Peyton Watson (hamstring) questionable vs. Philly

Landale has missed the last three games with a hip injury. Zuby Ejiofor continues to soak up the vacated bench minutes in Landale’s absence. Ejiofor had 10 points, five rebounds and five assists in Friday’s win over the Wizards, but still isn’t playing enough to be relevant in redraft leagues.

Tyson is set to miss his fifth consecutive game with a sprained right ankle. With Sam Merrill (elbow) also out, Tyrese Proctor and Meleek Thomas should see more minutes against the Knicks Saturday.

Merrill left Friday’s game against the 76ers with an elbow injury in the first half and didn’t return. He’s listed as out for Saturday’s game against the Knicks with what the Cavaliers are calling right elbow injury management. Meleek Thomas could get the start in Merrill’s absence.

Allen suffered a knee injury against the Thunder on Wednesday, didn’t return and hasn’t played since. He’ll miss his second consecutive game Saturday against the Knicks. Thomas Bryant will see more minutes off the bench while Evan Mobley slides over to center in the starting lineup.

Johnson has missed the last three games with a sprained left ankle. Listed as probable Saturday, the 24-year-old forward seems poised to return against the Nets. Luguentz Dort will likely head back to the bench with Johnson back in the lineup.

Despite being low on the Trail Blazers’ offensive pecking order, Camara has provided consistent value this season. He’s scored at least nine points in all eight games, cracking double figures in seven. Against the Lakers, Camara hit four three-pointers, the fifth time this season he’s made at least that many in a game. Surprisingly, there was no defensive production to speak of, but those rostering Camara should be pleased with the reliable offensive output.

Clingan seems to be hitting his stride after an inconsistent start to the season. The 7-foot-2 center has recorded a double-double in three straight games, and he shot 3-of-5 from beyond the arc against the Lakers. Over the last week, Clingan has provided second-round value in nine-cat formats. However, his final game of the week will offer a significant challenge, as the Trail Blazers host the Spurs on Saturday.

Avdija shot well from the field and finished one rebound shy of a triple-double. However, he also recorded a season-high eight turnovers. In the Trail Blazers’ last four games, Avdija has dished out 30 assists, taking on even more playmaking responsibilities with Ja Morant (hamstring) sidelined. Also, Friday’s eight turnovers were a departure from the norm, as Deni had not committed more than three in any game this season.

Lillard led the team in points on Friday, but the production was lacking outside of points and three-pointers. In the four games Portland has played since losing Ja Morant to a strained hamstring, Lillard has totaled 19 assists and 12 turnovers. He has scored at least 20 points in each of those contests, which is the main reason Lillard has provided fifth-round value over the last week.

Reaves struggled to begin Friday’s game, missing his first seven shots. However, he shone in the second and fourth quarters, shooting 7-of-12 from the field and scoring 23 of his 25 points. Even with Friday’s poor shooting, Reaves is shooting nearly 51 percent from the field. His fantasy value hasn’t aligned with his top-25 ADP, but Reaves has been a top-50 player through the Lakers’ first 10 games.