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Jusuf Nurkic

PHX Center #20

Jusuf Nurkic (ankle) questionable vs. Clippers
Kawhi Leonard

LAC Small Forward #2

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POR Power Forward #9

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LAL Small Forward #23

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PHX Point Guard #4

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Duncan Robinson

MIA Shooting Guard #55

Duncan Robinson (left facet syndrome) has been downgraded to out for Tuesday’s game against Atlanta.

Robinson was initially listed as probable for Tuesday’s game, but he has now been downgraded to out. Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Caleb Martin should all take on a few extra minutes, with one of them moving into the starting unit.
Jusuf Nurkic

PHX Center #20

Jusuf Nurkic (right ankle sprain) is questionable to play against the Clippers on Tuesday.

Nurkic previously played through a calf issue, and now he is dealing with an ankle sprain. If he is forced to sit out against the Clippers, Drew Eubanks should fill out his spot in the starting unit. However, he hasn’t really done much in his five starts this season, so there will be more appealing options on a day with 14 games.
Kawhi Leonard

LAC Small Forward #2

Kawhi Leonard (right inflammation) will remain sidelined for Tuesday’s matchup with Phoenix.

This will be a fifth straight absence for Kawhi, which means that P.J. Tucker should get another start, with Norman Powell seeing a few extra minutes off the bench. Hopefully Leonard will be healthy for the start of the playoffs, since an injury that prevents him from playing in the postseason would be a repeat of the same story that we have seen for the Clippers for the last few years.
Daniel Theis

LAC Center #10

Daniel Theis (left thumb sprain) is listed as questionable to play against the Suns on Tuesday.

Theis missed their last game, and there is a chance that he remains out again against the Suns. Mason Plumlee will take on some extra reserve minutes if Theis is back, but there won’t be much of a fantasy impact.
Neemias Queta

BOS Center #88

Neemias Queta has been converted to a standard contract, according to a press release from the Celtics.

Queta has been playing on a two-way deal for Boston, but now he will fill their 15th roster spot. Even with the team resting some of their core pieces, Queta hasn’t played more than 10 minutes in a game since before the All-Star break. However, with Boston locked in as the top team in the East, he may see some minutes down the stretch.
Ibou Badji

POR Center #41

Ibou Badji (lower back soreness) is listed as questionable to play against the Pelicans on X

Badji was available to play in their last game after missing their previous outing. However, he didn’t see the floor. His availability will not impact fantasy basketball.
Jerami Grant

POR Power Forward #9

Jerami Grant (right hamstring strain) is listed as doubtful to play against the Pelicans on Tuesday.

It’s unclear why Portland doesn’t just rule Grant out for the season, but here we are once again. Jabari Walker and Kris Murray will continue to fill the starting forward spots.
Naji Marshall

NOP Small Forward #8

Naji Marshall (right shoulder injury) is listed as doubtful to play against Portland on Tuesday.

Marshall is expected to remain sidelined once again due to this shoulder issue. Larry Nance Jr. ended up taking on the majority of the backup forward minutes, and he should play a large role once again on Tuesday.
Gabe Vincent

LAL Point Guard #7

Gabe Vincent (left knee injury management) is not on the injury report for Tuesday’s matchup with the Warriors.

After missing most of the season, Vincent will be able to play for the fourth time in their last six games after sitting out on Sunday. He has played around 14 minutes per game since his return, and while he will likely see a similar role, he has provided virtually no value in fantasy basketball. He shouldn’t be considered as a streaming option.
LeBron James

LAL Small Forward #23

LeBron James (flu-like symptoms) and Anthony Davis (left eye soreness) are questionable to play against the Warriors on Tuesday.

LeBron missed Sunday’s game against Minnesota, while AD exited early with this eye issue. While both stars are questionable to play in this game, it would be surprising if either sat out, given how important this game is for the standings out West. Just in case, Spencer Dinwiddie started in place of LeBron on Sunday, while Jaxson Hayes took on extra minutes after AD’s departure.

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