Patrick Williams

Williams, who participated in the pregame shootaround, is available to make his first appearance of the season. However, he was a DNP-CD in Chicago’s first two games, so the former lottery pick is not guaranteed to log minutes.

Williams said at shootaround that he’ll be available, so we’ll upgrade him to probable until his status becomes official. Williams’ availability won’t be impactful on Chicago’s rotation.

Williams has a chance to make his season debut on Friday, but his availability won’t impact the realm of fantasy hoops.

Williams has yet to play this season, so this doesn’t disrupt things for the Bulls rotation. Even if healthy, he’s not a factor in fantasy leagues this season unless you’re in a 30 teamer.

Williams, who was a DNP-CD in Chicago’s first two games, missed the last two because of a strained right adductor. His status doesn’t affect fantasy basketball, as the former lottery pick hasn’t been in Tiago’s Splitter’s rotation when healthy.

Williams will miss a second straight game after initially being listed as questionable for this one. However, when he has been available, he has yet to see the floor this season, so his continued absence won’t alter Chicago’s rotation.

Williams, who missed Saturday’s loss to the Wizards, was a DNP-CD in Chicago’s first two games. If he’s healthy enough to play on Monday, the former lottery pick is unlikely to get the minutes needed to be fantasy-relevant.

A DNP-CD for Chicago’s first two games, a groin injury will keep Williams out of Saturday’s matchup with the Wizards. His absence will not affect fantasy basketball.

Williams, a DNP-CD in Chicago’s first two games of the season, is on the injury report with right adductor/groin soreness and tightness. His availability won’t affect fantasy basketball, as he hasn’t been in head coach Tiago Splitter’s rotation.

Williams was initially listed as probable and has now officially been cleared to suit up. He has had a couple productive outings recently, but he struggled in 27 minutes on Friday. He’ll look to bounce back in this one.

Williams will make just his fifth start of the season, replacing Isaac Okoro in the opening lineup. Chicago’s victory over Washington on Tuesday snapped a seven-game losing streak. The Bulls will have a chance to put together back-to-back wins for the first time since January.

Williams hadn’t played at least 30 minutes in a game since the middle of February, but picked up minutes in the second half with Isaac Okoro (quad) sidelined. The 24-year-old forward led the Bulls with 32 minutes played and was arguably the best player one the floor Tuesday. Williams had an excellent game that came complete with a full stat line. It’s the kind of performance the Bulls envisioned him having regularly when he was drafted fourth overall in 2020, but have only occasionally seen from Williams.

Williams is dealing with a left thumb sprain, but will play through it against the Wizards on Tuesday. The 24-year-old forward hasn’t been much of a fantasy factor this year, averaging 6.6 points per game and 2.8 rebounds per game.

Williams was downgraded to doubtful earlier in the day, and he has now officially been ruled out. This will be his sixth absence in Chicago’s last seven games, which means Nick Richards should continue to take on extra minutes off the bench.

Both players were downgraded to doubtful, which is never a good sign this close to tip-off. With Jalen Smith (calf) also downgraded to questionable, the Bulls could be really shorthanded in the front court. That would leave lots of minutes for Nick Richards and then the Bulls’ full complement of guards.

Having played 17 minutes in Sunday’s loss to the Kings after missing four games with a strained quad, Williams will not be available on Tuesday. While he has been a non-factor in fantasy basketball, Williams’ absence frees up a few minutes for fellow reserve Leonard Miller.

Williams was back in the Bulls’ rotation on Sunday after missing four games with a strained quad, playing 17 minutes off the bench in a loss to the Kings. If available, he’ll likely take on a similar workload, which makes Williams a non-factor in most fantasy leagues.

Williams is back after having missed the Bulls’ last four games with a strained quad. Like Jalen Smith, his playing time will be restricted on Sunday. Given what Williams has produced when his minutes aren’t restricted, there’s no need to slot him into fantasy lineups.

Williams has missed Chicago’s lastfour games with a strained quad. If he’s able to play, Williams is likely to come off the bench, which does him no favors as a player with limited fantasy value.

As expected, Williams will remain sidelined for another game with this strained quad. Chicago will be incredibly shorthanded for this game, meaning Leonard Miller should slide in as a starter at forward.