Cameron Johnson scored 23 and four 3-pointers

Largely, Edey has been disappointing this year. His numbers are down from his rookie year and the minutes are a career low. His FG% is down 11.4% from last season. His value with size is important to this team, but the Grizzlies have good backup centers with Isaiah Stewart and Quinten Post who can take minutes from him. It’s getting harder to hold in redraft leagues with the ups and downs.

Jerome has had 5 straight games of at least 20 points which is awesome for fantasy owners. He led the team with a +9 in a five point loss. If you got Jerome at ADP, you got an absolute monster of a steal on draft day. Unless he gets traded, there’s no sign of this slowing down. He fits very well with this team and he’s really contributing to winning.

Herro’s knee injury, sustained during Sunday’s loss to the Celtics, sidelined him for just one game. With Herro logging 35 minutes and putting up strong numbers, this was an encouraging performance from the Bucks guard. Based on his ADP, fantasy managers expected Herro to provide middle-round value in nine-cat formats, and he’s lived up to those expectations so far.

Jaylen’s shot making is what kept Memphis in this game with his 3PT shooting. His game is pretty empty apart from the 3’s and the points, but he’s still a very valuable player as a threat as a shooter. His value as an NBA player is very stable with how the NBA wants these wings shooters that can play good defense.

After starting each of Milwaukee’s first 11 games, Jaquez was moved to the bench on Wednesday. Given his productivity, that may be a role the Bucks ask Jaquez to take on moving forward. Recording his first 20-point game since October 24 against the 76ers, Jaquez finished with a season-high 25 as part of a solid overall stat line. He was runner-up for NBA Sixth Man of the Year last season, so this isn’t a foreign role for Jaquez. And it may raise his fantasy ceiling if the Bucks continue to bring him off the bench.

With Quentin Grimes (finger) unavailable for Wednesday’s game, Sexton’s role had added importance. Unfortunately, while he did hit double figures, the Lakers guard had to leave with just under seven minutes left in the fourth quarter. Sexton banged heads with Bucks guard Ryan Rollins, and both left the game and did not return. Sexton’s cut required sutures, but there were no reports that he might have to enter the league’s concussion protocol.

The Lakers have played seven games in November, and Kessler has recorded a double-double in six of them. In addition to the double-doubles, the 7-footer has blocked at least one shot in 11 of 13 games this season. Thus far, Kessler has been everything that fantasy managers hoped he would be in Los Angeles, and then some.

Mamukelashvili was at his best during the second quarter, shooting 4-of-4 from the field and scoring 10 points. He didn’t provide much beyond points and three-pointers, but Mamu has been productive enough this season to merit a roster spot in deep leagues. Despite not playing the same position, Mamukelashvili would be worth streaming if either Luka Dončić (ankle) or Austin Reaves (heel) misses Friday’s game against the Spurs.