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Raja Bell
Raja Bell will miss Wednesday's game against Detroit with a calf injury. This is the same injury that kept him sidelined for multiple games next year, and should mean good news for D.J. Augustin owners. Consider Bell day-to-day.
Delonte West
Delonte West will not play on Wednesday and is on the inactive list. He apparently missed a team flight on Tuesday, which probably has a lot to do with his absence tonight. West is going to probably be more of a headache than he's worth to fantasy owners this season.
Brian Scalabrine
Brian Scalabrine (back spasms) missed Tuesday's practice and is likely out for Wednesday's game against the Jazz and Friday's game against the Hawks. He's been struggling with this injury for a few days, and it's likely to keep him out another few. Not that this really has any impact on your fantasy team.
Eric Gordon
Eric Gordon is expected to miss at least six more games with his groin injury. That means the earliest we'll see him would be on Monday, Nov. 23 against Minnesota. There are obviously no guarantees for that game either, so just bench him until further notice. Ricky Davis played well on Monday, and along with Rasual Butler and Al Thornton, will likely see a bump in minutes in Gordon's absence.
Hasheem Thabeet
Hasheem Thabeet, who suffered a broken jaw on Tuesday, sat out Wednesday's game but could return to play on Saturday. He has no fantasy value at this point, but it's nice to know his injury isn't too serious.
David West
David West had just 10 points and four rebounds in Wednesday's loss to the Suns after suffering a strained right knee in the game. He played through it, but was highly ineffective. Hopefully he'll be ready for Friday's game against the Blazers. Now is probably a good time to trade West, as the Hornets play just two games per in Weeks 5, 6 and 9. Check back for an update to his status on Thursday.
T.J. Ford
T.J. Ford left Wednesday's game with back spasms and will not return. He was off to a hot start and was looking at a huge line against the Warriors. Now his owners just have to hope he returns for the next one. Earl Watson played well in his absence and would be worth a pickup if Ford's back injury persists.
Raja Bell will miss Wednesday's game against Detroit with a calf injury. This is the same injury that kept him sidelined for multiple games next year, and should mean good news for D.J. Augustin owners. Consider Bell day-to-day.
Delonte West
Delonte West will not play on Wednesday and is on the inactive list. He apparently missed a team flight on Tuesday, which probably has a lot to do with his absence tonight. West is going to probably be more of a headache than he's worth to fantasy owners this season.
Brian Scalabrine
Brian Scalabrine (back spasms) missed Tuesday's practice and is likely out for Wednesday's game against the Jazz and Friday's game against the Hawks. He's been struggling with this injury for a few days, and it's likely to keep him out another few. Not that this really has any impact on your fantasy team.
Eric Gordon
Eric Gordon is expected to miss at least six more games with his groin injury. That means the earliest we'll see him would be on Monday, Nov. 23 against Minnesota. There are obviously no guarantees for that game either, so just bench him until further notice. Ricky Davis played well on Monday, and along with Rasual Butler and Al Thornton, will likely see a bump in minutes in Gordon's absence.
Hasheem Thabeet
Hasheem Thabeet, who suffered a broken jaw on Tuesday, sat out Wednesday's game but could return to play on Saturday. He has no fantasy value at this point, but it's nice to know his injury isn't too serious.
David West
David West had just 10 points and four rebounds in Wednesday's loss to the Suns after suffering a strained right knee in the game. He played through it, but was highly ineffective. Hopefully he'll be ready for Friday's game against the Blazers. Now is probably a good time to trade West, as the Hornets play just two games per in Weeks 5, 6 and 9. Check back for an update to his status on Thursday.
T.J. Ford
T.J. Ford left Wednesday's game with back spasms and will not return. He was off to a hot start and was looking at a huge line against the Warriors. Now his owners just have to hope he returns for the next one. Earl Watson played well in his absence and would be worth a pickup if Ford's back injury persists.
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Marreese Speights
Marreese Speights' MRI on Sunday revealed a partial tear of the MCL in his left knee, and he will miss six to eight weeks. Elton Brand's owners get a reason to step away from the cliff, and Samuel Dalembert will pick up some minutes if he can stay out of foul trouble. It will be interesting to see if the absence of Speights causes the Sixers to slow down their running game, as well.
Paul Pierce
Paul Pierce blamed his sore left knee for a weak defensive effort on Saturday, just glad that he was able to play in the game. It was also mentioned in the Boston Herald that he might take a "few days" off in order to let the knee heal. "I was able to make it through the game, but I obviously hurt us tonight," he said. "I was a step slow pretty much all night and it really hurt us. Dahntay Jones goes out and has one of his best nights, with me guarding him." They're off until Wednesday, which we hope are the days that Pierce is talking about taking off. Three full days should give Pierce's ego (oops, we mean knee) time to heal, but he is a little iffy for Wednesday's game. Our guess is he'll play.
Mario Chalmers
Mario Chalmers (shoulder) is still experiencing pain in his injured right shoulder, but is "hopeful" that he will play Tuesday against the Thunder. "I don't know how it happened. After I threw the pass, I felt numbness in my shoulder and a sharp pain. Right now, it feels OK, still a little sore and painful," said Chalmers. This isn't as solid of an update as we would like, but we're leaning towards him playing Tuesday.
Jameer Nelson
Jameer Nelson (flu) missed another practice on Sunday, and he is questionable for Monday's game against the Bobcats. He tested negative for any type of flu, and Van Gundy called his illness an upper respiratory infection. The report compared the illness to what Matt Barnes played through earlier this year, which gives us the slight impression that he'll play, but like you we want something more solid than that to go on.
Hedo Turkoglu
Hedo Turkoglu will likely miss Sunday's game due to a hip injury. He's technically a game-time decision, but coach Jay Triano said "I'm not real optimistic right now." Beat writer Doug Smith gives Turkoglu just a 10 percent chance of playing today, and Antoine Wright will get the start if he can't go.
Jerryd Bayless
Jerryd Bayless missed Saturday's game after spraining his ankle after failing to see a step in a dimly lit tunnel prior to the game. The sprain was fairly significant, but he'll probably be listed as day-to-day going forward.
Travis Outlaw
Travis Outlaw is expected to miss six-to-eight weeks with a stress fracture in his left foot, meaning he won't return until mid-January. This is a tough loss for the Blazers, who have won six straight games and seemed to have finally settled into a set rotation. Rudy Fernandez got the bulk of his minutes on Saturday, but will likely compete with Martell Webster to fill the sixth-man void.
Kelenna Azubuike
The severity of Kelenna Azubuike's "left patella tendon injury" isn't yet known -- we should know more once test results are announced. The Contra Costa Times reports that Azubuike's kneecap appeared "off to the side," suggesting a dislocated kneecap (which could require about 3-5 months of rehab). If he ruptured the tendon he would likely need surgery. Check back soon for another update.
Marreese Speights' MRI on Sunday revealed a partial tear of the MCL in his left knee, and he will miss six to eight weeks. Elton Brand's owners get a reason to step away from the cliff, and Samuel Dalembert will pick up some minutes if he can stay out of foul trouble. It will be interesting to see if the absence of Speights causes the Sixers to slow down their running game, as well.
Paul Pierce
Paul Pierce blamed his sore left knee for a weak defensive effort on Saturday, just glad that he was able to play in the game. It was also mentioned in the Boston Herald that he might take a "few days" off in order to let the knee heal. "I was able to make it through the game, but I obviously hurt us tonight," he said. "I was a step slow pretty much all night and it really hurt us. Dahntay Jones goes out and has one of his best nights, with me guarding him." They're off until Wednesday, which we hope are the days that Pierce is talking about taking off. Three full days should give Pierce's ego (oops, we mean knee) time to heal, but he is a little iffy for Wednesday's game. Our guess is he'll play.
Mario Chalmers
Mario Chalmers (shoulder) is still experiencing pain in his injured right shoulder, but is "hopeful" that he will play Tuesday against the Thunder. "I don't know how it happened. After I threw the pass, I felt numbness in my shoulder and a sharp pain. Right now, it feels OK, still a little sore and painful," said Chalmers. This isn't as solid of an update as we would like, but we're leaning towards him playing Tuesday.
Jameer Nelson
Jameer Nelson (flu) missed another practice on Sunday, and he is questionable for Monday's game against the Bobcats. He tested negative for any type of flu, and Van Gundy called his illness an upper respiratory infection. The report compared the illness to what Matt Barnes played through earlier this year, which gives us the slight impression that he'll play, but like you we want something more solid than that to go on.
Hedo Turkoglu
Hedo Turkoglu will likely miss Sunday's game due to a hip injury. He's technically a game-time decision, but coach Jay Triano said "I'm not real optimistic right now." Beat writer Doug Smith gives Turkoglu just a 10 percent chance of playing today, and Antoine Wright will get the start if he can't go.
Jerryd Bayless
Jerryd Bayless missed Saturday's game after spraining his ankle after failing to see a step in a dimly lit tunnel prior to the game. The sprain was fairly significant, but he'll probably be listed as day-to-day going forward.
Travis Outlaw
Travis Outlaw is expected to miss six-to-eight weeks with a stress fracture in his left foot, meaning he won't return until mid-January. This is a tough loss for the Blazers, who have won six straight games and seemed to have finally settled into a set rotation. Rudy Fernandez got the bulk of his minutes on Saturday, but will likely compete with Martell Webster to fill the sixth-man void.
Kelenna Azubuike
The severity of Kelenna Azubuike's "left patella tendon injury" isn't yet known -- we should know more once test results are announced. The Contra Costa Times reports that Azubuike's kneecap appeared "off to the side," suggesting a dislocated kneecap (which could require about 3-5 months of rehab). If he ruptured the tendon he would likely need surgery. Check back soon for another update.
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Shaquille O'Neal
Shaquille O'Neal missed Monday's practice due to his strained shoulder and is listed as doubtful for Tuesday's game against the Warriors. Zydrunas Ilgauskas suddenly looks like a sneaky play this week, while Anderson Varejao and J.J. Hickson should both see an increase in minutes and big-man stats for each game that Shaq is out.
Luke Walton
Lakers forward Luke Walton sat out Sunday's game as a result of a sore back. Walton has been dealing with the injury for a while now, and said that he had "no idea" when he might return to the lineup.
Marcin Gortat
Marcin Gortat (flu) missed Sunday's practice and is doubtful to play Monday against the Bobcats. Gortat's absence means that Dwight Howard should get as much run as he can handle.
Erick Dampier
Erick Dampier is showing "marked improvement" since being transported to a Detroit-area hospital, after feeling light-headed during pregame warmups on Sunday. H1N1 has been ruled out. He was taken to the hospital in part because there was not sufficient testing equipment at the hospital. He will be kept overnight, and he will miss Monday's game against the Bucks, with Drew Gooden likely to get the start.
Rodney Stuckey
Rodney Stuckey (calf cramps), who left Sunday's game in the fourth quarter and did not return, said late Sunday night that he would be "good to go" against the Lakers on Tuesday. Coach John Kuester added that he could have returned in the fourth quarter if needed, which is somewhat curious given the game came down to a last second shot. Given that contradiction, his status is worth watching, but we'd guess that he would play if you put us on the spot.
Antoine Wright
Antoine Wright will not play against the Suns on Sunday due to a sprained left ankle. DeMar DeRozan gets the start and could be a sneaky, but risky play in deep leagues.
C.J. Watson
C.J. Watson announced on his Twitter page Sunday that he may have the H1N1 virus. While he does not say whether he has it or not, he has been wearing a mask when he's around people, and if has a fever (or H1N1) it is the NBA's policy that he sits out. At this point he should be considered questionable for Tuesday's game.
Shaquille O'Neal missed Monday's practice due to his strained shoulder and is listed as doubtful for Tuesday's game against the Warriors. Zydrunas Ilgauskas suddenly looks like a sneaky play this week, while Anderson Varejao and J.J. Hickson should both see an increase in minutes and big-man stats for each game that Shaq is out.
Luke Walton
Lakers forward Luke Walton sat out Sunday's game as a result of a sore back. Walton has been dealing with the injury for a while now, and said that he had "no idea" when he might return to the lineup.
Marcin Gortat
Marcin Gortat (flu) missed Sunday's practice and is doubtful to play Monday against the Bobcats. Gortat's absence means that Dwight Howard should get as much run as he can handle.
Erick Dampier
Erick Dampier is showing "marked improvement" since being transported to a Detroit-area hospital, after feeling light-headed during pregame warmups on Sunday. H1N1 has been ruled out. He was taken to the hospital in part because there was not sufficient testing equipment at the hospital. He will be kept overnight, and he will miss Monday's game against the Bucks, with Drew Gooden likely to get the start.
Rodney Stuckey
Rodney Stuckey (calf cramps), who left Sunday's game in the fourth quarter and did not return, said late Sunday night that he would be "good to go" against the Lakers on Tuesday. Coach John Kuester added that he could have returned in the fourth quarter if needed, which is somewhat curious given the game came down to a last second shot. Given that contradiction, his status is worth watching, but we'd guess that he would play if you put us on the spot.
Antoine Wright
Antoine Wright will not play against the Suns on Sunday due to a sprained left ankle. DeMar DeRozan gets the start and could be a sneaky, but risky play in deep leagues.
C.J. Watson
C.J. Watson announced on his Twitter page Sunday that he may have the H1N1 virus. While he does not say whether he has it or not, he has been wearing a mask when he's around people, and if has a fever (or H1N1) it is the NBA's policy that he sits out. At this point he should be considered questionable for Tuesday's game.
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Shaquille O'Neal
Shaquille O'Neal's shoulder injury, which will keep him out of Tuesday's game, is not thought to be serious. He's not even listed on the Cavs' injury report, so tonight should be considered a precautionary night off with a bad matchup.
Delonte West
Delonte West will be activated for Tuesday's game against GSW, meaning he's likely to play. We thought he might be on his way out in Cleveland, but they're going to try to work him back into the mix tonight. We still don't think he's a great fantasy option either way, and would recommend dropping him if you can get a guy like Jason Williams.
Paul Pierce
After hurting his knee last Friday, Paul Pierce practiced full speed Tuesday and is expected to start Wednesday against the Warriors. "I got a good response the last couple days of rest," Pierce said. "It was a slight sprain of the knee but I'm a fast healer and I feel good." Go ahead and start him.
Mario Chalmers
Mario Chalmers (pinched nerve in shoulder) sat out Monday's practice and is questionable to play on Tuesday. "It's getting a lot better,'' said Chalmers. If he can't fight through the injury, Carlos Arroyo is expected to fill in as the team's starting PG.
Jermaine O'Neal
Heat center Jermaine O'Neal (hip) expects to play against the Thunder on Tuesday. We're always leery of O'Neal when he's injured, but he went through the team's full workout on Monday and should be safe to start.
Hilton Armstrong
Backup center Hilton Armstrong will miss Tuesday's game against the Clippers with a shoulder injury he suffered at Monday's practice. Emeka Okafor will see even more minutes than normal, while Sean Marks will also get some extra clock.
Chris Paul
An MRI has confirmed that Chris Paul has a sprained ankle. He could be on crutches for two weeks and remains out indefinitely. Although Paul will be evaluated daily, early indications are that he'll miss between three-to-four weeks. The good news is that he doesn't have any structural damage, so just keep him benched and hope for some positive updates.
Omri Casspi
Omri Casspi (ankle) expects to play Tuesday against the Bulls. Casspi will test his ankle in Sunday's practice, and we should have a real good idea of his status then. At this point, he's looking good to go for Tuesday.
Al Harrington
Al Harrington (sore shoulder) missed Tuesday's practice, riding a stationary bike while his teammates worked out. The Knicks are calling him "probable" for Wednesday's game against the Pacers. Stay tuned as we update.
Luke Walton
Lakers forward Luke Walton has a pinched nerve in his back and will be out at least six weeks. Walton was a glue-guy in the Lakers' lineup, and without him the Lakers need to ask more from Shannon Brown, Sasha Vujacic, Adam Morrison, and Josh Powell.
Jameer Nelson
Jameer Nelson will undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee, which he injured Monday against the Bobcats. What a bad break for Nelson owners, as no one saw this coming. Jason Williams should be picked up by owners in need of a starting fantasy point guard, as hard as that is to believe. Nelson will be out anywhere from four to six weeks.
Shawn Marion
The Mavericks are calling Shawn Marion a "game-time decision" for Wednesday's game against the Spurs. Marion rolled his ankle Monday night against the Bucks and played through it for a while before finally coming to the bench. The injury doesn't sound too serious, so stay tuned for updates leading up to Wednesday's game.
Hedo Turkoglu
Hedo Turkoglu (hip) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday, according to the Globe & Mail. Turkoglu scored 20 points while playing through the injury on Sunday (and being given "10 percent" odds) so we're assuming that he'll suit up. We should know more after the team's shootaround.
Shaun Livingston
Shaun Livingston was scheduled to undergo surgery Tuesday to remove staples from his left knee that were causing swelling. The staples are from the surgery he had previously when he suffered a devastating knee injury in 2007. No timetable for his return has been set, and it remains to be seen if he'll ever fully recover to be a productive NBA player again.
Raja Bell
Raja Bell will have the season-ending wrist surgery he put off while with the Bobcats. Bell would rather sit out the season than play for the Warriors and it's hard to blame him as he is going to try to get healthy for a free-agent deal this summer. He'll be an emergency player for Don Nelson tonight as they'll only dress eight players, but expect the surgery to happen soon. Anthony Morrow, Steph Curry and Corey Maggette get a nice boost with this news.
C.J. Watson
Warriors guard C.J. Watson has officially tested positive for swine flu. The team is taking all necessary precautions, and Watson will not join the team for games on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Kelenna Azubuike
Kelenna Azubuike will not play again this season, after an MRI revealed that he had a torn left patellar tendon. Azubuike will have surgery this week, with an expected recovery time of five-to-six months. We have faith that the young swingman will come back strong for the beginning of next season -- for now, his minutes (and those of Stephen Jackson) will be absorbed by guys like Anthony Morrow and Corey Maggette.
Andris Biedrins
Coach Don Nelson said Tuesday that Andris Biedrins (back/groin) is likely to make his return from injury sooner than Ronny Turiaf (knee). Biedrins is scheduled to be reevaluated next Monday. Biedrins and Turiaf's absence means Anthony Randolph should start seeing more minutes. His playing time has been inconsistent, but when he's been on the floor, all he's done is produce. And with the Warriors only having seven players available for Tuesday's game, it doesn't appear that even Nellie can stop Randolph this time.
Shaquille O'Neal's shoulder injury, which will keep him out of Tuesday's game, is not thought to be serious. He's not even listed on the Cavs' injury report, so tonight should be considered a precautionary night off with a bad matchup.
Delonte West
Delonte West will be activated for Tuesday's game against GSW, meaning he's likely to play. We thought he might be on his way out in Cleveland, but they're going to try to work him back into the mix tonight. We still don't think he's a great fantasy option either way, and would recommend dropping him if you can get a guy like Jason Williams.
Paul Pierce
After hurting his knee last Friday, Paul Pierce practiced full speed Tuesday and is expected to start Wednesday against the Warriors. "I got a good response the last couple days of rest," Pierce said. "It was a slight sprain of the knee but I'm a fast healer and I feel good." Go ahead and start him.
Mario Chalmers
Mario Chalmers (pinched nerve in shoulder) sat out Monday's practice and is questionable to play on Tuesday. "It's getting a lot better,'' said Chalmers. If he can't fight through the injury, Carlos Arroyo is expected to fill in as the team's starting PG.
Jermaine O'Neal
Heat center Jermaine O'Neal (hip) expects to play against the Thunder on Tuesday. We're always leery of O'Neal when he's injured, but he went through the team's full workout on Monday and should be safe to start.
Hilton Armstrong
Backup center Hilton Armstrong will miss Tuesday's game against the Clippers with a shoulder injury he suffered at Monday's practice. Emeka Okafor will see even more minutes than normal, while Sean Marks will also get some extra clock.
Chris Paul
An MRI has confirmed that Chris Paul has a sprained ankle. He could be on crutches for two weeks and remains out indefinitely. Although Paul will be evaluated daily, early indications are that he'll miss between three-to-four weeks. The good news is that he doesn't have any structural damage, so just keep him benched and hope for some positive updates.
Omri Casspi
Omri Casspi (ankle) expects to play Tuesday against the Bulls. Casspi will test his ankle in Sunday's practice, and we should have a real good idea of his status then. At this point, he's looking good to go for Tuesday.
Al Harrington
Al Harrington (sore shoulder) missed Tuesday's practice, riding a stationary bike while his teammates worked out. The Knicks are calling him "probable" for Wednesday's game against the Pacers. Stay tuned as we update.
Luke Walton
Lakers forward Luke Walton has a pinched nerve in his back and will be out at least six weeks. Walton was a glue-guy in the Lakers' lineup, and without him the Lakers need to ask more from Shannon Brown, Sasha Vujacic, Adam Morrison, and Josh Powell.
Jameer Nelson
Jameer Nelson will undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee, which he injured Monday against the Bobcats. What a bad break for Nelson owners, as no one saw this coming. Jason Williams should be picked up by owners in need of a starting fantasy point guard, as hard as that is to believe. Nelson will be out anywhere from four to six weeks.
Shawn Marion
The Mavericks are calling Shawn Marion a "game-time decision" for Wednesday's game against the Spurs. Marion rolled his ankle Monday night against the Bucks and played through it for a while before finally coming to the bench. The injury doesn't sound too serious, so stay tuned for updates leading up to Wednesday's game.
Hedo Turkoglu
Hedo Turkoglu (hip) will be a game-time decision on Tuesday, according to the Globe & Mail. Turkoglu scored 20 points while playing through the injury on Sunday (and being given "10 percent" odds) so we're assuming that he'll suit up. We should know more after the team's shootaround.
Shaun Livingston
Shaun Livingston was scheduled to undergo surgery Tuesday to remove staples from his left knee that were causing swelling. The staples are from the surgery he had previously when he suffered a devastating knee injury in 2007. No timetable for his return has been set, and it remains to be seen if he'll ever fully recover to be a productive NBA player again.
Raja Bell
Raja Bell will have the season-ending wrist surgery he put off while with the Bobcats. Bell would rather sit out the season than play for the Warriors and it's hard to blame him as he is going to try to get healthy for a free-agent deal this summer. He'll be an emergency player for Don Nelson tonight as they'll only dress eight players, but expect the surgery to happen soon. Anthony Morrow, Steph Curry and Corey Maggette get a nice boost with this news.
C.J. Watson
Warriors guard C.J. Watson has officially tested positive for swine flu. The team is taking all necessary precautions, and Watson will not join the team for games on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Kelenna Azubuike
Kelenna Azubuike will not play again this season, after an MRI revealed that he had a torn left patellar tendon. Azubuike will have surgery this week, with an expected recovery time of five-to-six months. We have faith that the young swingman will come back strong for the beginning of next season -- for now, his minutes (and those of Stephen Jackson) will be absorbed by guys like Anthony Morrow and Corey Maggette.
Andris Biedrins
Coach Don Nelson said Tuesday that Andris Biedrins (back/groin) is likely to make his return from injury sooner than Ronny Turiaf (knee). Biedrins is scheduled to be reevaluated next Monday. Biedrins and Turiaf's absence means Anthony Randolph should start seeing more minutes. His playing time has been inconsistent, but when he's been on the floor, all he's done is produce. And with the Warriors only having seven players available for Tuesday's game, it doesn't appear that even Nellie can stop Randolph this time.
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Luc Richard Mbah a Moute
Luc Richard Mbah a Moute will miss Wednesday's game due to a sprained left foot. Bad timing for Mbah a Moute, who played 42 minutes in Monday's OT loss and reportedly had a chance to start Wednesday's game. The Bucks are calling him day-to-day for now.
Anderson Varejao
Anderson Varejao, who missed Tuesday's game with a hip injury, and will not play on Wednesday, could return for Friday's game at Indy. Shaquille O'Neal is not traveling with the team and is not expected to play on Friday either, but it sounds like Varejao could.
Jamario Moon
Jamario Moon left Tuesday's game with a sprained ankle and is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game at Washington. Moon doesn't really have any fantasy value off the Cavs' bench, and will likely be a game-time decision tomorrow.
Kareem Rush
Kareem Rush suffered a torn ACL in his right knee Tuesday, ending his season. He'll have surgery soon and Ricky Davis will see more minutes in the short term as a result. And once Eric Gordon returns from his groin injury, he'll see heavy minutes in the absence of Rush.
Shawn Marion
As of now, it looks unlikely that Shawn Marion (ankle) will be able to play in Wednesday's game. "Right now, if I had to play? No," Marion said at shootaround. "But who knows? It could feel a lot better tonight." Check back for a report prior to tipoff, but be prepared for Marion to sit out at least one game.
Luc Richard Mbah a Moute will miss Wednesday's game due to a sprained left foot. Bad timing for Mbah a Moute, who played 42 minutes in Monday's OT loss and reportedly had a chance to start Wednesday's game. The Bucks are calling him day-to-day for now.
Anderson Varejao
Anderson Varejao, who missed Tuesday's game with a hip injury, and will not play on Wednesday, could return for Friday's game at Indy. Shaquille O'Neal is not traveling with the team and is not expected to play on Friday either, but it sounds like Varejao could.
Jamario Moon
Jamario Moon left Tuesday's game with a sprained ankle and is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game at Washington. Moon doesn't really have any fantasy value off the Cavs' bench, and will likely be a game-time decision tomorrow.
Kareem Rush
Kareem Rush suffered a torn ACL in his right knee Tuesday, ending his season. He'll have surgery soon and Ricky Davis will see more minutes in the short term as a result. And once Eric Gordon returns from his groin injury, he'll see heavy minutes in the absence of Rush.
Shawn Marion
As of now, it looks unlikely that Shawn Marion (ankle) will be able to play in Wednesday's game. "Right now, if I had to play? No," Marion said at shootaround. "But who knows? It could feel a lot better tonight." Check back for a report prior to tipoff, but be prepared for Marion to sit out at least one game.
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Andrew Bogut
An MRI revealed Thursday that Andrew Bogut has a left leg strain and contusion, an injury that will force him to miss the next 2-to-4 weeks. Bogut has pleased owners with his play so far this year, but this obviously hurts. Dan Gadzuric is likely to start in his place. Look for Hakim Warrick, Carlos Delfino and even Kurt Thomas to get more touches in Bogut's absence, while Luc Richard Mbah a Moute will also see an increased role once he recovers from a sprained foot.
LeBron James
Lebron James (wrist) is listed as probable for Friday's game against the Pacers. James hurt his wrist in Wednesday's game, but X-rays were negative and he's on the injury list mainly as a precaution. Anderson Varejao has been upgraded to questionable and will test his hip in the morning; but expect J.J. Hickson to continue to start. Shaquille O'Neal remains out.
An MRI revealed Thursday that Andrew Bogut has a left leg strain and contusion, an injury that will force him to miss the next 2-to-4 weeks. Bogut has pleased owners with his play so far this year, but this obviously hurts. Dan Gadzuric is likely to start in his place. Look for Hakim Warrick, Carlos Delfino and even Kurt Thomas to get more touches in Bogut's absence, while Luc Richard Mbah a Moute will also see an increased role once he recovers from a sprained foot.
LeBron James
Lebron James (wrist) is listed as probable for Friday's game against the Pacers. James hurt his wrist in Wednesday's game, but X-rays were negative and he's on the injury list mainly as a precaution. Anderson Varejao has been upgraded to questionable and will test his hip in the morning; but expect J.J. Hickson to continue to start. Shaquille O'Neal remains out.
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Brook Lopez sprained his right ankle Monday at practice. Lopez sat out the rest of the session, but the injury did not require X-rays and is not considered serious.
Still, coach Lawrence Frank called Lopez "day-to-day," and wouldn't commit to him being available Tuesday vs. the Nuggets. If Lopez can't go, look for Josh Boone to get the start. Stay tuned for updates.
Brook Lopez sprained his right ankle Monday at practice. Lopez sat out the rest of the session, but the injury did not require X-rays and is not considered serious.
Still, coach Lawrence Frank called Lopez "day-to-day," and wouldn't commit to him being available Tuesday vs. the Nuggets. If Lopez can't go, look for Josh Boone to get the start. Stay tuned for updates.
Lou Williams will not play on Wednesday due to a fractured jaw he suffered during Tuesday night's game.
This is obviously not good news for Williams' fantasy owners, though at this point it remains to be seen how much time he'll miss beyond Wednesday. Williams owners may want to grab Jrue Holiday as insurance -- the rookie had 11 points and six rebounds in just 10 minutes of action on Tuesday and is expected to draw the start on Wednesday.
This is obviously not good news for Williams' fantasy owners, though at this point it remains to be seen how much time he'll miss beyond Wednesday. Williams owners may want to grab Jrue Holiday as insurance -- the rookie had 11 points and six rebounds in just 10 minutes of action on Tuesday and is expected to draw the start on Wednesday.
Lou Williams could miss several weeks with a broken jaw, according to an email from beat writer Kate Fagan.
It's just a guess, but Fagan speculates that he could be sidelined for up to three weeks or so after listening to Williams on Wednesday. We're expecting an official report on Williams in the next 24 hours, as the three-week guesstimate is certainly not set in stone.
quelle: rotoworld.com
mal was anderes: lasst mal bitte die fantasy-empfehlungen von rotoworld weg, wenn ihr von der seite zitiert. ist zwar nicht gerade unbekannt die seite, aber finde es trotzdem doof, wenn hier im forum quasi ganz konkrete tipps gegeben werden. die mühe nachzugucken sollte sich schon jeder selbst machen.
hoffe mal ich finde irgendwelche fürsprecher panik:
It's just a guess, but Fagan speculates that he could be sidelined for up to three weeks or so after listening to Williams on Wednesday. We're expecting an official report on Williams in the next 24 hours, as the three-week guesstimate is certainly not set in stone.
quelle: rotoworld.com
mal was anderes: lasst mal bitte die fantasy-empfehlungen von rotoworld weg, wenn ihr von der seite zitiert. ist zwar nicht gerade unbekannt die seite, aber finde es trotzdem doof, wenn hier im forum quasi ganz konkrete tipps gegeben werden. die mühe nachzugucken sollte sich schon jeder selbst machen.
hoffe mal ich finde irgendwelche fürsprecher panik:agent zero
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Andre Iguodala Day to Day
Latest News:
Andre Iguodala is day-to-day after being diagnosed with a sprained right ankle. He tweaked his ankle during the first half of Saturday's game but played through it. His status for Monday's game could depend how his ankle reacts overnight, so check back on Sunday for a possible update.
Danny Granger Day to Day
Latest News:
Danny Granger left Saturday's game with a bruised right heel and will not return. Uh oh. It seems like the clock has been ticking for Granger (he has been dealing with this heel injury for weeks) but hopefully it's nothing that will require an extended absence. We're just not sure how his heel will ever get better if he's constantly running, jumping and cutting on it. Stay tuned for updates.
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Latest News:
Andre Iguodala is day-to-day after being diagnosed with a sprained right ankle. He tweaked his ankle during the first half of Saturday's game but played through it. His status for Monday's game could depend how his ankle reacts overnight, so check back on Sunday for a possible update.
Danny Granger Day to Day
Latest News:
Danny Granger left Saturday's game with a bruised right heel and will not return. Uh oh. It seems like the clock has been ticking for Granger (he has been dealing with this heel injury for weeks) but hopefully it's nothing that will require an extended absence. We're just not sure how his heel will ever get better if he's constantly running, jumping and cutting on it. Stay tuned for updates.
Quelle: Rotoworld.com
Dass Oden sich wieder verletzt, hab ich irgendwie schon vor der Saison kommen sehen.
Tja, diese Spekulation war wohl richtig, wovon ich jetzt evtl. profitieren könnte.
Schließlich hat ihn wieder mal rund die Hälfte der Hobbymanager.
Doch richtig drüber freuen kann ich mich nicht. Tut mir doch sehr leid für G.O.
Dass Oden sich wieder verletzt, hab ich irgendwie schon vor der Saison kommen sehen.
Tja, diese Spekulation war wohl richtig, wovon ich jetzt evtl. profitieren könnte.
Schließlich hat ihn wieder mal rund die Hälfte der Hobbymanager.
Doch richtig drüber freuen kann ich mich nicht. Tut mir doch sehr leid für G.O.
Genau so habe ich heute morgen auch gedacht, irgendwie wars abzusehen, weshalb ich mich nicht getraut habe ihn zu nehmen, aber jetzt wos passiert ist, finde ich es einfach nur bitter für Oden.
Tut mir sehr leid für dich oold GReg.