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Nance

Nance is available to play in a game for the first time since November 28. However, there’s no guarantee that he gets into the Cavaliers’ rotation on Thursday. Fantasy managers can leave him on the waiver wire.

Nance has been out since November 28, and the Cavaliers have not provided a timeline for his return. The veteran forward’s continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball.

Nance has not appeared in a game since November 28, and he was given a three-to-four-week timeline after suffering a Grade 1 right soleus strain. His continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball, but Dean Wade has seen more rotation minutes.

Nance, who is recovering from a Grade 1 right soleus strain, last appeared in a game on November 28. His continued absence does not significantly affect fantasy basketball. With Nance being given a three to four week timeline at the time of his injury, there should be an update sometime this week.

Nance Jr. was diagnosed with a Grade 1 soleus strain, and he’ll be out through the end of December at minimum. Thomas Bryant should see additional run in his absence.

Nance has been a valuable reserve for the Cavaliers recently, and he was even able to start one game. In his absence, Thomas Bryant should fill out the backup center minutes behind Evan Mobley, which isn’t a large enough role for him to receive a significant value boost.

Nance is available after missing two games with a left knee contusion. Since Evan Mobley is getting the night off, there should be rotation minutes available to Nance. However, he is not worth the risk in fantasy leagues.

Nance has missed Cleveland’s last two games with a left knee contusion, resulting in more minutes for fellow reserve Dean Wade. However, both players are in line for increased playing time on Wednesday, as Evan Mobley (rest) will not play.

Monday’s game will be the second Nance has missed with what’s been described as a minor left knee contusion. His absence does not significantly impact fantasy basketball, but it should mean a few more minutes for fellow reserve Dean Wade. There’s no need to consider streaming him since Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen are healthy.

Nance was not available for Saturday’s win over the Bulls, which was Cleveland’s second game in as many nights. Dean Wade absorbed most of the minutes that would have gone to Nance, with Tyrese Proctor sneaking into the back end of the rotation. That will likely remain the case if Nance cannot play on Monday.