Deyonta

Davis

The Rockets claimed him off waivers back in June, but they cut him before the $1.6 million on his contract became guaranteed. He should be able to find a camp deal somewhere, but Davis is irrelevant in fantasy hoops.

The Hawks just cut him this week, and the Rockets will add him to their roster before he hits unrestricted free agency this summer -- he has a $1.6 million non-guaranteed deal for next year. Davis had a couple bright spots as a backup center, but he’s likely just going to be emergency depth next season.

Davis was originally signed to a 10-day contract in March and appeared in nine games for Atlanta. He will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason.

Dedmon has been bothered by a sore ankle for some time now and the hope is that this route will help alleviate that soreness. His recovery should be rather swift if everything goes well. The soon-to-be 30-year-old will be a free agent this summer. Alex Len and Deyonta Davis will see the large majority of the center minutes over the last six games of the season, with John Collins also seeing a few more minutes, too.

Davis was initially questionable but the injury was never serious. He averaged under 15 minutes in just nine appearances this season, and has plenty to prove before earning fantasy owners’ attention.

John Collins is also active tonight, though, and Davis is unlikely to make a dent in most fantasy situations.

He tends to only see minutes in the teens, so whether he plays or not won’t have a huge impact in fantasy hoops. We’ll have a better idea on his playing status following Wednesday’s shootaround.

He didn’t get all of garbage time with the Hawks going with John Collins at the five. Davis should see minutes in the final two games, but he’s only a stream for blocks at best.

He’ll be backing up Alex Len and may see more minutes if Len finds himself in foul trouble against Nikola Vucevic.

Davis is logging nearly 20 minutes a night for Atlanta over their last four games, but is averaging just 5.3 points and 6.5 rebounds. He should be left on waivers.