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Indiana
Pacers
17-42|L10: 5-5
Washington
Wizards
15-41|L10: 4-6
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WAS • Power Forward and Center • #3
about 3 hours ago
Davis, who suffered ligament damage in his left hand in early January, is progressing in his recovery. However, the Wizards’ forward/center still has not been cleared for basketball activities. For fantasy managers who can afford to take their chances on Davis being active at some point, he’s worth holding onto in an IL slot. That said, managers in leagues where the playoffs will begin before Davis’ re-evaluation will have to seek alternatives.
Source: Washington Wizards
WAS • Point Guard • #11
about 3 hours ago
Young, who hasn’t made his debut yet for the Wizards since coming to Washington in a trade for CJ McCollum, is set to ramp up on-court activities. The 27-year-old point guard isn’t ready to return quite yet and will be re-evaluated in a week.
Source: Ben Strober
IND • Center • #40
1 day ago
Zubac is progressing in his recovery from a sprained ankle, but he may not return to game action anytime soon. And, given where the Pacers are in the standings, it would likely be in the team’s best interest to keep Zubac out for as long as possible. Jay Huff should remain in the starting lineup.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • Power Forward • #43
1 day ago
Siakam, who sat out the Pacers’ final game before the All-Star break with a hamstring injury, is away from the team for personal reasons. His absence on Thursday means that Jarace Walker will likely remain in the starting lineup. While efficiency can be an issue, Walker should be streamed when he starts.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • Center and Power Forward • #25
1 day ago
Potter is dealing with a sprained left ankle. If he’s unable to play, the Pacers will be light on frontcourt options, as Pascal Siakam (personal) and Ivica Zubac (ankle) are already out. Jay Huff and Jarace Walker should play heavy minutes on Thursday if Potter sits.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • Small Forward • #23
1 day ago
Nesmith, who did not play in Indiana’s final game before the All-Star break, is dealing with a lumbar sprain. Ben Sheppard replaced him in the starting lineup and should retain that role if Nesmith can’t play against the Wizards.
Source: NBA Injury Report
IND • Point Guard • #9
1 day ago
McConnell’s right hamstring has been a lingering issue throughout this season, with the veteran guard most recently sitting out Indiana’s final game before the All-Star break. His availability likely affects Quenton Jackson, who’s listed as questionable due to his status as a two-way contract player.
Source: NBA Injury Report
WAS • Center • #00
1 day ago
Vukčević did not play in the Wizards’ final game before the All-Star break, but he will be available on Thursday. He’ll figure prominently in the center rotation, likely as the starter, since Alex Sarr (hamstring) is out for at least one more week.
Source: NBA Injury Report
WAS • Point Guard • #11
1 day ago
Young has no timetable to return, and it’s looking increasingly likely that he doesn’t touch the floor for Washington this season. Anthony Davis has already been shut down, and Washington has no reason to get Young on the court as the team looks for the most favorable position in the 2026 Draft Lottery.
Source: Josh Robbins
WAS • • #
3 days ago
Williams, who played with the Heat’s Summer League outfit this past summer, makes the move up after playing for the Wizards’ G League affiliate this season. The fourth-year guard was named a G League All-Star earlier this month. While he may have opportunities to show what he can do, Williams is unlikely to have a significant impact on fantasy basketball.
Source: Shams Charania
IND • Shooting Guard • #
7 days ago
The Pacers were fined $100,000 for violating the Player Participation Policy in relation to the team’s February 3 game against the Jazz. After an investigation that included an independent review, it was deemed that Pascal Siakam and two other starters could’ve played under the medical standard in the policy. The team could’ve also held those players out in a way that “better promoted compliance” with the policy, according to a release from the NBA.