Karim

Mane

He’ll be inactive instead of collecting a DNP-CD.

Mane hasn’t been a rotation player when healthy, so his status will be of no consequence as far as fantasy basketball is concerned.

Mane’s absence shouldn’t make much of an impact for fantasy managers.

The short-handed Magic could certainly use Mane’s help but they’ll have to make do without him for at least one more game. This doesn’t impact fantasy rosters.

Otto Porter (left foot) and Karim Mane (right hamstring) will join Carter-Williams on the inactive list. It’s a non-COVID situation for MCW so he’s just day-to-day. Orlando gets a few days off so unless it’s a severe illness he should be ready for Wednesday’s home game vs. the Wizards. In the meantime, Chasson Randle will get all the minutes he can handle at point guard.

Mane doesn’t see enough playing time for his absence to change much for fantasy managers.

Mane could get more minutes than usual if he’s cleared and Terrence Ross (ankle; questionable) can’t suit up. His availability won’t make a difference to most fantasy GMs, though.

Mane doesn’t see much playing time when healthy, so there’s no impact to consider here when it comes to fantasy basketball.

What happens with Mane health-wise won’t have an impact on the Magic rotation, as he has played sparingly this season.

Mane hasn’t been a rotation player when healthy, so his absence won’t have an impact as far as fantasy basketball is concerned.