Tyrone

Wallace

Wallace has appeared in four games for the Pelicans and has been solid in his time on the floor. He is not a fantasy target though, so leave him on the wire.

Johnson had just one game where he saw double-digit minutes with the Pels, so the chances of Wallace doing much more seem slim to none. He’ll just be some emergency depth amidst their play-in/playoff push.

The news of Wallace signing with the Pelicans came shortly after it was reported that C.J. McCollum has entered health and safety protocols. A 2016 second-round pick out of Cal, Wallace most recently played with the Long Island Nets of the G League. He’ll give the Pelicans additional depth on the perimeter, but fantasy managers should not consider picking up Wallace under any circumstance.

No fantasy impact here, as Wallace had fallen out of the Hawks rotation and was a DNP-CD in each of Atlanta’s previous four games.

Fernando played 16 minutes in Saturday’s loss to the Raptors, but the Hawks want to get him some more playing time in the G League. He’s been in the rotation with the big club of late, though he hasn’t seen big minutes on most nights. Fernando will likely be recalled before Atlanta’s home game on Monday.

This will be the second straight game that Carter has missed, as he was not with the team for Sunday’s loss in Portland. DeAndre’ Bembry will see heavy minutes off the bench, and Tyrone Wallace should once again be part of the rotation after playing 17 minutes Sunday night.

He picked up some minutes in the second unit with the Hawks needing several players to replace Trae Young (ankle). The Hawks are off until Tuesday and Young could be back for that one, so leave Wallace on the wire.

The Wolves waived him on Monday before the roster deadline. Wallace showed some positional flexibility back in his Clippers days, so that could help him get in coach Lloyd Pierce’s good graces down the line.

The Wolves claimed him off waived back in July, but they’ll be sending him back prior to the start of the season. He should be able to land another deal, but he’s not a target in fantasy hoops.

Tyus Jones recently agreed to a three-year, $28 million deal with the Grizzlies, so the Wolves putting a waiver claim in on Wallace could hint that they won’t be matching that offer on Jones. Wallace will provide the Wolves with some emergency depth, but he won’t be an impact player in fantasy hoops while the team is healthy.