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Bonga

Germany won its first EuroBasket title since 1993 on Sunday, and the players with the most NBA experience led the way. While Dennis Schröder was huge in crunch time, Wagner and Isaac Bonga (20/5/3/1/1 with four three-pointers) led the way scoring-wise and Tristan da Silva (13/4/1 with three three-pointers) stepped up with timely perimeter shooting. Wagner averaged nearly 21 points per game for the tournament, with Germany going 9-0 between the group stage and the team’s knockout stage run to the title. Having firmly established himself as a key cog for the Magic, Wagner should be a popular option in fantasy drafts this fall, especially in category leagues.

The 39th pick in the 2018 Draft, Bonga bounced around three teams in four seasons. Still only 22, Bonga apparently received some NBA interest before agreeing to this deal, but this move likely guaranteed him a larger role and more money. Maybe he’ll resurface down the road.

Bonga’s status won’t have an impact in fantasy hoops this season.

This won’t have an impact on fantasy hoops.

This will not impact anyone’s fantasy roster.

Bonga’s absence will not have an impact on any fantasy league.

Bonga cleared health and safety protocols on Sunday, but he was held out of the win over the Knicks for conditioning reasons. He’ll be available Tuesday night but is unlikely to log the minutes needed to be relevant in any fantasy league.

With the Raptors getting most of their guys back from quarantine, Bonga’s playing status will be meaningless in fantasy hoops moving forward.

Bonga has cleared the league’s health and safety protocols, but won’t return to action this game. He hasn’t made a fantasy impact all season, and that won’t start when he returns. Leave him on the wire.

Bonga hasn’t been a factor when healthy, so his being available won’t change anything fantasy-wise. Leave him on your league’s waiver wire.