Michael

Porter

Having missed the Nets’ past 11 games, Porter Jr. will miss the team’s remaining regular-season games, head coach Jordi Fernandez announced on Friday. The championship-winning forward will finish the season having averaged 24.2 points and 7.1 rebounds per game. With Danny Wolf also out, Ziaire Williams should remain a productive fantasy contributor.

More likely than not, MPJ’s season is over. He was diagnosed with a left hamstring strain, and the Nets are looking to improve their lottery odds. Having MPJ out of the lineup will help with that. Danny Wolf should remain in the starting unit and be a solid producer for managers that need a streamer.

MPJ has missed Brooklyn’s last three games, but an upgrade to questionable means he could return to take on OKC. Danny Wolf has been starting in his place and would be worth streaming if MPJ remains sidelined for another outing.

Porter is set to miss his third consecutive game with a right ankle sprain. Danny Wolf should continue to start in Porter’s absence and is worth a look in deeper formats under these circumstances.

Saturday’s game will be the second straight that Porter has missed due to a sprained right ankle. Danny Wolf should remain in the starting lineup, and the rookie is worth picking up in deeper fantasy leagues.

Porter is on track to miss a second consecutive game with a sprained right ankle. Danny Wolf has been his replacement in the starting lineup and should retain that role until MPJ returns. Wolf is worth picking up in deep leagues.

Porter is dealing with a sprained right ankle and will not play against the Hawks. Danny Wolf has been the replacement in the starting lineup in the past, and that should be the case on Thursday. Given where the Nets are in the standings, Wolf may be worth holding onto in deeper leagues for the rest of the season.

Porter returned to the starting lineup Tuesday after resting for Monday’s win over the Grizzlies. The 27-year-old small forward had 19 points, but played only 22 minutes due to a blowout. The good news for Porter managers is that the Nets have two more games this week, starting with a matchup against the Hawks on Thursday.

MPJ sat out on Monday in what was a rest night against a fellow lottery team. He’ll be back to take on Miami, which means Danny Wolf, who started against Memphis, will be pushed back to the bench.

MPJ sat out the first leg of Brooklyn’s back-to-back set, but he’ll be available to face Detroit as the Nets look for a third straight win.