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Due to a sprained lower back, Clowney will miss a fifth consecutive game on Sunday. Terance Mann has been the replacement, and that’s unlikely to change on Sunday. There’s no need to consider streaming Mann; there should be better options on the waiver wire on a 10-game day.

Friday’s game will be the fourth that Clowney has missed, with the Nets citing back injury management as the reason. Terance Mann has moved into the starting lineup, but the production has not been good enough to merit being streamed in most leagues.

Mann was downgraded to questionable on Wednesday after logging 30 minutes the day prior against the Suns. If he can play, he should be a lock for heavy minutes, but not much fantasy production should be expected from him. If Mann is unable to go, Ben Saraf could see an increase in minutes.

Thursday’s game will be the third that Clowney has missed due to back injury management. Terance Mann has moved into the starting lineup, but he’s offered limited fantasy value in that role. Even with the Nets missing multiple rotation players, there should be better streaming options on the waiver wire.

Clowney did not play in Sunday’s blowout loss to the Clippers, with Terance Mann moving into the starting lineup. Mann should retain that role in Phoenix, but fantasy managers should not consider him a must-stream player.

The Nets won’t have Noah Clowney for Sunday’s game, opening up a spot in the starting lineup. The void will be filled by Mann, who offers limited fantasy value regardless of where he is in the rotation.

While Traoré’s absence won’t affect fantasy basketball, it does free up minutes on the back end of the Nets’ rotation. Terance Mann, who did not play in Friday’s double-overtime loss to the Celtics, may re-enter the rotation on Sunday. Another possibility is that rookie Ben Saraf, who last played in an NBA game on December 6, gets a few minutes since he’s not on assignment with the Nets’ G League affiliate.

Dëmin is back after sitting out Monday’s loss to the Suns, as it was Brooklyn’s second game in as many nights. Due to his return, Terance Mann will head to the bench. Whether he starts or comes off the bench, Mann is not worth rostering in most leagues.

Dëmin did not play in Monday’s loss to the Suns, as it was Brooklyn’s second game in as many nights. His return means that Drake Powell or Terance Mann will be headed to the bench, with the former being the more likely choice.

In addition to recording a season-high in assists, Mann hit double figures in points for the first time in his last eight appearances. While he did start on Monday, the veteran wing only played 26 minutes. Therein lies the issue for Mann, along with the inconsistent production. Getting the younger players minutes will only become more of a priority for the Nets moving forward, so there isn’t much to gain from rostering Mann.