Jabari Walker (knee) questionable Saturday vs. CHA

After committing eight turnovers in Friday’s loss to the Warriors, Reaves committed three against the Raptors. He didn’t shoot the ball particularly well on Sunday, but Reaves entered the game shooting 54.8 percent from the field and 42.4 percent from beyond the arc. He’ll look to bounce back on Monday when the Lakers host the Heat.

Dončić put on a show Sunday night, shooting high percentages from the field and the foul line as part of an elite stat line. With the Lakers’ deep reserves failing to put the Raptors away, head coach JJ Redick had to insert four starters back into the game. That got Dončić four more points from the foul line. The lone negative was the seven turnovers, but the stat line was so robust that few will complain. The Lakers play four games next week, starting with the Heat on Monday.

After failing to record a steal in Friday’s loss to the Timberwolves, Dunn compensated with the best performance of his career. The seven steals mark a new career high for the former lottery pick, whose defense has made him a fixture in Tyronn Lue’s rotation since he joined the Clippers in 2024-25. Dunn also shot well on Sunday, but his defensive potential makes him an intriguing option for managers in 12-team leagues seeking steals.

Sanders had his most productive game of the season so far, setting new highs in points and three-pointers. He’s now played at least 20 minutes in four straight games, logging 30 against the Warriors. Sunday’s performance isn’t enough to get him on the radar in most fantasy leagues, but it may ensure Sanders a place in head coach Tyronn Lue’s rotation while the Clippers await the returns of Brandon Ingram and Max Strus.

Garland kept the turnovers in check on Sunday, committing three, but he had a tough night shooting the basketball. Shooting 37.8 percent from three entering Sunday’s game, the Clippers point guard shot 1-of-7 from beyond the arc. Garland struggling to knock down shots isn’t a major issue compared to the turnovers, as he’s averaging over five per game. The better he can do taking care of the basketball, the more valuable he’ll be in nine-cat formats.

Hachimura had a good offensive night against the Warriors, but his final stat line reminded fantasy managers not to expect much beyond points, rebounds and three-pointers. In 30 minutes, Hachimura shot well over 50 percent from the field but did not record an assist, steal or blocked shot. The Clippers play three games next week, starting with the Raptors on Monday.

Although he didn’t get the starting nod for Sunday’s game, Williams was one of the Warriors’ available guards who took advantage of Stephen Curry’s absence. He shot 5-for-8 from the field in the first half, scoring 12 of his 17 points. Williams wasn’t as productive in the second half, but this was a solid night for a player whose contract won’t be fully guaranteed until January 10. The Warriors play three games next week, starting with the Suns on Monday.

With Stephen Curry getting the night off, Melton started Sunday’s game and played 28 minutes. Unsurprisingly, the one-time fantasy basketball darling recorded a stat line that reminded folks why he remains a popular deep-league option. Melton’s six three-pointers were the most he’s made in a game since December 9, 2022, when he hit eight as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers. With Curry expected to play Monday against the Suns, Melton will head back to the bench.

Podziemski has scored 17 points or more in four of his five appearances this season, but he stood out on Sunday with his assists. The eight assists were a season high, and he’s tallied five or more in four straight games. Podziemski will look to build on this current run when the Warriors face the Suns on Monday.

While Lendeborg had the worst game of his young NBA career on Friday, the Warriors’ veterans, most notably Stephen Curry, had his back in the win over the Lakers. With Curry and Draymond Green sitting out Sunday’s game, the rookie returned the favor with a career-high 37 points. The Clippers really didn’t have an answer for Lendeborg defensively, as he scored from wherever he wanted to on the floor. Yaxel has been one of the best rookies in the NBA thus far, and that may not change anytime soon. The Warriors play three games next week, starting with the Suns on Monday.