Cameron

Reynolds

He came alive in the fourth quarter and helped the Clippers get a victory to bring them to 2-2 in Summer League. Boston Jr. had some fun moments in his rookie year with the Clips, and he’s had a solid SL run as well. His fantasy relevance will depend pretty solely on the health of Paul George and Kawhi Leonard, and with both guys expected to be healthy for the start of the season, BBJ shouldn’t be on fantasy draft boards for now. Jay Scrubb looked solid with an efficient 14/5/1/3/1 effort, while Cameron Reynolds rounded out the double-digit scoring in L.A. with a quietly good 12/4/2/3/2 showing.

Reynolds has appeared in three games for the Spurs playing a total of six minutes and scoring two points. With that being said, this will have no fantasy impact so feel free to continue about your day.

Reynolds will essentially have a 10-day tryout to see if the Spurs want to keep him around a bit longer, but it’s unlikely he’ll provide any meaningful fantasy value.

Reynolds went undrafted in 2018 and has played 19 games in the NBA, averaging 5.0 points on 42.3% shooting, 1.6 rebounds, 0.7 assists and 0.3 steals in 13.6 minutes with the Wolves last year. He’s likely to spend the bulk of this season in the G League.

He had his best game as a pro in the last week of the season with a career-high 19 points on Apr. 10, but the Wolves aren’t too tied to Reynolds after originally signing him to a 10-day deal in February.

Reynolds has been earning minutes in the teens recently out of necessity, with the Wolves banged up, but he’s done nothing to suggest he’ll have fantasy value next season. He played 26 minutes tonight but his outlook doesn’t change after one hot shooting performance.

Reynolds had been used as a combo wing in the last game, and he still had a few extra days on his 10-day deal left. Perhaps this could mean that either Derrick Rose (elbow) or Jeff Teague (foot) could miss more time. Reynolds is only on the radar in very deep leagues.

Reynolds will bring some emergency depth to the small forward position in Minnesota, but it’s unlikely he’ll receive enough minutes to make an impact in fantasy hoops. Leave him on the wire.

A 6'8" guard out of Tulane, Reynolds has been playing well in the G-League with 16.0 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 3.0 triples. Barring a couple injuries in Minnesota, it will be hard for Reynolds to carve out a role.