Fantasy Basketball Minutes Report: Austin Reaves returns, Ace Bailey joins the starting lineup

Welcome to the Fantasy Basketball Minutes Report. Every week, I will be going through each team’s updated minutes per game to see which players are seeing the court more or less than in previous weeks. With this information in hand, I’ll try to discuss any relevant fantasy risers or fallers; players who we should be adding off waivers or removing from our teams.

The charts below are also great for exploring on your own. You can track the minutes over the last three games, five games, ten games, and for the entire season to see what trends stand out to you.

All of this data was made accessible by Kyle Bland, who is incredibly talented and also incredibly generous, so make sure to give him a follow to check out all of his baseball data as well.

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Atlanta Hawks

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Dyson Daniels	33.9	34.3	34.1
Jalen Johnson	29.3	31.2	31.7
Keaton Wallace	27.8	22.8	18
Zaccharie Risacher	26.8	27.2	25.7
Onyeka Okongwu	26.4	26.3	27.5
Vít Krejčí	25	20.6	20.4
Kristaps Porziņģis	24.8	26.4	25.9
Nickeil Alexander-Walker	21.7	27.8	30.1
Mouhamed Gueye	21	20	17.1
Luke Kennard	20.4	20.2	23.6
Asa Newell	17.2	11.9	12.4
Trae Young	—	—	23.8

Nickeil Alexander Walker missed only one game with an injury. He’s playing 29.3 minutes per game in November and will continue to be a big part of the offense with Trae Young sidelined. Vit Krejci has become more involved over the last three games, scoring 18.7 points with 3.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. There’s not much there besides three-point value.

Boston Celtics

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Derrick White	32.5	32.7	31.6
Payton Pritchard	31.6	30.1	30.7
Jaylen Brown	31.4	31.3	30.4
Neemias Queta	24.8	25.7	23.8
Jordan Walsh	24.2	23.1	17.1
Anfernee Simons	23.5	23.6	24.8
Sam Hauser	20.4	20.8	22
Luka Garza	17.8	14.8	15.1
Josh Minott	15.4	21.1	22.3

We had some intrigue with Josh Minott when he played only eight minutes against the 76ers. He did come back and play 22 minutes on Wednesday night, but his minutes being slightly down has led Jordan Walsh to play more minutes as a bigger guard/wing. He’s not particularly usable for fantasy basketball, but it’s worth noting how this rotation is shaking out.

I asked Joe Mazzulla if he and Josh Minott spoke about him not playing in the second half and the reasons behind that.

“That’s between me and Josh.”

— Bobby Krivitsky (@BobbyKrivitsky) November 12, 2025

Brooklyn Nets

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Michael Porter Jr.	31.1	32.2	32.7
Nic Claxton	29.4	30.3	29.5
Noah Clowney	29.3	29.8	24.9
Egor Dëmin	25.3	22.1	20.6
Terance Mann	24	27	27.6
Drake Powell	23.7	23.7	18.9
Ziaire Williams	20.8	21.9	21.3
Tyrese Martin	19.3	21.5	19.9
Cam Thomas	—	20.1	28.9

You’re not really starting anybody here in fantasy, especially with Cam Thomas out for up to a month with an injury. This offense will now run through Michael Porer Jr., but the Nets have also started to give more playing time to young guys like Drake Powell and Egor Dëmin, so those are names to watch in the weeks ahead.

Charlotte Hornets

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Miles Bridges	37.9	36.8	35.2
Kon Knueppel	37.5	36.1	33
Sion James	29.1	29.5	26.5
Collin Sexton	28.5	29	27.9
Tre Mann	26.3	25.1	22.5
Moussa Diabaté	24.5	22.7	21.1
Ryan Kalkbrenner	24.3	25	26.5
LaMelo Ball	—	—	33.3
Brandon Miller	—	—	9.2

Injuries to Brandon Miller and LaMelo Ball have shaken up the usage and minutes in Charlotte. Kon Knueppel continues to play tons of minutes and be a big factor on the offense, and Collin Sexton has remained solid enough in his nearly 30 minutes per game to be on most fantasy rosters while Ball and Miller are out. Ryan Kalkbrenner saw his minutes tick down, but that was just a blip, and he remains very much in play thanks ot his rebounding and defensive stats.

Chicago Bulls

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Josh Giddey	32.8	34.9	34.7
Tre Jones	31.2	30	29.7
Kevin Huerter	29.8	27.5	26
Isaac Okoro	28.4	26.9	24.7
Nikola Vučević	27.8	29.2	30.6
Ayo Dosunmu	25.9	24.4	25.2
Matas Buzelis	25.4	28.5	28.2
Patrick Williams	24.1	23.2	23.6
Jalen Smith	17.9	17.5	16

The Bulls have hit a bit of a rough stretch, and Josh Giddey has also been battling an ankle injury after he got absolutely crossed up over the weekend. That has led to a bump in minutes for Kevin Huerter and Tre Jones. Giddey shouldn’t be out for too long, so those guys are not priority adds, and then Ayo Dosunmu continues to be a strong player off the bench for Chicago. We’ll see how the pending return of Coby White (which should be in about two weeks) shakes all this up.

Cleveland Cavaliers

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Donovan Mitchell	38.1	34.2	33.5
Evan Mobley	36.2	33.6	33.6
De’Andre Hunter	31.2	28.7	29
Jaylon Tyson	30.8	28.4	26.8
Sam Merrill	26.9	25.2	24.9
Jarrett Allen	24.3	25.7	25.6
Dean Wade	22.3	16.9	20.4
Lonzo Ball	20.8	21.3	23.1
Larry Nance Jr.	19.4	16.3	17
Darius Garland	19	24.5	24.5

Darius Garland is dealing with another injury, which has led to an increase in playing time for Jaylon Tyson and Sam Merrill again. The injury isn’t believed to be that significant, so Garland could even return this weekend and get back to his usual minutes. Not much else has changed here.

Dallas Mavericks

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Cooper Flagg	34.1	32.9	32.7
Max Christie	31.7	30.1	30.8
Brandon Williams	30.7	26.6	22.5
Naji Marshall	27.4	26.7	24.9
Klay Thompson	23.7	21.5	20.9
Daniel Gafford	22.9	21.1	21.1
P.J. Washington	21.5	25.5	29.8
Moussa Cisse	17.8	14.2	14.2
D’Angelo Russell	16	17	22.3
Anthony Davis			26.4
Dereck Lively II			21

The Mavericks have all the makings of a disaster. They fired Nico Harrison, and now there are plenty of trade rumors swirling around Anthony Davis, and it’s fair to wonder if he’s already played his last game in a Mavericks uniform. With Dereck Lively II also sidelined and P.J. Washington hurting his shoulder on Wednesday, we could see bigger minutes for Daniel Gafford. We’ve also seen Brandon Williams move into the starting lineup, which has sapped a lot of D’Angelo Russell‘s minutes and fantasy value. Williams is averaging 16.7 points, 6.0 assists, 4.3 rebounds, and 2.7 steals in three games since he started playing bigger minutes, so that will give you value in a lot of formats.

Denver Nuggets

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Jamal Murray	35	33.6	32.8
Nikola Jokić	32.7	32.6	33.2
Aaron Gordon	30.5	28.9	28.7
Bruce Brown	26.3	25	22
Christian Braun	24.3	27.9	28.7
Tim Hardaway Jr.	22.8	22.4	22.9
Peyton Watson	22.5	21.9	21.6
Cameron Johnson	19.1	21.1	23.7

The big story in Denver has been the lack of involvement of Cameron Johnson. He has simply not produced on the season like we were hoping, not getting up or making nearly enough three-pointers. He also left Wednesday’s game with a shoulder injury, so that could impact his playing time moving forward. Christian Braun also got hurt on Wednesday, so we could see a whole new rotation by this weekend.

Detroit Pistons

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Cade Cunningham	42.6	38.7	37
Jalen Duren	38.6	35.5	31.9
Daniss Jenkins	37.1	26.5	19.2
Ausar Thompson	33.9	32.8	29.2
Javonte Green	32.8	28.2	22.7
Duncan Robinson	32.1	31.2	31.5
Ronald Holland II	28.4	27.7	24.5
Chaz Lanier	22.4	16	9.8
Caris LeVert	21.2	20.5	19.5
Paul Reed	18.3	15.4	11.7

Injuries to Tobias Harris and Isiah Stewart have shaken up the Pistons’ rotation a bit, and then the Pistons rested more starters on Wednesday, so these minutes are a bit all over the place. Daniss Jenkins has been seeing a lot of action in the last two games and is averaging 21 points, 7.5 assists, six rebounds, and three steals over those games. I’m not sure the playing time is going to stick, but it’s been a nice stretch for him.

Golden State Warriors

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Jimmy Butler III	28.7	29.2	29.5
Brandin Podziemski	27	27.4	28.1
Stephen Curry	26.8	26.8	29.5
Draymond Green	24.4	24.7	28
Moses Moody	23.1	25.4	23.1
Will Richard	21.1	23.3	18
Al Horford	20.3	22.3	20.5
Jonathan Kuminga	18.7	23.7	26.7
Buddy Hield	15.6	16.1	16.1

Steve Kerr had already said he was going to change things around with his rotations, but then Jonathan Kuminga got hurt on Wednesday as well, so we’ll need to see how that all shakes out. On the surface, it might mean more Brandin Podziemski and Moses Moody, so those are names to keep an eye on. We also saw Jimmy Butler come back from missing a few games, and after a poor performance early in the week, he looked like himself on Wednesday.

Houston Rockets

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Amen Thompson	37	37.8	35.5
Kevin Durant	34.9	35.5	35.3
Alperen Sengun	34.5	35.6	36.1
Jabari Smith Jr.	29.2	30.8	32.6
Reed Sheppard	26.8	22.7	22.1
Josh Okogie	22.6	23.2	22.9
Tari Eason	21.5	25.2	24.5
Steven Adams	19.8	20.6	21.6

Things have remained pretty consistent for the Rockets so far to start the season. Reed Sheppard has started to find his footing a bit on offense, which has led to an increase in playing time and fantasy value. Of course, he probably has Amen Thompson to thank for that.

Reed Sheppard: “Amen told me in the weight room just a minute ago, he said, ‘But if you take one more dribble when you're open and there’s no shooting, I’m gonna punch you in the face.’”

— Danielle Lerner (@danielle_lerner) November 13, 2025

Indiana Pacers

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Pascal Siakam	34.1	35.6	34.4
Andrew Nembhard	30.8	30.8	30.8
Aaron Nesmith	29	31	32
Jarace Walker	25.2	29.2	29.2
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl	24.2	20.5	18.1
Ben Sheppard	22.2	24.3	24.5
Isaiah Jackson	20.7	22.4	19.8
Tony Bradley	17.3	14.5	14

The Pacers remain riddled with injuries. They did get Andrew Nembhard back in the fold, but Bennedict Mathurin, Obi Toppin, and James Wiseman, all remain out due to injury. Johnny Furphy had seen a playing time spike and then he got hurt. You can use Nembhard, Aaron Nesmith and Pascal Siakam in fantasy, but that’s about it.

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Los Angeles Clippers

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
James Harden	36.4	34.8	35
Ivica Zubac	32.3	29.9	30
Kris Dunn	28.4	27.8	25.4
John Collins	26.8	25.7	24.6
Derrick Jones Jr.	26.7	26.1	25.5
Jordan Miller	26.4	26.4	26.4
Kobe Sanders	24.7	24.7	14.7
Nicolas Batum	22.4	20.7	16.9
Bogdan Bogdanović	20.2	26	22.2
Kawhi Leonard	—	—	34.4

This feels like a bit of a lost season for the Clippers. John Collins moved into the starting lineup and had one good game and one bad game. Bradley Beal is now out for the season with a hip injury, and Tyronn Lue said pretty publicly that the rotation would change going forward. I guess we can unpack all of that next week.

Tyronn Lue says young guys like Jordan Miller, Kobe Sanders, Cam Christie, and Kobe Brown will be playing a lot more rotation minutes for the Clippers moving forward.

— Tomer Azarly (@TomerAzarly) November 13, 2025

Los Angeles Lakers

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Luka Dončić	32.6	34.9	36.1
Rui Hachimura	30.7	32.9	34.7
Austin Reaves	29.9	29.9	35.9
Marcus Smart	28.4	30.1	30.4
Deandre Ayton	26.2	28.5	29.5
Nick Smith Jr.	23.4	18.9	17.4
Jake LaRavia	23.4	28.8	30.1
Jarred Vanderbilt	21.1	20.3	20.6
Dalton Knecht	18.3	18.7	19.4

Austin Reaves is back from injury, which is great for the Lakers, but has led to a sharp decline in playing time for Jake LaRavia. However, Marcus Smart has remained in an increased role and has the defensive upside to provide fantasy value.

Memphis Grizzlies

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Ja Morant	33.6	33.3	32.7
Cedric Coward	28.2	28.3	28.1
Santi Aldama	27.8	27.5	26.8
Jaren Jackson Jr.	27.2	27.9	29.6
Jock Landale	26	25.6	25.4
Jaylen Wells	25.5	24.2	25.2
Cam Spencer	22.8	21.3	19.9
Vince Williams Jr.	21.1	18.8	18.4
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope	19	21	22.7

The Ja Morant situation remains one to watch. He sat out on Wednesday, and it’s pretty clear that there remains some tension here. There just simply isn’t much to do for fantasy purposes while we wait to see how this situation plays out. Jaren Jackson Jr. and Cedric Coward have been great and would take on a bigger role, but there isn’t really anybody else who has emerged onto our radars. Zach Edey also seems likely to return soon, which will hurt Santi Aldama‘s slight value.

Miami Heat

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Andrew Wiggins	34.6	34.4	33.7
Norman Powell	33.7	31.8	31.3
Davion Mitchell	32.6	32.3	31
Jaime Jaquez Jr.	30.8	30.3	30.1
Kel’el Ware	28.1	28.3	24
Pelle Larsson	27.1	26.3	24.3
Nikola Jović	26.6	23.7	22
Bam Adebayo	—	8.2	30.1

Bam Adebayo’s toe injury has led to a bigger role for Kel’el Ware, who is averaging 12.7 pts, 15 rebounds, 1.7 blocks, and 1.0 steals per game since Bam has been out. That would be usable in fantasy leagues, but Bam could return as early as this weekend, so you need to treat Ware like a day-by-day streamer. Jaime Jaquez Jr. remains a key bench piece, even with Norman Powell back.

Milwaukee Bucks

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Giannis Antetokounmpo	36.5	33.5	33.1
Ryan Rollins	31.5	30.7	31.5
Kyle Kuzma	30.3	29.2	26.5
Myles Turner	30.1	28.9	29.1
Gary Trent Jr.	28.6	25.9	28.4
AJ Green	26.8	26.4	27.8
Bobby Portis	24.7	22.8	21
Taurean Prince	—	20.8	21

Ryan Rollins is very real and will remain a fixture in this rotation even when Kevin Porter Jr. returns. The rest of this rotation has been status quo, with Bobby Portis and Kyle Kuzma seeing a few more minutes due to the Taurean Price injury. That makes both of them a bit more interesting in fantasy, and puts Portis back on radars in the short-term; however, he played just 23 minutes with Giannis resting on Wednesday, so it’s not a great bet.

Minnesota Timberwolves

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Rudy Gobert	32	31.6	32
Anthony Edwards	31.2	30.6	26.7
Jaden McDaniels	29.4	29.8	32
Julius Randle	28.9	31.7	32.9
Donte DiVincenzo	28.8	30.6	31.4
Naz Reid	25.6	24.4	24
Mike Conley	17.2	18.8	21.1

Not much has changed for the T’Wolves. Anthony Edwards has been back for a week now, so we’ve seen Mike Conley’s minutes steadily decline, but the rest is relatively status quo. Jaden McDaniels is really good, so that’s fun.

New Orleans Pelicans

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Trey Murphy III	36.8	37.2	36.3
Herbert Jones	33.5	34.3	29.8
Saddiq Bey	31.4	30.1	26.3
Jeremiah Fears	29.4	26.2	27.1
Derik Queen	29.1	26.2	22.2
Jose Alvarado	20.6	23	18.8
Jordan Poole	—	27	30.2
Zion Williamson	—	—	31
DeAndre Jordan	—	—	11.6

Derik Queen continues to deliver as injuries to Zion Williamson and Jordan Poole have opened up more minutes. Both of those players could return as early as this weekend or next week, so it remains to be seen what Queen’s role is after that, but he has certainly played his way into more minutes and should be on rosters while we wait to see how the Pelicans handle playing time with a fully healthy team. Not many other guys saw much of an increase in fantasy value, even with more minutes. I do like Jeremiah Fears, but he’s hard to trust for fantasy right now.

New York Knicks

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Jalen Brunson	33.9	33.4	33.9
OG Anunoby	32.2	32	33.1
Karl-Anthony Towns	31.5	31.3	32.8
Mikal Bridges	31.2	31.3	34.1
Josh Hart	23.1	24.7	23.8
Landry Shamet	23.1	21.1	19.7
Miles McBride	17.5	17.6	21.5
Mitchell Robinson	16.9	16.7	16.6

The biggest story here is that Jalen Brunson left Wednesday night’s game in a walking boot with crutches after he rolled his right ankle late in the fourth quarter. It’s the same ankle that he sprained last season and wound up missing 15 games, so it’s a situation to monitor. Brunson missing any time would lead to significantly more minutes for Miles McBride, but also likely more minutes for Landry Shamet, who has emerged as the first man off the bench for Mike Brown in recent games.

Oklahoma City Thunder

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander	31.1	32	32
Ajay Mitchell	29.8	30.4	28.4
Isaiah Joe	28.4	27.7	26.4
Cason Wallace	26.3	28.5	28
Chet Holmgren	25	24.1	26.4
Isaiah Hartenstein	23.3	26.4	26.8
Jaylin Williams	22.1	21.7	20.2
Alex Caruso	17.7	18.8	18.9

Chet Holmgren returned from his lower back injury, but is still not yet seeing his full complement of minutes. The Thunder have also been without Lu Dort, who is dealing with a shoulder injury, but the rest has been locked into place. This team is just toying with opponents right now.

Orlando Magic

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Franz Wagner	36.8	36.4	35.1
Desmond Bane	34.2	32.2	30.5
Wendell Carter Jr.	31	30.8	28.9
Jalen Suggs	27.5	24.1	22.4
Paolo Banchero	27.2	30.9	32.2
Anthony Black	25.1	26.8	27.3
Tristan da Silva	20.8	21.1	20.9
Goga Bitadze	16.3	15.4	16.8

Paolo Banchero left Wednesday night’s game against the Knicks with a groin injury. While that sounded more precautionary than anything, it could lead to him missing a few games over the weekend or into next week. Franz Wagner took on a bigger role in the offense with Banchero sidelined, as did Anthony Black. We also saw Tyus Jones play more, and the Magic could roll with a lineup that has a legitimate point guard and then rotate all of the other starters over to more natural positions.

Philadelphia 76ers

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Tyrese Maxey	38.1	38	40.3
Kelly Oubre Jr.	34.7	34.9	36.9
VJ Edgecombe	34	35.4	36.8
Quentin Grimes	28.4	29.4	30.7
Andre Drummond	28	28	22
Trendon Watford	27.6	25	22.5
Joel Embiid	26	25.8	23.9

An MRI on Joel Embiid’s right knee came back clean, so he is day-to-day, but it remains clear that he can’t be trusted to play big minutes or even play on back-to-back days right now, which should continue to lead to a minutes cap on him. The 76ers are also reportedly close to getting Paul George back from his knee injury, but, in the meantime, the team is going to continue to rely on playing VJ Edgecombe, Kelly Oubre Jr., and Quentin Grimes for tons of minutes.

Phoenix Suns

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Devin Booker	34.2	35.8	37
Grayson Allen	30.5	32.6	34.1
Dillon Brooks	28.1	28.1	28.8
Royce O’Neale	26.5	27.2	30.8
Mark Williams	25	26	26.6
Ryan Dunn	22.3	24.6	25
Collin Gillespie	19.7	21.1	23.1
Jordan Goodwin	18.9	18.3	16.6

Jalen Green was back for two games and will now miss potentially the next month with a hamstring injury. The good news is that the Suns got Dillon Brooks back from his groin injury and have slotted him right into big minutes. We’ve also seen Grayson Allen take on a bigger role in the offense, and that should continue with Green sidelined. Ryan Dunn and Collin Gillespie are losing minutes despite Green being out, so perhaps Jordan Goodwin will take those minutes from them. Royce O’Neale should continue to start and have fantasy value.

Portland Trail Blazers

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Toumani Camara	37.2	36.6	34.1
Jrue Holiday	35.7	35.5	33.8
Deni Avdija	35.5	35.9	34.1
Shaedon Sharpe	28.9	27.5	27.2
Donovan Clingan	25.9	24.1	24.4
Kris Murray	20.9	20.5	22.3
Jerami Grant	20	24.9	26.6

Portland’s rotation and minutes have remained pretty consistent so far this season. Their top six players have each played in all 11 games, and Kris Murray has only missed one. These are their guys for now.

Sacramento Kings

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Zach LaVine	32.1	31	35
Domantas Sabonis	27.3	27.3	31.6
DeMar DeRozan	26.4	28.7	32.8
Dennis Schröder	25.1	26.5	29.9
Malik Monk	24	24.3	25
Russell Westbrook	23.1	28	29.7
Nique Clifford	22.4	23.3	21.6
Precious Achiuwa	22.4	18.7	18.7
Keon Ellis	19	17.2	19.5

The Kings are reportedly looking to shake things up and trade away any or all of Zach LaVine, Domantas Sabonis, or DeMar DeRozan, so this whole minutes chart could change drastically in the coming weeks. Keon Ellis is the player who would figure to gain the most fantasy value if he found himself in a bigger role. The Kings have been blown out in four straight games, so that has hurt minutes for some of their older starters, like Russell Westbrook.

San Antonio Spurs

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Victor Wembanyama	34.9	34.9	34.8
De’Aaron Fox	34.3	34.3	34.3
Stephon Castle	32.7	34.3	33.5
Devin Vassell	29.7	31.9	33.4
Harrison Barnes	27	29.5	29.7
Julian Champagnie	22.6	26.4	28.2
Luke Kornet	21.2	21.2	25.6
Keldon Johnson	21.1	22.9	23.5

Not much to say here. Luke Kornet is back from his ankle injury, and De’Aaron Fox returned and stepped right into the Dylan Harper minutes. Stephon Castle is playing tremendous basketball right now, and Devin Vassell saw his minutes go down just because of a migraine issue, so there is no long-term concern there.

Toronto Raptors

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Brandon Ingram	35	33.7	33.9
Immanuel Quickley	34	32.1	31.7
Scottie Barnes	32.5	31.4	32.4
RJ Barrett	31.9	32.5	32.4
Jakob Poeltl	27.4	24.9	24.1
Collin Murray-Boyles	19.6	21	20.8
Sandro Mamukelashvili	18.9	17.9	17.9
Jamal Shead	18.5	17.8	17.3

Everything is status quo for the Raptors so far.

Utah Jazz

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
Lauri Markkanen	30.2	33.4	35.4
Keyonte George	29.6	32.3	33.6
Ace Bailey	25.7	22.9	19.9
Jusuf Nurkić	25.1	27.8	23
Svi Mykhailiuk	24.6	27.8	27.5
Isaiah Collier	23	23	23
Kyle Filipowski	22.8	21.6	19.5
Taylor Hendricks	17.4	16.3	16.2
Brice Sensabaugh	16.7	12.6	12.4

The big news out of Utah is that Ace Bailey has joined the starting lineup. I recorded a video this week with my thoughts on that. Jusuf Nurkić has also stepped into the starting lineup with Walker Kessler out for the season, and I think he can produce decent fantasy value if he can just start hitting some shots.

Washington Wizards

Name	Last 3	Last 5	Last 10
CJ McCollum	35.1	30.2	28.9
Alex Sarr	33.3	31.9	30.2
Kyshawn George	31.2	30.5	30.3
Cam Whitmore	27.9	19.3	17.2
Bub Carrington	27.5	28.2	27.4
Tre Johnson	25.6	26	25.7
Khris Middleton	24.5	23.7	23.1
Corey Kispert	21.9	19.7	19.3
Bilal Coulibaly	—	16.5	23.8

Bilal Coulibaly is out with an injury again, which has led to increased playing time for CJ McCollum, who delivered big on Wednesday. We know McCollom is capable of putting up solid lines and being useful in fantasy, so now may be the time to scoop him up if he was dropped. The young guys, Tre Johnson, Kyshawn George, Alex Sarr, are going to keep playing big minutes all season.