Brandon

Boston Jr.

Boston, the 51st overall pick in the 2021 draft, played his first three NBA seasons with the Clippers before joining the Pelicans on a two-way deal last October. Converted to a standard deal in February due to the Pelicans’ many injuries, Boston appeared in 42 games last season, averaging 10.7 points, 3.2 rebounds, 2.2 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.2 three-pointers in 23.6 minutes. He underwent left ankle surgery in late April but will be ready when Fenerbahçe begins its season.

Boston Jr. missed the final two months of the season and will miss at least three more after undergoing surgery. Boston Jr. played well for New Orleans in an expanded role due to injuries on the wing, and he was converted from a two-way deal to a standard contract in February. He has yet to play a game on this new deal, but based on this timeline, he should be ready well before training camp starts next season.

Boston last played in a game on February 8. The 23-year-old shooting guard is set to be re-evaluated in two weeks after suffering a stress reaction in his ankle. Boston’s availability or lack thereof has no impact on fantasy basketball.

Boston has not appeared in a game since February 8, and that will not change on Thursday. His continued absence does not significantly impact fantasy basketball, as Jordan Hawkins and Bruce Brown have absorbed most of the reserve wing minutes.

Announced as available for Tuesday’s earlier in the afternoon, Boston has been ruled out. His absence will not impact fantasy basketball, as the Pelicans aren’t missing any of their higher-profile wings for Tuesday’s game.

Boston has missed the last eight games with an ankle injury. The 23-year-old shooting guard is available Tuesday, but with CJ McCollum back and it being Boston’s first game in some time expectations should be low for Boston.

Boston remains out with a sprained left ankle, missing the last eight games. With CJ McCollum back in the lineup after sitting out Friday’s loss to the Pelicans, Boston’s absence will continue to have minimal impact on fantasy basketball.

Boston has missed nine of his team’s previous 10 games and is now set to miss his seventh consecutive contest. He hasn’t been in the rotation for a while and his absence shouldn’t affect fantasy basketball.

With Bruce Brown (rest) also out for Thursday’s game, Boston’s continued absence leaves the Pelicans light on options on the wings. Jordan Hawkins and Antonio Reeves should play more despite being reserves, with the former offering a higher fantasy ceiling.

Boston will miss a sixth-straight game as he’s dealing with a sprained left ankle and an illness. Jordan Hawkins and Bruce Brown will continue to be the top two wing options off the bench for the Pelicans, who beat the Spurs on Sunday.