Tyrese

Proctor

Proctor will be back following a 10-game absence. The rookie has had some solid moments this year, but he won’t play enough to be worth rostering.

Proctor is on track to be available after missing 10 straight games, but he’s unlikely to see enough playing time to be viable in the world of fantasy hoops.

Proctor has missed Cleveland’s last ten games with a strained right quad. If he’s cleared to return on Tuesday, the rookie guard is unlikely to get the minutes needed to affect fantasy basketball.

Sunday’s loss to the Mavericks was the fifth game that Proctor has missed since suffering a strained right quad. He’ll miss at least three more games before being re-evaluated, but this does not affect fantasy basketball due to Cleveland’s point guard depth.

Proctor is out for a fifth consecutive game with a quad injury. His continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball, as James Harden and Dennis Schröder remain atop the point guard rotation, and Donovan Mitchell will spend some time on the ball as well.

Proctor’s continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball, as he had fallen behind Dennis Schröder and Craig Porter Jr. even before the injury. Proctor should only be rostered in dynasty leagues.

Proctor will miss a third straight game with this quad injury, though he didn’t see the floor at all in his last two available games anyway. His continued absence won’t alter Cleveland’s rotation.

Proctor has a strained quad and could miss multiple games. His availability does not affect fantasy basketball, especially with Donovan Mitchell (groin) on track to return on Sunday.

Ellis is back after sitting out Friday’s loss to the Pistons, which will give the Cavaliers additional depth off the bench. With James Harden also available, Tyrese Proctor is likely to lose out on playing time.

Harden has missed Cleveland’s last two games with a fractured right thumb, despite his declaration that he was going to play through the injury. Dennis Schröder has been the replacement in the starting lineup, with Craig Porter Jr. serving as the backup and Tyrese Proctor picking up a few minutes off the bench.