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According to Williams, the Bulls have no immediate plans for Collins to undergo a procedure on his foot, but the big man looks like he'll have to don the boot for the foreseeable future while he waits for his sprained toe to heal. Collins has already missed seven straight games due to the injury, and his absence appears likely to extend into February, and potentially through the All-Star break. With Collins out of the mix, the Bulls should have regular spots in the frontcourt rotation available for both Jalen Smith and Patrick Williams.

The rookie first-rounder will get the starting nod for the third time this season due to Michael Porter (rest) being sidelined. Wolf has started two of his five appearances so far this month, averaging 7.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.0 steals over 23.4 minutes per contest in January.

Shannon will miss his ninth consecutive game Sunday, and without a clear timetable, it's safe to assume he's still not close. Shannon should be viewed as week-to-week moving forward.

The 27-year-old forward has missed the Lakers' last six games due to a right calf strain but appears to be closing in on a return to action. However, Redick relayed that Hachimura will be on a minutes restriction and may come off the bench if he's cleared to play Monday. Still, his return would leave fewer minutes available for the likes of Dalton Knecht, Jake LaRavia and Jarred Vanderbilt. The Lakers are expected to provide an update on Hachimura's status by Sunday night.

Suiting up for the first time all season after completing his recovery from Dec. 11, 2024 surgery to repair a torn meniscus and ACL in his right knee, Williams wasn't hesitant to fire away from deep. He connected on three triples and also rebounded well during his four shifts on the court before he checked out of the game for good with just under nine minutes left in the fourth quarter. As he gets ramped up, Williams should be capable of handling more playing time, though he may not be in line for a dramatic uptick from the 14 minutes he received Saturday now that the Hornets have all of their rotation players healthy for the first time all season.

Konchar will shed his questionable tag and return from a 14-game absence due to a torn UCL in his left thumb that required surgery. In 22 regular-season appearances thus far, the 29-year-old forward has averaged 3.0 points and 2.7 rebounds while shooting 51.0 percent from the field in 13.0 minutes per tilt.

The 26-year-old center will enter the starting five for the first time this season due to Wendell Carter (hip) being sidelined. Over five outings this month, Bitadze has averaged 5.0 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.2 steals in 15.6 minutes per contest.

Murray will miss his third consecutive game Sunday with a lumbar strain, and with no firm return date, it seems unlikely he'll play at all during Week 13. Until we receive a positive update on Murray's rehab process, he should be considered week-to-week.

Baldwin benefited from a high volume of opportunities from the field, producing more than a third of his team's points against Iowa. The forward's 36 points were a season-high mark for him in his first 17 games played in the current season. He has also converted on at least 50.0 percent of his field-goal attempts in five straight contests.

The Spurs are on the second leg of a back-to-back set, so Wembanyama could be afforded a rest day. If he does sit out, Luke Kornet would likely get the start and the likes of Kelly Olynyk and Bismack Biyombo would have the opportunity to get into the rotation.

Edey is set to miss his 15th straight game Sunday as he recovers from a stress reaction in his left foot. However, he's traveling with the team to Europe and could return against Orlando on Thursday or in next Sunday's rematch against the Magic in London. Iisalo also relayed that an update on the big man's progress is expected soon. If he remains on the shelf, Jock Landale will likely continue to see increased minutes.

Ogbeide's absence left San Diego with Zach Freemantle as their top center option in Saturday's matchup. While the Nigerian has been in and out of the starting lineup this season, he's averaging 8.9 points and 6.2 rebounds per contest. He'll remain questionable for upcoming games with no official recovery timeline given for his injury.

Bernard didn't slow down after a couple of good shooting performances, and this time he reached a season-high scoring tally. He added a diverse output in other categories, staying one rebound short of a double-double. He's now averaging 20.9 points, 6.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.1 steals per game this season.

Herro is in jeopardy of missing the second half of Miami's back-to-back set due to a right big toe contusion and a right rib contusion. The star guard has appeared in two straight matchups following an 11-game absence due to the toe injury, averaging 19.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.5 assists in 30.5 minutes per contest over that stretch. If Herro is ultimately ruled out, Pelle Larsson and Kel'el Ware are candidates to enter the starting five, while Dru Smith could also see a bump in minutes.

Johnson was excellent from the field while dominating on the boards, helping his team to a great result against San Diego. He has now secured 12 double-doubles, which represent the highest figure on the squad and second-highest in the entire G League over the 2025-26 campaign.

After missing Friday's loss to Philadelphia, da Silva will shed his questionable tag due to back spasms and return to action Sunday. The second-year forward has started each of his last three appearances and will likely continue to see increased playing time with Jalen Suggs (knee) and Franz Wagner (ankle) unavailable. Over his last three outings, da Silva has averaged 12.3 points, 1.3 rebounds, 1.3 steals and 1.0 assists in 24.7 minutes per contest.

Freeman achieved a huge performance Saturday, recording double digits in points and rebounds for the first time in his last four and 11 games, respectively. Despite being one of Minnesota's two-way players, Freeman has seen all of his playing time in the G League this season, and that might not change in the short term, so he could continue to make a significant impact for Iowa.

Isaac will power through his illness, and he could see a slight uptick in minutes Sunday with Wendell Carter (hip) unavailable. Isaac is averaging 3.1 points and 2.8 rebounds per game this season.

Brown was a depth option before this issue, so his absence is only a moderate blow to the squad, with Enrique Freeman remaining the first choice at power forward. Brown will hope to recover in time for upcoming contests but might see limited minutes of play even if he's ready soon.

McClung was one of the main contributors to his side's victory as he showed his offensive skills once again, extending a run of four games with over 25 points. The guard has also become a consistent source of assists lately and could continue to produce if he retains a starting spot going forward.

With Carter unavailable for Sunday's game, Goga Bitadze will have an opportunity to start and Moritz Wagner will help fill some of the reserve center minutes in his regular-season debut. After Sunday, the Magic don't play again until Thursday, giving Carter a full four days to rest his right hip.

Conley sat out Saturday's loss to Cleveland but will return to action in the second leg of this back-to-back set. In four appearances this month, the veteran point guard has averaged 4.5 points, 2.8 assists and 1.5 rebounds across 14.3 minutes per contest.

Knox remained successful by tallying more than 20 points for the sixth time in his last seven games, and he also logged a season-high six assists during the victory. The 26-year-old has been a regular starter since December and is expected to stay valuable, especially in terms of scoring and rebounds.

Shannon is still recovering from a left foot abductor hallucis strain and is expected to be re-evaluated soon. He should be considered doubtful for Tuesday's matchup against the Bucks until the Timberwolves offer an update on his status.

The Timberwolves are on the second leg of a back-to-back, so Edwards could get hit with a maintenance day, but Minnesota will likely have him go through his pregame routine before an official decision is made. If Edwards does need to skip Sunday's game, that would open up minutes for Bones Hyland, Mike Conley and Jaylen Clark.

Jackson was unable to make his sixth appearance for the G League Bulls, even though he had been limited to a bench spot in each of his previous five games. His eventual return would add some depth to the squad behind Emanuel Miller, but it remains unclear how long it will take for Jackson to recover from the ailment.

Williams was initially listed as questionable due to right knee soreness after leaving Friday's win over the Rockets early, though he now appears likely to play Sunday. In his past five appearances prior to Friday's contest, the 28-year-old big man averaged 5.0 points and 5.6 rebounds in 16.6 minutes per tilt.

It appears that Holiday will be making his return from what was nearly a two-month layoff, so expect him to be operating with some heavy minutes restrictions in his first game back. Holiday should start, which will likely push Sidy Cissoko back to the second unit and lead to a minutes dip for Caleb Love.

Embiid will be held out of the front end of this back-to-back set due to left knee injury management and left groin sorenesss. His next opportunity to play will come in Monday's rematch against Toronto. With the star big man unavailable, Andre Drummond and Adem Bona are candidates for increased playing time.

Broome put in another solid effort in the G League, but he was barely held without a double-double for the second consecutive time. Other than a one-minute appearance on Dec. 23, Broome has failed to be an option for the NBA team while playing an active role while on assignment with the Blue Coats.

Matthews' 11 rebounds represented a game-high tally during his fourth consecutive G League start. Other than that, the forward achieved his most assists since Dec. 6 and exceeded his average of 10.8 points per contest. The double-double opened his 2025-26 season count after 22 games played.

Mangas led his team's starting lineup in scoring as he converted on more than half of his attempts from the field for the first time since Dec. 21. Despite a few periods of inconsistency, he remains an offensive contributor in Austin's rotation, averaging 15.6 points per game in the current G League season.

McGowens ended as his side's joint-top scorer despite coming off the second unit in Saturday's contest. He has been a bench option over the last six games, but his latest performance was his best in that period in terms of points and rebounds, and it could help him push for more involvement, especially if Jayden Nunn (undisclosed) remains out.

Nunn is now questionable for future action as the nature and severity of his absence remain unknown. Prior to the issue, he was averaging 17.0 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.2 steals per contest. Both Kyle Mangas and Trey McGowens should continue to get more opportunities for as long as Nunn is unavailable.

Bufkin was his team's only player to reach 20 points in this game, and he also produced in other areas, tying his season-high mark of three blocks. He's in great form with more than 22 points in each of his last seven starts along with a few defensive stats throughout that period.

Dickinson bounced back from a poor performance in his previous game and shot a season-high 83.3 percent from both the field and beyond the arc in his 21st G League start of the season. The two-way center, who has seen an almost null role at the NBA level, could continue to benefit from significant playing time with the Squadron going forward. He's currently second on the G League squad with an average of 16.0 points and first with 11.6 rebounds per game.

Oduro was efficient from the field and added excellent defensive numbers to his production against Osceola. He also earned a double-double, which was his fourth of the 2025-26 season, and generated a G League career-high total of seven steals. The forward will likely retain a starting spot as he looks to extend his momentum in upcoming matchups.

Quinones had one of his top outings of the current campaign as he led his team in points and rebounds during Saturday's clash. Quinones has started all 23 games he has been available for this season and is averaging 21.7 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 0.7 steals per contest so far.

Williams stood out for a game-high scoring total and a 55.6-percent accuracy from beyond the arc during the defeat. He has been a constant shooting threat lately, racking up at least 29 points in four of his seven regular-season games.

Elmore delivered a variety of contributions to help his team achieve its fourth consecutive win. The guard barely reached double digits in assists in each of his last two games, recording his first pair of double-doubles of the campaign. He'll look to remain reliable in a playmaking role in future contests.

Reid gave the Timberwolves a much-needed spark to keep them competitive during Saturday's loss, with the seventh-year pro co-leading the team in scoring with Anthony Edwards. It was the fourth time this season that Reid scored at least 25 points in a game and the fourth time he connected on five or more triples. Through five games in January, Reid has averaged 17.2 points, 5.6 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 2.6 threes and 1.4 blocks over 24.4 minutes per game.

Hugo Gonzalez got the start at power forward with Sam Hauser (hamstring) unavailable, but it was Scheierman who saw more minutes, with the second-year player using the opportunity to score in double digits for the first time since Nov. 26. It's not clear if Hauser will need to miss any more time, but if he does Scheierman could have some short-term appeal as a DFS punt play.

The 29-year-old forward failed to get to the free-throw line at all for the first time since Nov. 1 against the Rockets, but he still delivered a strong overall line in the box score. Brown has scored more than 20 points in nine of the last 10 games, averaging 29.9 points, 6.9 boards, 5.1 assists, 2.5 threes and 0.8 steals over that stretch while shooting 40.3 percent from beyond the arc.

The double-double was his fourth of the season. Johnson has seen a larger role in the rotation while Devin Vassell (thigh) has been on the shelf, and in six games since Vassell was injured, Johnson is averaging 16.3 points, 7.2 boards, 1.5 threes and 1.0 steals in 27.5 minutes a contest while shooting 51.5 percent from the floor.

The double-double was his fifth of the season, and his second in six games since moving back into the starting five in place of Devin Vassell (thigh). Over that stretch, Champagnie is averaging 18.5 points, 9.0 boards, 4.0 threes, 2.3 assists and 0.8 steals in 32.5 minutes, and he should continue to supply strong production in the short term with Vassell still lacking a clear return date.

Jeffries registered a season-high scoring total thanks to his three-point range success, even though he wasn't as efficient from the field as in other performances. He also produced above his regular numbers in rebounds and assists, raising his averages to 15.9 points, 6.0 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game throughout the G League season.

Making his third straight appearance with the second unit, Wembanyama tied De'Aaron Fox for the team scoring lead while also recording three of the Spurs' four blocks on the night. Wembanyama has struggled to stay healthy this season and hasn't played 30-plus minutes in a game since Nov. 14, but he's still been productive when on the court. Over his last 12 games (three starts), the third-year center is averaging 22.0 points, 9.7 boards, 2.4 assists, 2.2 blocks and 1.3 threes in just 23.4 minutes a contest.

The 26-year-old forward likely would have recorded his first double-double of the season in a more competitive contest, but he didn't see the court again after exiting late in the third quarter with the Pacers up by 26. Nesmith rejoined the starting five at the beginning of January and has quickly found his form, scoring at least 12 points in four straight games and averaging 16.8 points, 6.5 boards, 4.0 assists, 3.0 threes and 1.3 combined blocks and steals in 32.3 minutes.

Carter is a late addition to the injury report, so he'll likely be a game-time call, as the Magic will want him to go through his pregame routine before an official decision is made on his status for Sunday's game. If he can't give it a go, Goga Bitadze and Moritz Wagner would help fill the void at center.

The four steals were a season high for Walker, who just missed recording his first career double-double as he tied his season-best mark in boards. The third-year forward hadn't played at least 30 minutes in a game since Nov. 15, but he got extra run in a game the Pacers led by 27 points heading into the fourth quarter. Walker's scored in double digits in every other game since Christmas, averaging 8.7 points, 3.0 boards, 1.9 assists, 1.8 threes and 1.0 steals in 18.8 minutes over the last nine contests.

Jones led his team in scoring Saturday while tallying 20-plus points for the third consecutive game and reproducing his season-high mark of five steals. The two-way player's solid run of form in G League play might allow him to remain a consistent performer at that level, as he's rarely involved in NBA action, serving as an occasional bench asset for the Nuggets.

Isaac is feeling under the weather and might not be able to give it a go Sunday. If he is forced to the sidelines, Jett Howard could pick up some extra minutes, and Jamal Cain could have the opportunity to get into the rotation. Check back closer to tipoff for official word on Isaac's status.

It was the first time all season Powell failed to score in double digits, and he didn't re-enter the game after exiting late in the third quarter with the Heat down by 19 points. Prior to that disappointing performance, the veteran wing has delivered more than 20 points in seven straight games, averaging 26.4 points, 3.9 threes, 3.1 boards, 3.0 threes and 1.1 steals while shooting 52.9 percent from the floor and 47.4 percent from beyond the arc.

The 21 points led the Heat on the night, as only three of his teammates even scored in double digits. It was Herro's first start since Dec. 9, and just his second game back from a toe injury that cost him 11 contests. He's still looking for his rhythm from long range, having gone 2-for-12 on three-point attempts since getting back on the court, and on the season he's averaging 22.1 points, 5.8 boards, 2.6 assists, 2.1 threes and 0.9 steals in 31.5 minutes a game.

Jihad made an all-around impact despite returning to a bench spot for Saturday's game. He was deployed at center after three straight appearances as a forward, and he recorded a season-high tally of rebounds along with his second straight double-double.

Smith may not be an option for an extended period. With Smith playing a second-unit role in most matchups, his absence is not expected to change the usual starting lineup but could lead to increased playing time for RayJ Dennis.

Jaquez was back in action after he had missed the Heat's previous two games due to a sprained right ankle before he was listed on the injury report with a stomach illness prior to Saturday's contest. The third-year forward was able to produce well in his sixth-man role, but he may not have a pathway to seeing much of an uptick in minutes now that the Heat are at full strength following Tyler Herro's recent return from a right big toe contusion. Jaquez still looks to be a roster-worthy option in most fantasy leagues, though his upside will be more limited while the Heat have all their key contributors available.

Lanier is now expected to record plenty of minutes if he appears for the Cruise in upcoming contests after being one of the team's best offensive contributors in his previous G League outings. While he continues to move back and forth between the NBA and G League squads, Lanier has recorded just 24 minutes off the bench at the NBA level since December.

Edwards is back with the parent team after racking up 67 minutes of play over two games in the G League. The 22-year-old has been a bench option for Philadelphia during most of the season and could retain that role in the short term, looking to improve on his averages of 5.1 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 15.6 minutes per contest.

Sunday will mark a sixth straight absence for Bey, though the fact that he was initially listed as doubtful for the game before being downgraded can be considered a sign of progress. With the Pelicans' next two games coming as a Tuesday/Wednesday back-to-back set, Bey seems likely to miss at least one of those contests while he works his way back from a right hip flexor strain.

Jones had been recalled from the G League ahead of Saturday's game against the Clippers, but he didn't see any action in the Pistons' 98-92 loss. The second-year big man is a part of Detroit's 15-man roster but hasn't made an appearance at the NBA level since Nov. 17.

Klintman was initially recalled by the Pistons on Saturday but didn't appear in Detroit's 98-92 loss to the Clippers before returning to the G League. He recently overcame an adductor injury to appear in a couple games for the Cruise, with whom he's expected to get most of his opportunities going forward.

After missing the first two months of the year with a groin injury, the 26-year-old swingman made his G League season debut Saturday. Given how long he was sidelined, McConnell is likely to face heavy restrictions on his playing time for quite a bit before the Rio Grande Valley Vipers clear him to handle a full workload.

Nix led all scorers Saturday, and his 12 dimes also represented a game-high total. Across his last six outings during the G League regular season, the 23-year-old swingman is averaging 22.0 points, 8.5 assists, 8.2 rebounds and 2.5 steals in 36.6 minutes per game.

Simpson matched the team high in dimes Saturday and led the club in steals as well. Over his last five games during the G League regular season, the two-way player is averaging 14.8 points, 6.4 assists, 4.8 rebounds and 1.8 steals in 33.7 minutes per contest.

With Lauri Markkanen (rest), Ace Bailey (hip) and Jusuf Nurkic (toe) unavailable, Sensabaugh stepped up on the offensive end, albeit in a blowout loss. The 22-year-old swingman set a new season-high mark in points, scoring at least 20 for the fifth time across 37 regular-season outings (nine starts). Sensabaugh has scored in double figures in five of his last six games (all starts), averaging 15.5 points, 3.8 rebounds and 2.2 assists in 29.0 minutes per contest over that stretch.

After totaling 13 points and 11 assists in his previous two appearances. Collier finished one assist shy of a double-double, albeit in a blowout loss. The second-year point guard saw 30-plus minutes for just the fifth time this season with multiple key contributors sidelined, and he scored double-digit points for the second time in his last five outings. Collier has produced inconsistent scoring numbers for most of the season, though he has dished out at least eight assists in 11 of his last 15 outings.

Williams got the starting nod for a second consecutive contest and finished as Utah's third-leading scorer on efficient shooting from the field. However, he also recorded an abysmal minus-60 point differential. The second-year forward has logged double-digit minutes in eight straight games, though Ace Bailey's (hip) eventual return to action and a normal workload should significantly eat into Williams' minutes.

While Miller didn't deliver his most efficient performance in the blowout win, he bounced back after scoring six points on 2-of-8 shooting in Thursday's loss to Indiana, when he was ejected after logging 19 minutes. Miller finished as Charlotte's second-leading scorer, recording 18 or more points for the sixth time in his last seven outings. Additionally, he tallied a game-high-tying three steals, matching his season high.

Kalkbrenner returned from a 10-game absence due to a sprained left elbow, chipping in double-digit points for just the third time across nine appearances (seven starts) since Dec. 1. The rookie big man led the second unit in rebounds as well, grabbing at least nine boards for the first time since Dec. 3. Kalkbrenner had started 25 of his 26 regular-season appearances entering Saturday's contest, so it will be worth monitoring his playing time and role going forward.

Mann hadn't seen the hardwood in five of Charlotte's last six outings due to a coach's decision, though he received extended burn in this blowout win. The 24-year-old guard led Charlotte with 20 points in just 12 minutes, matching his season-best mark in points. He also knocked down a season-high four triples. Still, with the team near full strength, Mann isn't guaranteed to play meaningful minutes moving forward.

Terry delivered a donut once again, going scoreless for the sixth time in his past eight appearances. Even with recent injuries to the backcourt, Terry has been unable to produce anything of note. In seven appearances over the past two weeks, he has averaged just 1.1 points in 9.5 minutes.

Smith was back in action, having missed the previous two games due to a concussion. Prior to his absence, Smith had been starting alongside Nikola Vucevic, a role that saw him putting up standard-league numbers. Although he came off the bench Saturday, it remains to be seen whether that will stick or whether he will move back into the starting lineup. Managers could do worse than grabbing him as a speculative pickup.

White bounced back after a woeful display against Boston earlier in the week, scoring at least 20 points for the first time in his past five games. He continues to play a limited role as he works his way back from his third calf injury of the season. There could still be an opportunity to buy low on White, although that window could slam shut if his numbers continue to rise.

Cisse chipped in on both ends of the floor, matching his season high with 10 rebounds while also setting a season high with five combined steals and blocks. With Anthony Davis (finger) likely to be sidelined beyond the All-Star break, Cisse could have an opportunity to play meaningful minutes, especially if Daniel Gafford continues to struggle as the starter. While he isn't worth adding just yet, Cisse is someone to keep an eye on, just in case the coaching staff decides to give him a larger role at some point down the stretch.

Russell moved back into the rotation, playing for the first time in the past six games after Brandon Williams was ruled out with an illness. Russell has been a non-factor this season, playing a muted role as the third-string point guard. In five appearances over the past month, he has averaged just 5.6 points and 2.6 assists in 13.7 minutes per game.

Gafford started at center, a role he is likely to fill for the foreseeable future. However, that's really where the good news ends, as he finished with yet another underwhelming fantasy line. While he should probably be considered a must-roster player, he is certainly not going to be suitable for everyone. Moussa Cisse was a far better option in this one, logging 19 minutes off the bench. If Dallas opts to pack things in for the season at some point, it's possible Cisse moves ahead of Gafford.

Despite being limited by early foul trouble, Reed went to work, particularly on the defensive end, where he racked up seven combined steals and blocks. The offensive output continues to be underwhelming despite his current role, although managers should be more than happy with his peripheral contributions. Until Jalen Duren (ankle) is cleared to return, Reed should be rostered in all formats.

Ivey moved into the starting lineup after Cade Cunningham was ruled out with a wrist injury. While this was a great opportunity for Ivey, he came up well short of what managers were hoping for. Given what we have seen from him thus far, and the fact that he is typically limited to minutes in the teens, Ivey can be ignored in standard leagues at this point.

Smith played just the sixth game of his career, dominating the glass with a career-high 14 rebounds while adding a career-high four blocks. Both Jalen Duren (ankle) and Isaiah Stewart (illness) were sidelined, while Paul Reed was limited to just 22 minutes due to foul trouble. This allowed Smith to step into the largest role of his career, rewarding anyone who took a chance on him in deeper formats. While this was a great performance, it should be treated as nothing more than an outlier unless Duren and Stewart continue to miss time.

Leonard played through a recent ankle complaint, scoring at least 22 points for the 12th straight game. After a slow but steady start to the season, Leonard has found his rhythm on both ends of the floor in recent times. In 14 games over the past month, he has been the second-ranked player in standard leagues, averaging 30.3 points, 7.4 rebounds, 3.9 assists, 3.1 three-pointers and 3.6 combined steals and blocks.

Lopez turned into a pumpkin, offering very little in his 12 minutes. Even when Ivica Zubac was sidelined, Lopez was nothing more than a stream option, as his impact on a basketball court continues to decline. Lopez is currently averaging 6.3 points and 1.0 blocks in 16.9 minutes per game.

Batum failed to score Saturday, having now failed to tally double digits in five straight games. The fact that he is still playing a meaningful role for the Clippers tells you everything you need to know about the rotation. With that said, he is nowhere near being a fantasy asset, averaging just 4.8 points and 1.5 three-pointers in 20.6 minutes per game.

Dosunmu was remarkably efficient in this game, missing just two shots from the floor and ending just two assists shy of a double-double. Dosunmu isn't expected to move into the starting lineup with Coby White and Tre Jones as the top options in the backcourt without Josh Giddey (hamstring), but that won't matter much as long as Dosunmu continues to look this comfortable off the bench. This was Dosunmu's eighth game with at least 20 points this season.

Collins made history Saturday, becoming the ninth player in NBA history to tally at least four three-pointers, four steals and four blocks in a single game, according to Law Murray of The Athletic. He logged season highs in points and steals, matching his season-best marks in blocks and triples as well. The 28-year-old forward has scored in double figures in five straight games, averaging 19.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.2 blocks and 1.0 steals while shooting 69.6 percent from three-point range in 32.8 minutes per contest during that span.

The Celtics came up short in this game after the Spurs had an incredible scoring run in the final minutes, but White was Boston's best player by a wide margin. He finished just one board shy of a double-double, but he also recorded at least two tallies in each of the five major categories. This was the seventh time this season that he achieved that impressive feat.

The star floor general co-led the Spurs in scoring with Victor Wembanyama, but Fox also led the team in assists and ranked second in rebounds. He surpassed the 20-point mark after not doing so in each of his previous three outings, and the Spurs needed each of his points in a tight win. This was Fox's eighth game with at least 20 points and six assists in the 2025-26 campaign.

After missing Thursday's win over the Hornets due to lower-back soreness, Nembhard returned to action Saturday and led the Pacers in multiple categories. The 25-year-old point guard tied the game-high mark in three-pointers and led all players in scoring, providing 20-plus points for the second time in his last three appearances. He also dished out a game-best nine assists and has reached that mark in each of his last three outings. During that span, he has averaged 21.3 points, 10.3 assists, 2.7 rebounds and 1.0 steals in 31.3 minutes per tilt.

Kalkbrenner is available to return from a 10-game absence due to a sprained left elbow, though he'll come off the bench for just the second time this season. Moussa Diabate will remain in the starting five. In his lone appearance off the bench during a loss to New York on Dec. 3, Kalkbrenner posted eight points, nine rebounds and three blocks in 25 minutes.

With LaMelo Ball returning to the starting five, Sexton will slide to the second unit Saturday. Over four appearances off the bench this month, the 27-year-old guard has averaged 15.3 points, 2.5 assists, 1.3 rebounds and 1.0 steals across 23.5 minutes per game.

As expected, Ball is back in his regular role as the Hornets' starting point guard after coming off the bench the last time out purely due to maintenance reasons. Ball is averaging 18.6 points, 4.0 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 1.6 steals per game over his last five appearances.

With Lauri Markkanen (rest) sitting out Saturday's contest, Hendricks will enter the starting five. In five starts so far this season, the 22-year-old forward has averaged 4.8 points and 4.4 rebounds in 18.2 minutes per contest.

Schroder got into an altercation with an opposing player in an arena hallway following the Kings' loss to the Lakers on Dec. 28. Now, he'll be sidelined for Sacramento's next three outings, and the veteran point guard's next opportunity to play will come Friday against the Wizards. In the meantime, Keon Ellis, Nique Clifford and Malik Monk are candidates for increased playing time.

Risacher will miss his second consecutive contest due to left knee inflammation, and his next chance to play will come Tuesday against the Lakers. With the second-year forward sidelined, Vit Krejci, Luke Kennard and Corey Kispert are candidates for increased minutes.

Kispert's trade to Atlanta was finalized Friday, and the sharpshooting veteran will be available to make his Hawks debut Sunday. Kispert averaged 9.2 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game while shooting 39.5 percent from three-point range in 19 regular-season games (two starts) with the Wizards before the trade.

After being acquired via trade from Washington, McCollum is set to make his Hawks debut against Golden State. Across 35 regular-season appearances (all starts) with the Wizards, the veteran guard averaged 18.8 points, 3.6 assists, 3.5 rebounds and 2.7 three-pointers in 30.9 minutes per contest.

Porzingis missed Friday's blowout win over the Nuggets due to left Achilles tendinitis after playing two games in a row on Jan. 5 and Jan. 7. He'll likely be a game-time call for this matchup, but even if he's cleared, it wouldn't be surprising if he's available off the bench in a limited capacity. He's played off the bench in each of his five appearances since the beginning of December, averaging 13.4 points, 3.2 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 0.6 blocks per game in that span.

Saraf missed the parent club's past two games due to a left knee issue, and it's unclear if he'll play in Long Island's matchup against the Stockton Kings on Monday. Over 11 appearances in the G League, the rookie first-rounder has averaged 13.6 points, 4.4 assists, 3.6 rebounds and 1.6 steals in 25.8 minutes per tilt.

After coming off the bench in each of Dallas' previous three games, Nembhard will return to the starting five due to Anthony Davis (finger) being sidelined. In 16 starts so far this season, Nembhard has averaged 9.6 points, 6.1 assists and 2.3 rebounds in 24.9 minutes per contest.

The rookie first-rounder will get the starting nod for just the second time this season due to Sam Hauser (hamstring) being sidelined. Over five appearances this month, Gonzalez has averaged 3.2 points and 4.2 rebounds in 16.0 minutes per contest, though he'll likely see an uptick in minutes Sunday.

Hauser posted 19 points, five rebounds and two assists in Friday's win over the Raptors, but he'll miss the second leg of this back-to-back set. The sharpshooter, who has shot 42.9 percent from beyond the arc in four outings since returning to the starting lineup Jan. 3, will aim to return against the Pacers on Monday. Jordan Walsh and Hugo Gonzalez are candidates for an uptick in minutes with Hauser unavailable.

Bouyea will miss his fourth straight game while in the league's concussion protocol. His next opportunity to suit up will come on the road against the Heat on Tuesday.

Green, who continues to work his way back from a hamstring injury, remains out despite making progress toward a return. The star guard hasn't played since Nov. 10, and his next chance to return will come against the Heat on Tuesday.

With Isaiah Stewart (illness) and Tobias Harris (hip) unavailable, Green will get the starting nod against Los Angeles. In three starts so far this season, the 32-year-old swingman has averaged 13.7 points, 8.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.3 blocks and 1.0 steals in 35.7 minutes per tilt.

Jones didn't play Friday due to an ankle injury and an illness, and while he overcame the latter, the ankle issues persist for the second-year forward. Jones has started in each of his last 22 appearances, averaging 8.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 1.1 steals per game.

Murray didn't play in Friday's blowout loss to the Hawks and has missed two of the Nuggets' last three games. Not having the star floor general would be a huge loss for Denver, as the Nuggets are already without star center Nikola Jokic (knee). Murray is averaging 25.7 points, 5.7 rebounds and 9.6 assists per game over his last 10 outings. If he's ruled out Sunday, look for Jalen Pickett and Bruce Brown to see an uptick in playing time.

Crawford has missed Houston's last two games due to an illness but will be available Sunday. Still, the two-way player isn't guaranteed to see the floor, as he has totaled just five minutes across two regular-season appearances thus far.

Gordon was probable before Friday's game against the Hawks but ended up playing and posting 14 points, nine rebounds and five assists across 24 minutes. He's yet to play more than 25 minutes since returning to the rotation on Jan. 4 after missing 19 contests between Nov. 22 and Jan. 2 due to the same right hamstring strain he's managing now. That said, the probable tag suggests Gordon should be able to play and handle the same workload he's been managing of late.

Eason will miss Sunday's contest after spraining his right ankle in Friday's loss to Portland. His next opportunity to play will come Tuesday against the Bulls. With the 24-year-old forward sidelined, Josh Okogie and Dorian Finney-Smith are candidates for increased playing time, while Jae'Sean Tate could enter the Houston rotation.

Head coach Ime Udoka said Monday that Sengun would likely miss around two weeks due to a right ankle sprain, though he has a chance to return Sunday after missing Houston's past three games. If the star big man is cleared to play, he'll likely be on a minutes restriction. Still, fewer minutes would be available for the likes of Steven Adams and Clint Capela.

Wallace was held out of Friday's win over Memphis due to toe soreness, though he's set to return to action Sunday. Over his last five outings (three starts), the 22-year-old guard has averaged 3.2 points, 2.6 rebounds, 1.6 steals and 1.2 assists in 23.0 minutes per contest. He has shot just 29.2 percent from the field during that span.

Braun didn't score a single point in the loss to the Hawks on Friday, and while he's on the injury report ahead of Sunday's contest, the probable tag suggests he's likely to play. Braun has had a rough return to the lineup since coming back from an ankle injury three games ago, averaging just 2.7 points and 3.7 rebounds in 26.2 minutes per game during that span.

Champagnie will shed his questionable tag due to mid-back soreness and keep his record of perfect attendance this season alive. The 24-year-old forward has started five straight games with Devin Vassell (adductor) sidelined. During that span, Champagnie has averaged 19.8 points, 8.2 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.0 steals across 32.0 minutes per contest.

Young is still dealing with a right quadriceps contusion and is without a timetable for a return. The star point guard should be considered doubtful to make his Wizards debut against the Clippers on Wednesday. In the meantime, Bub Carrington, Malaki Branham and AJ Johnson are candidates for increased playing time.

The star big man was one of several regulars who missed Friday's win over the Grizzlies, but he'll return for this contest and should handle his regular workload. Holmgren is averaging a robust line of 17.8 points, 10.5 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.5 blocks per game in four games since the beginning of January.

Williams is set to return after missing the Thunder's last 13 games while dealing with right heel bursitis. He's expected to see minutes off the bench, as he's started in only three of his 25 appearances in 2025-26. He's averaging 5.5 points, 4.7 rebounds and 2.4 assists across 18.3 minutes per game this season.

Hartenstein will miss his eighth straight game due to a right soleus strain, and it's not a positive sign that he continues to be ruled out a day in advance of tipoff. The big man's next opportunity to suit up will come Tuesday against the Spurs.

Huff has been a regular starter for the Pacers of late and has been part of the first unit in all but two of the Pacers' last 20 games, but that won't be the case Saturday. Huff should still see sizable minutes as a rim protector. He's averaging 6.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.0 blocks across 16.7 minutes per game in 18 outings off the bench this season.

Smith was initially listed as questionable but was upgraded to probable Saturday before being cleared to suit up. It's unclear if he'll operate under a minutes restriction during his return, though the big man should see significant minutes with Zach Collins (toe) sidelined. Over his last five appearances (three starts), Smith has averaged 10.4 points, 9.0 rebounds and 1.8 blocks in 23.2 minutes per tilt.

Leonard was initially listed as questionable due to a right ankle sprain, but the veteran forward will tough it out and has been upgraded to available for the second leg of this back-to-back set. The star forward is averaging 29.4 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 2.3 steals per game since the beginning of December (17 games).

Connaughton was previously listed as questionable for this game due to an illness, and the former Notre Dame standout will be sidelined. The veteran forward will aim to return to action against the Clippers on Monday.

Gilgeous-Alexander missed the Thunder's 117-116 win over the Grizzlies on Friday due to an ankle issue, but the superstar point guard will return after a one-game absence. His return gives the Thunder a huge boost on offense and an unquestioned go-to option in the scoring column. The reigning MVP is averaging 30.5 points, 2.3 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game since the beginning of January.

Huerter will shed his questionable tag due to a back issue and could see increased playing time with Josh Giddey (hamstring) out. Huerter has logged at least 24 minutes in each of his last five games (two starts), averaging 11.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 26.8 minutes per contest over that stretch.

Stewart was a late addition to the injury report due to an illness and will miss his first game since Nov. 12. With the 24-year-old big man joining Jalen Duren (ankle) and Tobias Harris (hip) on the sidelines, plenty of minutes will be available for Paul Reed, Ronald Holland and Javonte Green, while Isaac Jones and Tolu Smith are candidates to enter the rotation. Stewart's next opportunity to play will come Thursday against the Suns.

Cunningham was not present for Saturday's shootaround, so it's not entirely surprising to see him out for this matchup. The star floor general has missed Detroit's last two games, and his absence means Jaden Ivey should start at point guard once again. Cunningham's next chance to play will come against the Suns on Thursday.

Edey hasn't played since Dec. 7, and it's unclear when he'll be able to return to the hardwood. The big man, who's averaging 13.6 points and 11.1 rebounds per game this season, should be considered doubtful for the Grizzlies' next game against the Magic on Thursday. He's expected to be re-evaluated soon.

Konchar has missed the last 14 games for Memphis, and the questionable tag suggests he might have a shot at returning Sunday. Konchar hasn't played since Dec. 7 due to a torn UCL in his left thumb, and if he's cleared to return, he's likely to see minutes off the bench as a spot-up shooter.

Caldwell-Pope was unable to return to Friday's loss to the Thunder after exiting in the second quarter due to a jaw issue, though he's set to return to action Sunday. The veteran guard has averaged 9.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.6 assists and 1.0 steals in 19.0 minutes per game over his last five outings.

Morant will miss his fifth consecutive contest due to a right calf contusion, and his next opportunity to play will come Thursday against the Magic. With the Murray State product sidelined, Cam Spencer will likely remain in the starting five, while Vince Williams could see increased playing time.

Nembhard was trending in the right direction earlier Saturday, and he has now been upgraded to available. The fourth-year point guard is having a career-best season, averaging 17.2 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 7.0 assists per game, so having him back is a huge boost for the Pacers.

Porter is dealing with a right hip contusion, which is a new issue for the 25-year-old point guard. Still, he's likely to suit up against Denver. He has recorded two double-doubles over his last four outings, averaging 18.0 points, 8.8 assists, 4.3 rebounds and 2.3 steals across 38.8 minutes per game during that stretch.

Nembhard missed Thursday's win over the Hornets due to lower-back soreness but appears to be trending in the right direction ahead of Saturday's contest. He'll likely suit up barring any setbacks during his pregame warmups and will presumably be a game-time decision ahead of tipoff at 7:00 p.m. ET. If the 25-year-old point guard is ultimately ruled out, T.J. McConnell, Quenton Jackson and Ben Sheppard are candidates for increased minutes. Over his last five games, Nembhard has averaged 16.8 points, 7.4 assists, 2.6 rebounds and 1.4 steals in 32.2 minutes per tilt.

Jaquez was a late addition to Saturday's injury report due to an illness, but the young forward has been cleared to play anyway. Jaquez will return after a two-game absence due to an ankle injury. He is averaging a solid line of 17.6 points, 3.9 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game in his last 10 appearances.

Jackson hasn't played since Dec. 22 but appears to be nearing a return to action now that he's no longer experiencing concussion symptoms. Even so, Jackson looks like he'll remain out through at least next Saturday's game against Detroit while he ramps back up. In the meantime, the Pacers are likely to make use of a three-man rotation at center that includes Jay Huff, Micah Potter and Tony Bradley.

Williams left during the second quarter of the Trail Blazers' 111-105 win over the Rockets on Friday after sustaining a right knee injury. If he's not cleared to play Sunday, then Yang Hansen would be in line for a more prominent role off the bench behind starting center Donovan Clingan.

Murray will miss a third straight game since he's dealing with a lumbar strain, but his absence won't cause a lot of issues in most fantasy formats. His next chance to play will come against the Warriors on Tuesday.

Grant hasn't played since Dec. 18 due to a nagging Achilles injury, and it seems he doesn't have a clear date for his return to the hardwood. Sidy Cissoko should continue to see steady minutes with Grant out, and the veteran will aim to be ready for Tuesday's matchup against the Warriors.

Holiday hasn't played since Nov. 14 due to a right calf strain but is trending in the right direction after receiving a questionable tag. If the veteran point guard is cleared to play, it wouldn't be surprising to see him operate under a minutes restriction. Still, his presence would leave fewer minutes available for the likes of Caleb Love and Rayan Rupert.

Powell will miss the front end of this back-to-back set due to left knee injury management, and his next opportunity to play will come Monday against Dallas. With the rookie first-rounder being joined on the sidelines by Michael Porter (rest) and Ziaire Williams (illness), Jalen Wilson, Danny Wolf and Tyrese Martin are candidates for increased playing time.

Shamet hasn't played since Nov. 22 due to a right shoulder sprain and remains without a timetable for a return. He progressed to on-court activities in late December, though he should be considered doubtful for future contests until the Knicks provide an update on his recovery.

Williams appeared to be a healthy scratch during Friday's loss against the Clippers despite starting Wednesday against the Magic. He may have been held out of Friday's contest while battling an illness, and his next chance to play is Monday against the Mavericks. Michael Porter (rest) and Drake Powell (knee) are also ruled out against Memphis, so Danny Wolf and Cam Thomas are both in line for elevated roles.

Yabusele is in jeopardy of missing his second straight game due to a right quadriceps contusion. The 30-year-old forward has logged double-digit minutes in just two of his last five appearances, so his absence wouldn't cause any significant waves in the rotation.

Porter will sit for the front end of the Nets' back-to-back set Sunday, but he'll likely be available for Monday's road tilt against the Mavericks. Danny Wolf and Cam Thomas are the top candidates to enter the Nets' starting lineup due to the absences of Porter, Drake Powell (knee) and Ziaire Williams (illness).

The 76ers and Raptors play in back-to-back games in Toronto on Sunday and Monday. Embiid will likely sit out of one of those games while managing a left knee injury, in which case Andre Drummond would be the top candidate to enter the 76ers' starting five. Embiid has played in each of the 76ers' last six games, and over that span he has averaged 27.3 points, 8.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 1.2 blocks over 33.7 minutes per game.

Hart hasn't played since Dec. 25 due to a sprained right ankle. Even though his presence Sunday is uncertain, the fact that he's been upgraded to questionable means he's trending in the right direction. The absence of Hart has opened up more playing time for Miles McBride and Jordan Clarkson, but both would be in line to see fewer minutes if Hart returns to the hardwood.

Barnes missed the Raptors' loss to the Celtics on Friday, but the questionable tag suggests the star forward might have a shot at returning to action Sunday. Barnes is having another strong year with averages of 19.1 points, 8.4 rebounds, 5.2 assists and a combined 1.8 steals-plus-blocks per game in 38 starts. If he's out Sunday, then Collin Murray-Boyles and Jamison Battle would be in line to see more minutes at the four.

Poeltl is trending in the right direction but is still not ready to return. This means Sandro Mamukelashvili and Collin Murray-Boyles will continue to handle the minutes at center against Joel Embiid (knee) and the 76ers. Poeltl's next chance to return will come against Philadelphia on Monday in the second leg of a back-to-back set.

Ingram didn't play in Friday's loss to the Celtics, but the questionable tag suggests a decision on the swingman's status will be made closer to Sunday's 6 p.m. ET tipoff. Not having Ingram would be a huge blow to the offense for a shorthanded Raptors team that will be missing Jakob Poeltl (back) and RJ Barrett (ankle). Ingram is averaging 22.2 points, 6.2 boards and 3.5 assists per game since the beginning of December.

Barrett exited Friday's loss to the Celtics with a left ankle injury, and he hasn't recovered in time to play in the first leg of this back-to-back set. The absence of Barrett and Jakob Poeltl (back), as well as the questionable tags on Brandon Ingram (thumb) and Scottie Barnes (knee), suggest the Raptors will be shorthanded for this contest. Expect Gradey Dick, Ochai Agbaji and Ja'Kobe Walter to see more minutes with Barrett out.

Edwards has posted 25 points and four three-pointers in back-to-back games. He has scored at least 24 points in each of his last 13 games, and over that span he has averaged 30.5 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 3.5 threes, 1.6 steals and 0.9 blocks over 35.8 minutes per game. The superstar guard has been managing a right foot injury of late, so his status will be worth monitoring ahead of Sunday's game against the Spurs.

Reeves is serving under a two-way contract but has made only six appearances for the Hornets, averaging 3.5 points and 0.8 rebounds in 8.8 minutes per game. The guard is expected to see action in the G League going forward, looking to improve on his season average of 19.0 points per contest for the Swarm.

Mobley was unable to connect on any of his attempts from deep, but he was efficient inside the arc and finished Saturday's win as the Cavaliers' second-leading scorer behind Donovan Mitchell (28 points), with the former scoring 16 of his points in the second half. Mobley has connected on 50 percent or more of his field goals in six of his last seven outings, and over that span he has averaged 16.9 points, 6.6 rebounds, 3.9 assists, 2.6 blocks and 1.0 steals over 32.4 minutes per game.

Mitchell finished as Saturday's leading scorer, doing most of his damage from beyond the arc and from the charity stripe. He also co-led the Cavaliers in assists with Craig Porter, and the former has logged eight assists in back-to-back games. Mitchell has averaged 30.3 points, 6.0 assists, 5.5 rebounds, 3.5 threes and 1.5 steals over 34.1 minutes per game through four outings in January.