Dillon Brooks

G/F, Memphis Grizzlies

Dillon Brooks (knee) will undergo an MRI on Monday.

The injury is suspected to be a knee strain but we'll know more tomorrow. Look for more MarShon Brooks and Wayne Selden while Brooks is out.

Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter

Cameron Johnson

SF, Phoenix Suns

Cameron Johnson is probable vs. the Spurs on Saturday as he deals with left hip soreness.

Johnson has been a late-round value as a 3-point streamer. If he's good to go, consider him if you're in need of a boost in that category.

Source: NBA.com

Dario Saric

PF, Phoenix Suns

Dario Saric is probable to play against the Spurs on Saturday due to lower back soreness.

Saric has been dealing with this sore lower back for almost a week now. Hopefully, with some rest and treatment, he'll be able to give it a go.

Source: NBA.com

Devin Booker

SG, Phoenix Suns

Devin Booker is questionable for Saturday's game with a left forearm contusion.

If Booker, who didn't practice on Friday, is unable to take the court, expect Mikal Bridges and Cam Johnson to see some extra run.

Source: NBA.com

Aron Baynes

C, Phoenix Suns

Aron Baynes (left calf strain) is probable vs. the Spurs on Saturday.

Baynes has not looked quite like his breakout self lately and is possibly not yet 100 percent healthy. He should eventually get his legs back but will surely take a hit upon Deandre Ayton's return from his suspension.

Source: NBA.com

Dylan Windler

SF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Dylan Windler (left leg) suffered a setback and will be out for at least two more weeks at which point, he will be re-evaluated.

Windler has been assigned to the Cavs' G League affiliate, the Canton Charge. At this rate we could expect a 2020 rookie debut from Windler.

Source: Tom Withers on Twitter

LeBron James

SF, Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James heads to the locker room on Friday after committing his second foul of the game.

James is tough as nails, so we're not too worried. Hopefully, it's nothing serious.

Source: Lakers Nation on Twitter

Anthony Davis

PF-C, Los Angeles Lakers

Anthony Davis is listed on the injury report with a sore right shoulder, but is all set to battle the Heat on Friday.

The shoulder issue is irrelevant at this point for Davis who has been fantastic all season. Throw him out there and sit back.

Source: Ira Winderman on Twitter

Tyus Jones

PG, Memphis Grizzlies

Tyus Jones will start in the place of Ja Morant on Friday for the game against the Bucks.

The minutes are available with Ja Morant and Grayson Allen absent so it is possible Jones puts up a big line if he gets off to a hot start. It's probably more likely De'Anthony Melton takes advantage though.

Source: Omari Sankofa II on Twitter

Malik Monk

SG, Charlotte Hornets

Malik Monk is able to play through his right finger discomfort, and will be out there to face the Bulls on Friday.

Monk has not been receiving as much playing time lately, and is probably best left on the wire until you see him explode for a couple of big points totals. He is not the flavor of the week for the Hornets at the moment.

Source: Pelicans PR on Twitter

Nicolas Batum

SG, Charlotte Hornets

Nicolas Batum (left hand discomfort) is unavailable for when the Hornets clash with the Bulls on Friday.

Batum has been a disappointment this season, and it appears his days of filling up the box score are long gone at this point for the Hornets. At this point he is just mucking up the rest of the rotation for guys like Dwayne Bacon and P.J. Washington.

Source: Pelicans PR on Twitter