Jamal

Murray

Mainly a player who’s only worth a look for category league managers needing three-pointers, Hardaway has reached double figures in six of his last eight appearances. Wednesday’s production included solid rebound and assist totals, with THJ being one of the players asked to do a bit more when Jamal Murray (illness) did not return for the second half. Unfortunately, that has not been the norm for Hardaway this season. The only way anything changes regarding his short-term fantasy outlook is if Murray misses additional time.

While Murray was on the Nuggets’ pregame injury report with a hamstring issue, the guard arrived at the arena for Wednesday’s game dealing with an illness. He tried to gut it out but had to exit during the second quarter and has now been ruled out for the rest of the night. Bruce Brown entered the lineup to begin the third quarter. Murray finished with two points and one assist in eight minutes.

Murray was initially probable for Wednesday’s game, so the status upgrade is unsurprising. He’ll take on his usual role as the Nuggets’ starting point guard.

Murray is back on the Nuggets’ injury report due to tightness in his right hamstring, but he is listed as probable. Fantasy managers should assume that he will play, as the Nuggets’ guard has not missed a game since January 23.

Murray was initially questionable for this game, but he’ll be good to go. He played through the hamstring injury on Friday as well and scored 25 points with six three-pointers. Murray should occupy his typical workload, which has led to tons of production this season.

Murray was also questionable ahead of Friday’s game against the Trail Blazers with tightness in his right hamstring. He logged 25 minutes, with the playing time affected by Denver’s franchise-record 54-point win. With Jalen Pickett (knee) already ruled out, even more of the playmaking responsibilities may fall upon Nikola Jokić’s shoulders if Murray sits.

All of Murray’s shot attempts came from beyond the arc in Friday’s contest, accounting for two-thirds of his scoring; the other third came from the charity stripe. He was one of two Nuggets players to score in double figures and one of three to notch at least six assists. Murray’s time on the floor was limited to 25 minutes, thanks to the large margin Denver led by in the second half. Still, he made the most of his minutes and provided good fantasy production.

Murray is good to go after being listed as questionable on the initial injury report. He’ll take on his usual responsibilities as the Nuggets’ starting point guard.

Murray logged 35 minutes in Thursday’s one-point loss to the Clippers, and he’s questionable for Friday’s game due to tightness in his right hamstring. If the Nuggets have to go without their All-Star point guard, Jalen Pickett is the most likely replacement in the starting lineup.

Murray had his highs and lows throughout Thursday’s contest, with his clutch scoring down the stretch to give the Nuggets a chance, ultimately getting overshadowed by a game-tying missed free throw with under 1.0 second remaining in the game. Despite some inefficient shooting, he was one of two Denver players to score at least 20 points, and his work on the glass and as a facilitator led to a pretty strong fantasy performance.