Marko

Guduric

He’s not even expected to join the team at camp, which is pretty telling. Marko Guduric is in the same boat, but that’s not a surprise. Hezonja’s future in the NBA is looking pretty bleak.

He got some garbage time tonight so this little outburst doesn’t move the needle. Guduric hasn’t looked like he belongs in an NBA rotation and can be left on the wire.

Guduric has appeared in just six games over the last two months, but he could a few minutes off the bench on Friday with the Grizzlies still awaiting the players they traded for this week to pass physicals.

He’s a non-factor in the rotation and irrelevant in fantasy hoops.

He was in the rotation with the Grizzlies missing De’Anthony Melton (hand) and Grayson Allen (hip). Without him and with Jaren Jackson Jr. also out, the Grizzlies could give Josh Jackson his first real chance at minutes.

This is a new injury for Crowder, who has started each of the Grizzlies 25 games this season. Crowder leads the team in minutes this season (31.1 mpg), so if he’s sidelined, there will be plenty of playing time up for grabs. Dillon Brooks, Bruno Caboclo, Solomon Hill and Marko Guduric would divvy up extra minutes.

Grayson Allen (ankle) was back in action for the Grizzlies tonight, playing 12 minutes compared to eight for Guduric. Neither player is on the fantasy radar though, as Dillon Brooks is currently entrenched as the starting SG. Plus, De’Anthony Melton could be in the backcourt mix soon too.

Guduric is averages just 5.4 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game this season on 36.5% shooting. Leave him on the wire.

He’s not a large enough part of the rotation for his playing status to make a difference in fantasy hoops.

Allen has been sideline for almost three weeks due to lingering ankle soreness. He may take some time away from Mark Guduric, but he’s not on the fantasy radar at the moment.