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Vildoza

When he was healthy last season, he still wasn’t a part of Milwaukee’s rotation. The 2020 Spanish ACB League Finals MVP will get a chance at a fresh start with a new team, but it’s unlikely that he makes any impact in fantasy hoops.

We are happy that he is off the injury report, but this news won’t impact the Bucks rotation.

Originally listed as probable, Vildoza has been ruled out for this one. This won’t affect Milwaukee’s rotation.

Vildoza played eight minutes in Game 3 because it was a 30-point blowout win for Milwaukee. He won’t play in a close game and won’t play more than a few minutes if the score is lopsided. His playing status won’t impact the series.

Vildoza has still yet to make his Bucks debut, and it’s highly unlikely that he would do so during the playoffs. His initial signing wasn’t going to have an impact on fantasy basketball, anyway.

Mike Budenholzer said before their last game that there was logistics to work through before Vildoza could play, so that’s likely the reason he won’t play. He probably didn’t actually receive a DNP- Coach’s Decision hours before the game starts, but he probably wouldn’t have played if he was active. This won’t have an impact in fantasy hoops.

According to Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer, there are still some logistics to work through before Vildoza is available to play. This won’t change anything as far as fantasy is concerned, as the season will conclude on Sunday.

He was the MVP of the 2020 Spanish ACB League Finals but when he’ll make his debut remains to be seen.

The Knicks had until 11:59 pm on October 21st to release Vildoza or his $3.32 million contract would have become guaranteed according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks. They instead elected to release him and shed some salary. The Knicks are extremely deep at the guard position so this likely was only a matter of when not if.

After struggling for Argentina in the Tokyo Olympics, Vildoza was unable to impress the Knicks coaching staff during summer league action in Las Vegas. He went scoreless, missing all four of his FG attempts in two games before being forced to sit out due to a sore foot. The foot issue was apparently far more significant than first reported, as he is now in a boot. President Leon Rose signed Vildoza to a four-year, $13.6 million contract back in May, but the pact is non-guaranteed. The Knicks have until October 21, the day after the season opener, to release Vildoza, which would open up a roster spot