Andre Iguodala - G/F - Golden State Warriors

Andre Iguodala (left hamstring tightness) is questionable for Tuesday's matchup with the Jazz.

Iguodala missed Sunday's win over the Heat and figures to get as much time off as he needs with the Warriors only concerned about the stretch run. He's been a sneaky late-round play with a roto lean this season and is good to deploy for some quiet multi-cat lines in deeper formats.

Source: NBA.com

Tyler Dorsey - G - Memphis Grizzlies

Tyler Dorsey (left knee soreness) is probable for Friday's game against the Clippers.

Dorsey only played 10 minutes in his team debut so this has no bearing on any leagues with fewer than 30 teams.

Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter

Jevon Carter - G - Memphis Grizzlies

Jevon Carter (right knee soreness) is probable for Friday's game with the Clippers.

Carter can be let go, even in most deep leagues, as the trade deadline really didn't go his way. In addition to Mike Conley staying, Delon Wright and Avery Bradley have immediately overtaken him on the depth chart.

Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter

Luka Doncic - G/F - Dallas Mavericks

Luka Doncic was getting his foot looked at by the training staff on Thursday but was able to practice in full and is not on the injury report for Friday.

Seems like much ado about nothing for the star rookie. Fantasy owners have had to deal with some minor bumps and bruises for Doncic, but he has yet to miss any significant time.

Source: Brad Townsend on Twitter

Kyrie Irving - G - Boston Celtics

Kyrie Irving (right knee strain) is not on the injury report and will play in Thursday's tilt with the Bucks.

As expected after Irving played in Sunday's All-Star game. He should be good to go for top-10 value the rest of the way as the Celtics claw their way up the standings.

Source: NBA.com

Robert Williams III - C/F - Boston Celtics

Robert Williams is available to play in Thursday's game with the Bucks.

Williams missed the final game before the break because of an illness. He's unlikely to see much playing time either way, but at least he's healthy.

Source: NBA.com

Terry Rozier - G - Boston Celtics

Terry Rozier (illness) is not on the injury report and will play on Thursday against the Bucks.

Rozier's illness wasn't expected to sideline him for long and he had the whole All-Star break to rest up. He's fine to use if you usually have him in your lineup.

Source: NBA.com

Andrew Wiggins - G/F - Minnesota Timberwolves

Andrew Wiggins (illness) is not on the injury report for Friday's matchup with the Knicks.

Wiggins missed the two games prior to the All-Star break, allowing Luol Deng to start. He's safe to get into fantasy lineups tomorrow.

Source: Wolves PR on Twitter

Tyus Jones - G - Minnesota Timberwolves

Tyus Jones (sprained left ankle) is no longer on the injury report and should play on Friday against the Knicks.

Jones is expected to make his return and the formal step of taking him off the injury report bodes very well. Deep-league owners can give him a look for steals and assists, though the ceiling is quite low with both Jeff Teague and Derrick Rose back in action.

Source: Wolves PR on Twitter

Gorgui Dieng - C - Minnesota Timberwolves

Gorgui Dieng (personal) will miss Friday's game against the Knicks.

Dieng would've been an interesting player to watch had he been moved at the deadline, but no dice. His absence won't mean much for fantasy players.

Source: Wolves PR on Twitter

Kevin Love - F/C - Cleveland Cavaliers

Speaking to the media at Thursday's practice, Kevin Love said, "I think you’ll see me more on a steady basis and not miss games after the break, I’m hoping."

Love played six minutes in his first game back after left foot surgery, sat out the second game, played 16 minutes in the third and sat out the fourth. He'll be on a minutes restriction for the time being but it does sound like fantasy owners can expect Love to play in the majority of Cleveland's remaining 24 games. Conditioning remains the last hurdle here, as Love says he's feeling good. We'll see how much run the woeful Cavs give to their star.

Source: Cleveland.com