Chris Paul

PG, Houston Rockets

Chris Paul fouled out after 30 minutes of work in Saturday's loss, scoring 17 points to go with three rebounds, six assists and a triple.

Paul shot an efficient 7-of-11 but didn't deliver the complementary stats in the volume we've been used to seeing. Houston looked a little out of sorts and the Wolves got red hot from deep, so we'll see how things balance out in Game 4. Paul wasn't necessarily bad in this one, but he'll need to be better.

Mike Scott

PF, Philadelphia Sixers

Mike Scott started on Saturday and scored 21 points on 9-of-12 shooting to go with six rebounds and three 3-pointers in 24 minutes.

Scott started for Joel Embiid (right hip contusion) and caught fire against the Cavs. Scott can be a streamer for points and threes when the Sixers are injured. Feel free to use Scott on Sunday if Embiid is still out.

Matisse Thybulle

SG-SF, Philadelphia Sixers

Matisse Thybulle sprained his right ankle and will not return on Saturday vs. the Cavs.

Thybulle played nine minutes before rolling his ankle. He had just the one assist and one block.

Source: Jeff Skversky 6abc on Twitter

Jake Layman

SF, Minnesota Timberwolves

Jake Layman (left toe sprain) has been listed as out on Sunday vs. the Lakers.

Layman will now miss his eighth straight game. Treveon Graham, Josh Okogie and Keita Bates-Diop will absorb his minutes.

Andrew Wiggins

SF, Minnesota Timberwolves

Andrew Wiggins (left thumb sprain) has been listed as questionable for Sunday vs. the Wolves.

Wiggins sat out the last game. If he is able to play, look for him to put up mid-round value for the rest of the season.

Source: Timberwolves PR on Twitter

Jeff Teague

PG, Minnesota Timberwolves

Jeff Teague (left ankle soreness) is questionable to play on Sunday vs. the Lakers.

Teague started last game with Andrew Wiggins out and put up a monster line. If Wiggins, who is also questionable, is able to play, then Teague will likely return to his bench role. He should still put up solid late-middle round value given the minutes.

Source: Timberwolves PR on Twitter

Shabazz Napier

PG, Minnesota Timberwolves

Shabazz Napier (right hamstring strain) has been listed as probable for Sunday vs. the Lakers.

Napier can be left on the wire as he has fallen behind in the rotation and won't play high enough minutes consistently to be standard-league relevant.

Source: Timberwolves PR on Twitter

Karl-Anthony Towns

C, Minnesota Timberwolves

Karl-Anthony Towns (right knee tendinopathy) has been listed as probable for Sunday vs. the Lakers.

KAT was able to play through the right knee tendinopathy last game and put up first round numbers. He has a tough matchup with the Lakers who have been slowing down opposing bigs, however he is still a must-start.

Source: Timberwolves PR on Twitter

Bogdan Bogdanovic

SG, Sacramento Kings

Bogdan Bogdanovic has been listed as probable with a right knee contusion for Sunday vs. the Mavs.

Bogdanovic was able to play last game and will likely play against the Mavs. He should remain in all lineups until De'Aaron Fox comes back from his injury. Look for him to produce mid-round value til then.

Source: NBA.com

Cory Joseph

PG, Sacramento Kings

Cory Joseph has been listed questionable again with lower back soreness for Sunday's game vs the Mavs.

CoJo was able to play the last game even after initially being ruled questionable with lower back soreness. He is only a deep-league player and can be kept on the wire in standard leagues, unless you need to stream for assists.

Source: NBA.com

Avery Bradley

SG, Los Angeles Lakers

Avery Bradley (right leg hairline fracture) has been cleared for full-contact.

Bradley won’t play Sunday vs. Minnesota, but will be listed as day-to-day. It has been almost a month since his last game and he will likely be on a minutes restriction. During his starts earlier in the season, he was not able to produce standard league value so he can be left on the wire on most leagues.