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    Tristan Vukcevic (hip) will miss at least four weeks.

    Vukcevic suffered a left hip impingement and will be re-evaluated in four weeks, the Wizards announced Thursday. The former second-round pick is entering his fourth season in the NBA.
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    Bilal Coulibaly (heel), Tre Johnson (foot) and Tristan Vukčević (knee) are out for Sunday’s game against the Cavaliers.

    The Wizards will be light on options for Sunday’s season finale, especially on the perimeter. The absence of Coulibaly and Johnson will mean more opportunities for Will Riley and Leaky Black. As for Vukčević, his continued absence does not change much in the frontcourt, with the Wizards continuing to rely on Julian Reese.
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    Alex Sarr (toe) and Tristan Vukčević (knee) will remain out for Thursday’s game against the Bulls.

    Sarr will miss a sixth consecutive game with a toe injury, while Vukčević will miss his fourth due to a knee injury. The Wizards started Anthony Gill and Julian Reese in Tuesday’s blowout loss to the Bulls, with the latter playing 36 minutes. Gill is questionable, so Reese may still log heavy minutes on Thursday.
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    Tristan Vukčević (knee) is out for Tuesday’s matchup with the Bulls.

    With Vukčević sidelined, Anthony Gill and Julian Reese should hold things down at center for the Wizards in a favorable matchup with Chicago.
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    Tristan Vukčević (knee) is questionable to play against the Bulls on Tuesday.

    Vukčević has missed Washington’s last two games, which has led to Anthony Gill starting at center. Vukčević will start if he’s available, which would push Gill to the bench, though he will remain a starter if Vukčević is sidelined.
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    Tristan Vukčević (knee) is out for Sunday’s game against the Nets.

    Vukčević will miss a second consecutive game, which likely means another start for Anthony Gill. Julian Reese may also be in the rotation, but he only played 10 minutes in Saturday’s loss to the Heat.
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    Tristan Vukčević (knee) is questionable for Sunday’s game against the Nets.

    Vukčević did not play in Saturday’s loss to the Heat, resulting in Anthony Gill starting and playing 25 minutes. Fantasy managers can expect the same if Vukčević remains out. Julian Reese played only 10 minutes in Miami and is not worth the risk as a streamer.
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    Alex Sarr (toe) is out for Sunday’s game against the Nets.

    Sunday’s game will be the fifth Sarr has missed due to left big toe capsulitis. If Tristan Vukčević can play, he’s likely to be in the starting lineup, with Anthony Gill serving as the backup. And in this scenario, Julian Reese could be made inactive.
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    Alex Sarr (toe) and Tristan Vukčević (knee) are out for Saturday’s game against the Heat.

    While Sarr will miss a fourth consecutive game, Vukčević played just 11 minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the 76ers. The latter’s absence creates a spot in the starting lineup, with Julian Reese and Anthony Gill as potential replacements. Gill played 35 minutes on Wednesday and scored a career-high 21 points. When allowed to start, Reese can provide excellent value.
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    Tristan Vukčević (knee) is questionable for Saturday’s game against the Heat.

    Vukčević is dealing with a right knee contusion. Due to Alex Sarr (toe) being out, Vukčević has started each of Washington’s last four games. If both can’t play on Saturday, Julian Reese is likely to be active, and he offers good value as a rebounder when allowed to start.

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