Black returned to the lineup on Monday and finished with 14 points (4-of-11 FGs), one rebound, two assists, two steals and one three-pointer against the Pistons.

In his first game since March 7, Black was limited to just 15 minutes off the bench. He had no problem being aggressive on offense with 11 shot attempts and seven free throw attempts during his time on the floor. Black would have been a candidate to win the Most Improved Player award if he hadn’t missed so many games over the past month. Still, he’ll be a pivotal piece for Orlando entering the postseason now that they’re the healthiest they’ve been since the beginning of the season.

Wendell Carter Jr. (neck) is doubtful to return to Monday’s game against the Pistons.

Carter has been listed as doubtful to return with about six minutes left in this game. Goga Bitadze is in the game to close things out, though Moritz Wagner may also see an uptick in minutes if Carter ends up missing more time beyond this.

Jamal Cain (calf) is doubtful to return to Monday’s game against the Pistons.

Cain isn’t expected to return to this game after suffering a left calf contusion. He contributed three points, two rebounds and one assist in 11 minutes. If Cain is forced to miss time moving forward, his minutes will likely be split between Franz Wagner, Anthony Black and Tristan da Silva.

Haywood Highsmith (knee) has been ruled out against the Rockets on Tuesday.

This will be a 10th straight absence for Highsmith, but with the Suns’ starters all healthy, this won’t alter Phoenix’s rotation.

Jalen Suggs, Desmond Bane, Tristan da Silva, Paolo Banchero and Wendell Carter Jr. will start against the Pistons on Monday.

With Franz Wagner (ankle) sitting out the second leg of this back-to-back, da Silva will return to the starting unit for one game. He has been productive as a starter this year and should continue to produce in a larger role in this game.

Anthony Black (core) is available to play against the Pistons on Monday.

Black was ruled out for this game at first but was upgraded to questionable earlier in the day and has now officially been cleared to suit up. He’ll likely play a limited role off the bench, which will prevent him from making much of an impact on the box score. However, it is good news for Orlando with the postseason starting next week, with this being the healthiest they’ve been in a while. Jevon Carter will likely play a smaller role with Black back.

Anthony Black (core) is now probable for Monday’s game against the Pistons.

After missing Orlando’s last 16 games with a left lateral abdominal strain, Black is on track to return on Monday. If he does play, that would mean fewer minutes for Jevon Carter. That said, managers in active fantasy leagues should anticipate Black’s minutes being limited.

Anthony Black (core) is questionable for Monday’s game against the Pistons.

Initially ruled out for a 17th consecutive game, Black is now questionable to play on Monday. If available, his playing time is likely to be limited, as the Magic guard has been out for a month.

Jett Howard (ankle) is out for Monday’s game against the Pistons.

Howard will miss a second consecutive game as he deals with a sprained left ankle. Jamal Cain played 28 minutes off the bench in Sunday’s win over the Pelicans and should take on a similar workload on Monday.

Anthony Black (core) is out for Monday’s game against the Pistons.

Black has not appeared in a game since March 7, and he’s running out of opportunities to get in some game time before the postseason. Jevon Carter has played rotation minutes off the bench and should continue to do so while Orlando awaits Black’s return.

Franz Wagner (ankle) is out for Monday’s game against the Pistons.

Monday’s game is Orlando’s second in as many nights, so Wagner’s sitting is not a major surprise. His absence means a return to the starting lineup for Tristan da Silva, who is worth rostering in active fantasy leagues.

The NBA has rescinded technical fouls assessed to Phoenix’s Dillon Brooks and Chicago’s Mac McClung during Sunday’s game between the Suns and Bulls.

While this decision doesn’t change much for McClung beyond the fact that he doesn’t have to pay a fine, it has far more significant implications for Brooks. Had the technical foul been upheld, it would have been the veteran wing’s 18th of the season, triggering his second one-game suspension. Brooks will be available for Tuesday’s game against the Rockets.

Dillon Brooks was assessed his 18th technical foul and will be suspended for Tuesday’s game against the Rockets unless a technical foul is rescinded.

Brooks picked up his 18th technical foul in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s win over the Bulls. If it’s not rescinded by the NBA, the 30-year-old shooting guard will be suspended for Tuesday’s game against the Rockets. Royce O’Neale would likely move into the starting lineup if Brooks is suspended.

Paolo Banchero amassed 23 points (6-of-14 FGs, 11-of-15 FTs), 16 rebounds, six assists, two steals and one blocked shot in Sunday’s win over the Pelicans.

After scoring 30 points in a March 26 win over the Kings, Banchero averaged 12.3 points on 34.0 percent shooting in the next four games. He snapped out of that funk nicely on Sunday, recording a double-double as part of a complete stat line. Recording his 25th double-double, Banchero matched his season-high with 16 rebounds.

Desmond Bane finished Sunday’s win over the Pelicans with 27 points (8-of-19 FGs, 8-of-11 FTs), six rebounds, four assists, one steal, one block and three three-pointers.

For the first time in three weeks, Bane has recorded consecutive 20-point games. The Magic guard, who shot 3-of-8 from beyond the arc, recorded a complete stat line in 34 minutes. Bane’s final two games of Week 23 were certainly useful to fantasy managers. For those competing in leagues that run through Week 24, the Magic play four games, starting with the Pistons on Monday.

Jalen Green had 25 points (11-of-21 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), four rebounds, four assists, one steal and two three-pointers in Sunday’s win over the Bulls.

Green picked up where he left off in Thursday’s loss to the Hornets as the 24-year-old guard had another 25-point game. He’s now had at least 20 points in eight of his last nine outings. Green has provided top-75 per game value over the last two weeks. His scoring and fantasy value have been on another level since the beginning of March. The Suns finish the regular season with four games in the final week, which includes a matchup against Green’s former team the Rockets on Tuesday.

Devin Booker had 30 points (9-of-22 FGs, 9-of-10 FTs), three rebounds, four assists, one steal and three three-pointers in the Suns’ 120-110 victory over the Bulls on Sunday.

Booker and the Suns pulled away from the Bulls late as Phoenix led by two points entering the fourth quarter, but won the game by 10. The 29-year-old shooting guard led the Suns in scoring. Booker has provided top-30 per game value over the last two weeks. The Suns have four games in the last week of the regular season, starting with a matchup against the Rockets on Tuesday.

Devin Booker, Jalen Green, Jordan Goodwin, Dillon Brooks and Mark Williams will start Sunday’s game against the Bulls.

The Suns have made two changes to their starting lineup. Goodwin replaces Collin Gillespie, who has been mired in a shooting slump, and Williams reclaims his place in the starting five, sending Oso Ighodaro to the bench.

Amir Coffey (ankle) is available for Sunday’s game against the Bulls.

Coffey, who last appeared in a game on March 19, is available for Sunday’s game. He’s unlikely to get the minutes needed to affect fantasy basketball.

Jett Howard (ankle) is out for Sunday’s game against the Pelicans.

A late addition to Orlando’s injury report, Howard will not play on Sunday due to a sprained left ankle. His absence leaves the Magic with one less option on the wings, but it does not affect fantasy basketball.

Jordan Goodwin (calf) is not on the injury report for Sunday’s game against the Bulls.

Goodwin left Thursday’s loss to the Hornets with calf and back injuries, but he was a full participant in Saturday’s practice. He’ll get rotation minutes on Sunday, but it’s unlikely that Goodwin will do enough to affect fantasy basketball.

Amir Coffey (ankle) is questionable for Sunday’s game against the Bulls.

Coffey has not appeared in a game since March 19, but that may change on Sunday. However, even if he is available, the Suns’ wing is unlikely to get the minutes needed to affect fantasy basketball.

Haywood Highsmith (knee) is out for Sunday’s game against the Bulls.

Highsmith’s continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball, especially in the aftermath of Dillon Brooks’ return from a fractured hand.

Anthony Black (core) is out for Sunday’s game against the Pelicans.

Sunday’s game will be the 16th that Black has missed since suffering a left abdominal injury. Franz Wagner has reclaimed his place in the starting lineup, meaning that Black will come off the bench whenever he’s healthy enough to play.

Franz Wagner added 18 points (8-of-12 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), four rebounds, one assist and one steal in Friday’s win over the Mavericks.

Wagner scored the ball well in his 17 minutes of game action. He was aggressive, getting up 12 shots in that time, and was productive on the glass during his minutes. Arguably, the only thing that truly didn’t go his way on Friday was the three-point shooting, which hasn’t been a strength to this point in his career. Nonetheless, the fifth-year forward has shown encouraging signs as he continues to knock off the rust before the regular season ends. Given his low workload in his return from injury, it’s hard to know what kind of production to expect from him during the fantasy playoffs.

Desmond Bane finished Friday’s win over the Mavericks with 27 points (8-of-13 FGs, 8-of-9 FTs), seven rebounds, five assists, three steals and three three-pointers.

Bane was effective on both ends of the floor on Friday, as his impact helped the Magic get back into the win column. Bane’s 27 points only trailed Wendell Carter Jr.'s 27 points for the most on the team. His three-point shooting was a factor, as was his ability to convert at the line. Additionally, the sixth-year guard tied a team high in rebounds, assists, and steals. Bane did it all for the Magic, and they’re going to need more of the same from him in an attempt to move up in the standings and out of the Play-In Tournament.

Wendell Carter Jr. amassed 28 points (8-of-16 FGs, 10-of-10 FTs), six rebounds, three assists and two three-pointers in the win over the Mavericks on Friday.

Carter’s 28 points led all Magic players on Friday, as Desmond Bane’s 27 points were the only other players’ in the vicinity. In 36 minutes, the veteran center was accurate outside the arc and really utilized the charity stripe to his advantage. Carter didn’t put up big numbers in any other statistical category. However, his high production as a scorer was enough to provide positive value from a fantasy standpoint.

Jordan Goodwin (calf) finished Thursday’s loss to the Hornets with three points (1-of-2 FGs), one rebound, one block and one three-pointer.

Goodwin played 12 minutes in Thursday’s defeat, with his night coming to an end late in the third quarter. The Suns guard had his right arm landed on by Hornets center Ryan Kalkbrenner, but that was not the issue that forced his exit. Following the game, Suns head coach Jordan Ott said Goodwin injured his left calf, the same one that sidelined him for seven games in late February/early March. A potential absence would not affect fantasy basketball, but it would leave the Suns shorthanded on the wings.

Mark Williams (foot) tallied 12 points (6-of-7 FGs), four rebounds, one assist, one steal and three blocks in Thursday’s loss to the Hornets.

Available for the first time in a month, Williams made his return to action in the city where he began his NBA career. The Suns’ center was used in a reserve role, and he scored efficiently in his 20 minutes. Add in the three blocks, and this was a good night for Williams despite the defeat. Oso Ighodaro remained in the starting lineup, tallying six points, nine rebounds and one assist in 25 minutes. The Suns are off until Sunday, and it would be unsurprising if Williams and Ighodaro swapped roles in that day’s game against the Bulls.

Jalen Green accounted for 25 points (10-of-19 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), four rebounds, seven assists, two steals, one block and three three-pointers in Thursday’s loss to the Hornets.

While Devin Booker cooled off considerably in the second half of Thursday’s 127-107 defeat, Green was solid throughout. The Suns’ guard shot over 50 percent from the field and finished with a complete stat line, including seven assists and three “stocks.” With Phoenix ending its Week 22 in Chicago on Sunday, that could be a big day for Green, with the Bulls headed for the draft lottery.

Devin Booker finished Thursday’s loss to the Hornets with 22 points (9-of-22 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), five rebounds, six assists, one steal and three three-pointers.

After scoring 17 first-half points, Booker appeared poised for a big night in Charlotte. Unfortunately for him and those rostering the Suns’ star, the Hornets did a much better job of defending him in the second half. Booker shot 2-of-6 from the field after halftime, scoring just five points. The good news for fantasy managers was that he put up solid rebound and assist numbers, salvaging something from what was a disappointing night.

Mark Williams (foot) is available for Thursday’s game against the Hornets.

Williams is officially back after a monthlong absence. Whether he starts or comes off the bench, Williams’ return means fewer minutes for Oso Ighodaro. Unless there’s a dire need for rebounds and assists, Ighodaro offers limited fantasy upside with Williams available.

Paolo Banchero produced 11 points (3-of-9 FGs, 5-of-6 FTs), eight rebounds, three assists and one steal in Wednesday’s loss to the Hawks.

While the rebounds and assists were solid, Banchero’s overall performance on Wednesday was disappointing. The Magic forward attempted nine shots from the field, the fewest in a game for him since December 23. As well as Banchero played in Tuesday’s win over the Suns, the inability to sustain that production factored into Orlando getting blown out by the Hawks.

Wendell Carter Jr. finished Wednesday’s loss to the Hawks with 14 points (6-of-9 FGs, 2-of-2 FTs), six rebounds, one steal and one blocked shot.

Carter’s 14 points were the most among Magic starters, with Jamal Cain (17 points, one rebound and two three-pointers) doing his damage off the bench. Carter has reached double figures in scoring in 11 of his last 12 appearances, and he’s been more consistent as a rebounder as well. As a result, the Magic center has been a top-100 player over the past three weeks. With Orlando playing two more games in Week 23, Carter would be worth a look in some 12-team leagues if he’s sitting on the waiver wire.

Franz Wagner recorded 12 points (5-of-13 FGs, 2-of-3 FTs), one rebound and two assists in Wednesday’s loss to the Hawks.

Available to play for the first time since February 11, Wagner logged 20 minutes as part of the Magic starting lineup. The rust was most evident in his perimeter shot, with Wagner missing all six of his three-point attempts. Tristan da Silva, a fixture in the starting lineup while Wagner was out, played 23 minutes off the bench and finished with nine points (2-of-5 FGs, 5-of-5 FTs), two rebounds, six assists and one steal. Orlando has games on Friday and Sunday, with the second being the first of two in as many nights. We’ll see if Wagner gets one or two more games during championship week in Yahoo! default leagues.

Goga Bitadze was ejected from Wednesday’s game against the Hawks with 7:04 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Bitadze was issued a Flagrant 2 foul for taking down Hawks center Jock Landale from behind as he was attempting to convert a layup. Landale landed awkwardly on his right leg and went back to the locker room after attempting his free throws. Bitadze finished with four points, five rebounds, one assist and two blocks.

Jalen Suggs, Desmond Bane, Franz Wagner, Paolo Banchero and Wendell Carter Jr. will start Wednesday’s game against the Hawks.

Appearing in a game for the first time since February 11, Wagner is in the Magic starting lineup. His return pushes Tristan da Silva to the bench, but Wagner will be under an unspecified minutes limit.

Haywood Highsmith (knee) and Amir Coffey (ankle) are out for Thursday’s game against the Hornets.

Highsmith and Coffey’s continued absences don’t affect fantasy basketball, especially with Dillon Brooks returning from a fractured hand on Tuesday. However, it does leave the Suns down two options on the wings.

Mark Williams (foot) is questionable for Thursday’s game against the Hornets.

Williams’ potential return to the Suns’ lineup carries some implications in fantasy basketball. Oso Ighodaro has served as the starting center in Williams’ absence, offering limited fantasy value. However, he is rostered in 19 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Even if Williams’ playing were to be restricted in his return to action, that would be enough to make Ighodaro a non-factor in most leagues.

Franz Wagner (ankle) is available for Wednesday’s game against the Hawks.

Wagner, who last appeared in a game just before the All-Star break, is officially available for Wednesday’s game. He was used in a reserve role the last time he returned after an extended absence, so Tristan da Silva could remain with the starters for another game. And even if he doesn’t, the Magic are still without Anthony Black, so da Silva’s minutes should not take too significant of a hit.

Devin Booker had 34 points (8-of-16 FGs, 16-of-19 FTs), three rebounds, seven assists, one steal and two three-pointers in Tuesday’s loss to the Magic.

Booker followed up his 36-point performance in Monday’s win over the Grizzlies with 34 points in the loss to the Magic on Tuesday. The 29-year-old became the third-youngest shooting guard in NBA history to score 18,000 career points and only Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant were younger. Booker has provided fifth-round per game value over the last two weeks. The Suns have two games remaining in Week 23, the first of which comes Thursday against the Hornets.

Collin Gillespie, Devin Booker, Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks and Oso Ighodaro will start against the Magic on Tuesday.

Royce O’Neale will head back to the bench with Brooks back in the starting unit. Brooks has been sidelined since Feb. 21, which was also against Orlando. Brooks should see his typical workload, which means O’Neale will lose out on the streaming value he held.

Amir Coffey (ankle) and Haywood Highsmith (knee) are out for Tuesday’s matchup with the Magic.

Coffey and Highsmith will continue to miss time, but given their limited roles in Phoenix’s rotation, their absences will have little impact in the world of fantasy hoops.

Mark Williams (foot) is out for Tuesday’s matchup with the Magic.

Williams’ stint on the sidelines will continue into Week 23, and that means Oso Ighodaro should continue to start in his place. Ighodaro has been productive running with the first unit, and fantasy managers should continue to deploy him with confidence.

Grayson Allen (knee) is off the injury report for Tuesday’s matchup with the Magic.

Allen got Monday off for injury management, but he’ll return for the second leg of Phoenix’s back-to-back set. Allen’s return will likely cut into Collin Gillespie’s minutes and usage.

Arizona Sports 98.7 FM’s John Gambadoro reports that Dillon Brooks (hand) will return on Tuesday against the Magic.

Out of the lineup since suffering a fractured left hand in a February 21 game against the Magic, Brooks will make his return in Tuesday’s rematch. He has started all 50 games that he has appeared in this season, so the veteran wing is likely to take on that role immediately, even if there’s a minutes limit attached. Royce O’Neale, who finished Monday’s win over the Grizzlies with nine points, four rebounds, one assist and two three-pointers, may be the odd man out of the Suns’ lineup.

Jalen Green added 21 points (9-of-18 FGs), six rebounds, one assist, two steals and three three-pointers in the win over the Grizzlies on Monday.

Green’s streak of 20-point performances grew to five games on Monday, with efficient shooting both inside and outside the arc leading him to finish as the Suns’ second-leading scorer. The athletic scoring guard likely could have seen even greater numbers if not for the Suns taking a sizable lead in the fourth quarter, which would leave him on the bench for the entire final frame. Still, Green walks away with solid production and a low minutes total before Tuesday’s second game of a back-to-back against Orlando.

Colling Gillespie finished Monday’s win over the Grizzlies with 11 points (4-of-16 FGs), five rebounds, 10 assists and three three-pointers.

Gillespie struggled with his shooting again on Monday. He’s shooting 8-of-35 from the field over the last three games, while going 5-of-26 from beyond the arc over that same period. Yet, the former Villanova Wildcat made up for his shooting struggles by impressing as a passer against the Grizzlies; he reached double figures in assists for the first time in March to tally his third double-double of the season. Getting back on track as a three-point shooter would give a huge boost to Gillespie’s fantasy production. He’ll have a chance to land strong numbers on Tuesday against the Magic.

Devin Booker amassed 36 points (16-of-24 FGs), two rebounds, five assists and four three-pointers in the win over the Grizzlies on Monday.

Booker was highly productive on Monday en route to Phoenix’s second win in as many games. His seventh 30-plus-point performance of March came in just 26 minutes of game action, as the Suns opened up a big fourth-quarter lead that allowed Booker to sit the entire final quarter. While the lack of high minutes limited his overall production, fantasy managers still have to come away from Monday’s game pleased with Booker’s contributions. He’ll look to end the month on a high note against the Magic on Tuesday.

Grayson Allen (knee) is out for Monday’s game against the Grizzlies.

Allen will sit out Monday’s game for knee injury management reasons, with the Suns visiting the Magic on Tuesday. His absence means more minutes will be available to starting guard Collin Gillespie, who struggled in Saturday’s win over the Jazz. Gillespie can provide assists; hopefully, he’ll shoot better from three after going 0-of-8 on Saturday.

Dillon Brooks (hand) is out for Monday’s game against the Grizzlies.

As of Friday, Brooks had not been cleared to resume 5-on-5 work, so his being ruled out for Monday is unsurprising. Royce O’Neale will remain in the starting lineup until that changes.

Oso Ighodaro finished Saturday’s win over the Jazz with 13 points (6-of-6 FGs, 1-of-4 FTs), eight rebounds and two assists.

Ighodaro didn’t miss a shot from the field on Saturday; such is life when you’re able to play off of guards who can set you up around the basketball consistently. While his fantasy value has remained relatively low, the second-year center has done enough to merit rostering in deep leagues while the Suns await Mark Williams’ return from a foot injury. Ighodaro’s role for Week 23 should remain the same, which is good for those who have been rostering him.

Grayson Allen accounted for 19 points (7-of-16 FGs, 1-of-1 FTs), three rebounds, three assists, two steals and four three-pointers in Saturday’s win over the Jazz.

On a night when starter Collin Gillespie (0/3/7/1/1) missed all eight of his three-point attempts, Allen’s shooting off the bench was critical. He made four of his 11 three-point attempts while also recording a complete stat line in one of his better all-around performances since the All-Star break. Allen has played 23 and 21 minutes in two games since returning from a knee injury, and his minutes are likely to increase moving forward. In that scenario, Gillespie’s opportunities may take a hit.