Greg

Brown

Brown remains away from the Mavericks for personal reasons and does not have a timeline for return. Neither the Dallas rotation nor fantasy basketball has been impacted by his absence.

Brown II will miss another game due to personal reasons. While we’re hopeful he will be able to be back with the team soon, this won’t impact their rotation.

Brown is not in the rotation when healthy, so his continued absence will not impact the team. Hopefully, he will be able to rejoin his teammates soon.

Tuesday’s game will be the eighth straight missed by Green, who injured his ankle on March 14. Tim Hardaway Jr. and Dante Exum will continue to play most of the perimeter minutes off the bench. As for Brown, his absence will not impact fantasy basketball, as he is not in the rotation when available.

Brown, a 2021 second-round pick out of Texas, was never able to establish himself within the Portland rotation. He’s appeared in 16 games this season, averaging 1.8 points and 1.2 rebounds in 5.8 minutes. This will not impact fantasy basketball even if Brown catches on with another team.

Brown isn’t a player to roster in any format, so his return won’t impact much.

Brown has played sparingly for the Blazers this season, so his absence won’t impact fantasy hoops in the slightest.

Watford was able to play 24 minutes off the bench in Friday’s loss to the Mavericks despite being on the injury report for the same issue. Should he not be able to play Saturday night, it would only be impactful if Jerami Grant (back spasms) were also ruled out. Grant is considered to be questionable. Justise Winslow could be used as a small-ball four, enhancing his streaming appeal, and Greg Brown III would be in line for credible rotation minutes.

With Eubanks sidelined for Saturday’s win over the Jazz, Portland went small whenever starting center Jusuf Nurkic was on the bench. Greg Brown played 18 minutes and Jabari Walker 13, and both would take a major it if Eubanks is cleared to play. Of the two, Walker is more likely to completely drop out of the rotation.

Eubanks’ absence means we’ll see smaller lineups when starting center Jusuf Nurkic heads to the bench. With Trendon Watford already in the starting lineup (Josh Hart is also out), look for rookie Jabari Walker and Greg Brown to pick up rotation minutes off the bench. Those two are risky streaming plays; leave them alone, especially if Watford is available.