Carmelo Anthony

PF, Oklahoma City Thunder

Carmelo Anthony scored 11 points on 5-of-18 shooting with six rebounds, a steal and two blocks in Monday's loss to the Jazz.

Anthony put up an awful performance from beyond the arc, missing all six of his attempts from deep. He hasn't shot the ball well at all this series and his defensive abilities aren't making up for the lack of offensive punch he's providing. He finished the season shooting 40.4 percent from the field and it would be more surprising if he came out and shot the ball well in Wednesday's Game 5.

Derrick Favors

PF, New Orleans Pelicans

Derrick Favors (personal) started and played 15 minutes in his return to action for the Pelicans on Friday and produced eight points and eight rebounds.

Favors was active on the glass in his limited minutes, which is a positive sign. Expect the minutes to ramp up soon and with it, his usage and production.

Clint Capela

C, Houston Rockets

Clint Capela had 10 points (5-for-9 shooting), 11 rebounds and two blocks in 29 minutes on Wednesday as the Rockets defeated the Magic.

It was a solid night for Capela, as the double-double was his 16th of the season – eighth most in the league so far. The Swiss big man is enjoying a breakout season on the glass and Wednesday's game seems to be the floor for his production.

PJ Tucker

SF, Houston Rockets

P.J. Tucker notched a double-double in Wednesday's win over the Magic with 12 points, 11 rebounds, three triples, two steals and one assist.

Tucker has been enjoying a career season so far, averaging a career-high 36 minutes per game which is powering his top-50 value. It is fair to be concerned if he can keep this up so don't hesitate to sell him for a player more consistently in the top-50 for fantasy.

Eric Bledsoe

PG, Milwaukee Bucks

Eric Bledsoe has been diagnosed with a right shin contusion and will not return to Friday's game.

He left the game in the third quarter and produced 12 points (3-of-6 shooting) with four rebounds, four assists and one steal in 17 minutes.

Source: Matt Velasquez on Twitter

Eric Bledsoe

PG, Milwaukee Bucks

Eric Bledsoe limped off to the locker on Friday and was in need of assistance.

Bledsoe was helped off the floor by Giannis Antetokounmpo and moved gingerly with the help of some training staff.

Source: @SnellSZN on Twitter

Ben McLemore

SG, Houston Rockets

Ben McLemore played 27 minutes off the bench in the Rockets' win on Wednesday, scoring 18 points (6-for-7 shooting), with six three-pointers, two assists and a rebound.

McLemore seems to be carving out a role on this team as a three-point sniper off the bench – one previously occupied by Gerald Green. Continue looking him as a deep-league option good for threes and points, especially while Eric Gordon is out.

Evan Fournier

SF, Orlando Magic

Evan Fournier kept the heat on with Wednesday's performance, totaling 27 points (10-for-18 shooting), six three-pointers, two rebounds, two assists and a steal as the Magic fell to the Rockets by a score of 107-130.

Fournier has been on an insane tear this year and that continued in this one. You can try and sell him high, but it appears he may be in for a career year so only sell him if it's truly high for a top-30 talent in return.

Jonathan Isaac

PF, Orlando Magic

Jonathan Isaac compiled 10 points (4-for-7 shooting), three rebounds, an assist and a block in Wednesday's loss to the Rockets.

It was a relatively quiet night for Isaac, who was given the laborious task of guarding James Harden for most of the night. That likely explains the lower production and you can keep Isaac in your lineups as a defensive specialist with threes and rebounds.

Khem Birch

C, Orlando Magic

Khem Birch scored four points, five rebounds, two blocks and an assist across 32 minutes in Wednesday's loss to the Rockets.

Birch's run of heavy rotational minutes are coming to an end with Nikola Vucevic due to return soon. Neither he nor Mohamed Bamba, who had nine points and six rebounds in 15 minutes, managed to make a case for an expanded role once Vucevic returns.

Bismack Biyombo

C, Charlotte Hornets

Bismack Biyombo started the second half of Friday's game after briefly leaving due to right groin discomfort.

Biyombo is has had deep-league value as a starter for Charlotte.

Source: Hornets PR on Twitter