Alex

Ducas

Ducas appeared in 21 games on a two-way deal with the Thunder last season after going undrafted. It’s only a one-year deal with Brisbane, so he could make a return to the NBA after that.

Williams will miss Oklahoma City’s final two games of the regular season as he gets healthy for the postseason. Dillon Jones should remain in the starting lineup, and he played 33 minutes in Friday’s win over the Jazz. Alex Ducas will likely be his backup, but Jones is the only one worthy of consideration in active fantasy leagues.

While Ducas has not appeared in a game since March 21, Friday will be Mitchell’s first chance to play since suffering a toe injury in early January. The Thunder rotation will be shorthanded, as all five starters are out since the team has secured the top seed in the West. Mitchell and Ducas will have ample opportunities to produce as long as their injuries don’t flare up.

The continued absences of Ducas and Dieng do not impact active fantasy leagues, as neither logs consistent rotation minutes when they’re available.

While Williams would have a decent chance of logging rotation minutes if he were healthy, that is not the case for Ducas. Chet Holmgren and Isaiah Hartenstein will continue to dominate the playing time at the center position on Sunday.

Ducas will miss another game with this quad injury, but even when healthy, he isn’t a consistent part of the Thunder’s rotation.

Ducas’s continued absence will not impact fantasy basketball, as he is not in the Thunder rotation.

Ducas is not a member of the Thunder rotation when he is healthy. Therefore, his absence will not impact fantasy basketball.

Ducas’ continued absence does not impact fantasy basketball, as he is not in the Thunder rotation when he is healthy. As for Wiggins, more minutes have become available to Isaiah Joe and Alex Caruso, with the latter being worthy of a look in standard leagues. Joe is an option for deeper formats, but the potential return of Cason Wallace would lower his ceiling.

Ducas has generally only seen the floor during blowouts, though the Thunder tend to be on the right side of those often. That being said, his absence won’t have an impact on their typical rotation.