Dennis Schroder

PG, Oklahoma City Thunder

Dennis Schroder scored a team-high 26 points on 9-of-19 shooting to go with four rebounds and four 3-pointers in 31 minutes.

Schroder has scored 20 points in four straight games and has hit at least three triples in each of those games. Schroder is a top-80 player in total value for 9-cat leagues this season and that shouldn't change while he's the 6th man for the Thunder.

Cory Joseph

PG, Sacramento Kings

Cory Joseph will replace the injured De'Aaron Fox (abdominal tightness) in the starting lineup on Thursday vs. the Thunder.

Joseph has low-end streaming appeal for those who need assists and good efficiency. It is worth noting that his upside is extremely limited.

Source: Jon Wilson on Twitter

Taj Gibson

PF, New York Knicks

Taj Gibson is questionable to face the Sixers on Thursday as he deals with back spasms.

Bobby Portis will replace Gibson in the starting lineup regardless of Gibson's availability. Taj has no value outside of the deepest of leagues.

Source: Knicks PR on Twitter

Bobby Portis

PF, New York Knicks

Bobby Portis will replace Taj Gibson, who is questionable, in the starting lineup for Thursday's contest vs. the Sixers.

Portis has had a nice stretch over the last three games and has streaming appeal in standard leagues. Portis' strength comes with his ability to score and rebound well.

Source: Knicks PR on Twitter

De'Aaron Fox

PG, Sacramento Kings

De’Aaron Fox (right lower abdominal tightness) has been ruled out ahead of Thursday’s tilt vs. the Thunder.

Fox suffered this injury during the first half of Tuesday's win over the Warriors but played through it. Unfortunately, he’ll have to miss Thursday’s game. Cory Joseph will see the lion’s share of Fox’s minutes on Thursday while Buddy Hield and Kent Bazemore could also see additional run. The Kings are playing against the Grizzlies tomorrow night so consider Fox questionable for now.

Source: James Ham on Twitter

Patrick McCaw

SG, Toronto Raptors

Patrick McCaw (flu-like symptoms) is probable to face the Hornets on Friday.

McCaw appears on track to return barring any setbacks. Even with additional opportunity, McCaw has shown that he doesn't have the stat set to provide standard league value. He is worth a look in 20-team leagues.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Coby White

PG, Chicago Bulls

According to reports, Coby White tweaked his back before practice and didn't participate as a result.

White has having a very nice stretch as of late so it would be a shame to see an injury force him to miss time. Over the last four games, White is providing second-round value. If this injury isn't serious and White continues to play close to this level, he will be a must-own player to finish the season. Continue to check for updates as we learn more.

Source: K.C. Johnson

Wilson Chandler

F, Brooklyn Nets

Wilson Chandler is no longer listed on the injury report ahead of Friday's game vs. the Hawks.

Chandler missed the last game due to a personal matter but appears on track for a return on Friday. He provides depth for the Nets but is off the standard league radar at this time.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Willie Cauley-Stein

C, Dallas Mavericks

Willie Cauley-Stein (personal reasons) is officially questionable to play in Friday's game vs. the Heat.

WCS is in jeopardy of missing his fifth straight game on Friday and has little to no value when Kristaps Porziņģis is healthy. WCS has some streaming appeal if he is given spot-starts down the road but can be left on the wire in standard leagues.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Bam Adebayo

C, Miami Heat

Bam Adebayo (right ankle sprain) is probable for Friday's matchup vs. the Mavs.

Adebayo didn't appear to be hampered by his ankle sprain on Wednesday as he was three assists shy of a triple-double. Bam appears on track to play but check for an update ahead of tip-off tomorrow.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Luka Doncic

PG-SF, Dallas Mavericks

Luka Dončić (left thumb sprain) is questionable heading into Friday's game vs. the Heat.

Dončić injured his thumb during the first half of Wednesday's game but was able to play through the injury. With Jalen Brunson (shoulder) already ruled out, Delon Wright, J.J. Barea and Seth Curry will all see increased value if Dončić sits out.

Source: Tim MacMahon on Twitter