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Krejčí will be available for the first time in nearly a month. His playing time will be limited as the Trail Blazers go through the process of ramping up the wing’s minutes.

Krejčí was also listed as questionable ahead of Friday’s win over the Clippers before being ruled out. And even if he can play on Sunday, playing time is likely to be scarce with Shaedon Sharpe making his return on Friday after missing time with a fibula injury.

It has been nearly a month since Krejčí last appeared in a game, and he remains out on Friday. With Shaedon Sharpe (fibula) making his return, there will be even fewer minutes available to Krejčí whenever he’s cleared to return.

Krejčí has not appeared in a game since March 15. With the Trail Blazers still awaiting Jerami Grant’s return from a calf injury, there may be a few more minutes available if Krejčí returns on Friday. However, he won’t be worth the risk in active fantasy leagues.

Krejčí has been out for three weeks, and he’ll miss another game on Wednesday. His continued absence does not affect the Trail Blazers’ rotation, as Krejčí’s minutes decreased before his calf injury.

Krejčí has been out since March 15, and that appears unlikely to change on Wednesday. However, he is doubtful, so progress is being made.

Krejčí has not appeared in a game since March 15, and it’s unknown when that will change. His continued absence does not affect the Trail Blazers’ rotation, as Krejčí’s playing time decreased before the calf injury.

Krejčí’s absence will extend to 10 straight games after being ruled out for Thursday’s contest. The Trail Blazers are still battling for Play-In Tournament seeding without their depth wing, and have won four of their past five games.

Krejčí will miss a ninth consecutive game on Tuesday. His absence does not affect fantasy basketball, but it does cut into the Trail Blazers’ wing depth.

While Krejčí remaining out with a left calf contusion does not affect fantasy basketball, Grant’s calf strain does. His absence opens up a spot in the starting lineup, with Sidy Cissoko and Kris Murray being potential replacements. Also, no Grant means that the Trail Blazers will need more consistent production from Scoot Henderson off the bench.