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Crawford

The Wizards will be hoping to have a timetable following the examination, so that will be an important day for fantasy owners. Bradley Beal and Jordan Crawford have been turning a nice profit with so many backcourt players hurt and should be owned in standard leagues until further notice. Broussard reports that the Wizards won’t let Wall play until he’s 100 percent healthy, but we already knew that.

He has still not appeared in a game for the Knicks, but now that they’ve been officially eliminated from the playoff chase, that could change.

The shooting guard averaged 20.8 points per game for the D-Fenders in the D-Leauge and is a former second-round pick of the Lakers.

Crawford played two games last season with the Knicks, averaging 4.5 points and 2.0 rebounds. Hunter also signed with New York late last season but never appeared in a game.

Crawford is a natural scorer, but won’t play more than a bit part off the Lakers bench. His ball-handling isn’t great, he needs to shoot threes with greater consistency, and his size is a liability on defense.

Crawford has a decent offensive repertoire and is a solid defender. Detractors point to his ‘tweener’ status -- at 6'4" he might struggle with bigger shooting guards. We assume that he’ll be useless in fantasy leagues next season.

It looks like Coby Karl made the team.