Brandon Williams (hamstring) will not return Mon.

Murphy missed Monday’s loss against the Warriors with a knee injury, but should return Wednesday against the Nets given his probable status. Saddiq Bey will likely head back to the bench with Murphy available.

Hart has missed the last two games with an ankle injury, but is now doubtful to suit up Tuesday against the Bucks due to an illness. Landry Shamet will likely start again if Hart remains out.

Markkanen is set to miss his second game in a row with a sprained right wrist. It’s the same wrist injury that bothered him earlier this season, so it certainly bares monitoring going forward. Josh Green will likely start again in Markkanen’s absence.

Leonard is continuing the reconditioning process after receiving treatment to address swelling in his left knee, according to the Raptors. They’ll provide another update on Leonard a week from now. Ja’Kobe Walter will continue to start in his absence.

Ware popped up on the injury report Tuesday afternoon as questionable with a left ankle sprain. Potentially on the wrong side of questionable, some of Ware’s backup center minutes could go to Nate Ament if he’s ruled out.

da Silva popped up on the injury report Tuesday as questionable with a left calf strain. He’s potentially on the wrong side of questionable ahead of the matchup against the Kings. With Desmond Bane (illness) off the injury report, da Silva was likely to come off the bench anyway.

Queen did most of his damage offensively in the second quarter, scoring eight of his 16 points. However, of greater importance to fantasy managers may be the three blocks, a new season-high and two shy of the second-year forward/center’s career high. However, his defense remains a work in progress, even with the blocks recorded on Monday. While Queen has been a consistently productive option for fantasy managers, the defensive issues are why he’s averaging 22 minutes per game and not more.

Fears led the Pelicans with eight assists, but he also recorded six turnovers in Monday’s 138-87 defeat. This was one of his poorer performances of the season, and the Pelicans not having Trey Murphy or Zion Williamson didn’t help either. Fears will look to bounce back on Wednesday when the Pelicans host the Nets. That should be a better matchup for him than the red-hot Warriors were.

The Pelicans didn’t have Trey Murphy or Zion Williamson on Monday, and those absences were certainly felt. Murray shot a solid percentage from the field and led the Pelicans starters in scoring, but it wasn’t enough when the Warriors knocked down 21 three-pointers. Murray has been close to a top-50 player in nine-cat formats, but it’s fair to wonder if his presence in the lineup has limited Jeremiah Fears’ fantasy ceiling. That’s something to watch as the season progresses.

Melton was one of four Warriors to make at least four three-pointers in Monday’s blowout victory. With Brandon Williams suffering a hamstring injury in the first quarter, Melton is one Warrior whose minutes may increase if Williams misses time. Currently a player who should be rostered in deep leagues, some managers in 12-team leagues may be willing to roll the dice on Melton in the short term.