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Salaün

Salaün was initially probable, and he’ll continue to play his small role off the bench. He’s had some strong performances in year two, but he hasn’t produced consistently enough to be a standard league option at this point.

Salaün was also probable for Thursday’s loss to the Pacers, a game in which he played 13 minutes off the bench. With Ryan Kalkbrenner (elbow) and Grant Williams (knee) also probable for Saturday’s game, there may be even fewer minutes available to the 2024 lottery pick.

Initially probable for Thursday’s game, Salaün is officially available. While he should play rotation minutes off the bench due to Charlotte’s lack of healthy bigs, the second-year forward will not affect fantasy basketball.

Salaün has been battling an ankle injury, but he missed just one game over the weekend. He seems likely to play in both legs of a back-to-back, but with Brandon Miller (knee) also back, there likely won’t be a lot of usage for Salaün.

Salaün is good to go after initially being upgraded to probable on Wednesday afternoon. While he should play rotation minutes off the bench with Brandon Miller and Ryan Kalkbrenner unavailable, Salaün should not be rostered in redraft leagues.

Salaün has been dealing with an ankle injury, but he’s been able to play through it. That will be the case on Wednesday against the Raptors, and he should be expected to handle his usual allotment of minutes off the bench.

Salaün was able to play in Monday’s win over the Thunder, grabbing six rebounds in 13 minutes of action. Even if he’s cleared to play against Toronto, there’s no need to roster Salaün in redraft leagues.

Diabaté is set to return after missing the last two games with a wrist injury. The 23-year-old could even be in the starting lineup against the Thunder, with PJ Hall moving to the bench. Salaün is back after missing one game with an ankle injury. Neither play is expected to be on a minutes limit Monday.

Diabaté is on track to return following a two-game absence, and he could slot back in as Charlotte’s starting center, pushing PJ Hall to the bench. Salaün is back in action after one game on the sideline, and he could handle his usual allotment of minutes in the Hornets’ rotation.

Salaün did not play in Saturday’s win over the Bulls, sitting out with a sore left ankle. Josh Green played 25 minutes off the bench, and the Hornets had to go small when fill-in PJ Hall was not on the floor, given the team’s many absences in the frontcourt.