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Nader

With the additions of Aaron Holiday and Torrey Craig, the Suns needed to free up some space on the roster. Nader, who has missed most of this season due to a right knee injury, has been waived. Also headed out is Jackson, who was recently signed to a 10-day contract. Neither departure will have an impact as far as fantasy basketball is concerned.

Nader’s knee injury has been bothering him all season long. No need to have him on your fantasy radar.

Nader has only appeared in 14 games this season, with the majority of his missed time occurring because of the knee injury. There’s no need to consider stashing him in an IL+ slot, as the Suns don’t lack productive fantasy options on the wings.

Nader’s knee has been lingering for much of the season, and he’s not a great target even when he’s fully recovered.

Nader hasn’t been able to stay healthy this season and his absence won’t have any fantasy impacts.

Nader, who has not appeared in a game since November 19, is not a relevant fantasy hoops option when healthy. Consider him to be out indefinitely until the Suns announce otherwise.

Book will miss his third straight game with the hamstring injury he suffered in the Suns’ first matchup with the Warriors. Landry Shamet has started in Booker’s place in the two games he’s missed, and there’s no reason to think this will change. Shamet has averaged 11.5 points and 3.5 threes in those games. Nader hasn’t provided fantasy value this season.

His right knee has bothered him for most of the season and it’s unclear when he’ll play again, not that it matters in fantasyland.

Nader’s playing status is irrelevant in fantasy hoops.

Nader’s status will not have an impact as far as fantasy basketball is concerned. Leave him on the waiver wire.