George Hill

PG, Milwaukee Bucks

George Hill scored 16 points (6-of-10 shooting) and two threes in only 24 minutes.

Hill has ceded some minutes to Eric Bledsoe–and deservedly so–but today he was able to make the most of his limited role. We can't trust Hill to be this efficient now that the Bucks are at full strength, but he's always someone to keep on watch lists in case injures strike.

Caleb Martin

SG-SF, Charlotte Hornets

Martin twins, Caleb and Cody, saw 26 and 30 minutes respectively in Tuesday's blowout loss to the Pacers, combining for 20 points.

Caleb shot 4-of-10 from the field, hit three triples adding three rebounds, two assists and one block with 11 points. Cody had nine points (3-of-12 shooting), six rebounds, three assists and two steals. This game's result was a foregone conclusion early on, so garbage time played a factor in the twins' extra usage. That said, the Hornets have been so bad lately, that blowout losses could be more common down the road.

Miles Bridges

SF, Charlotte Hornets

Miles Bridges was the only Hornet who was able to get it going on Tuesday, recording a team-high 17 points on 7-of-16 shooting with six rebounds, one assist, two 3s and one steal (zero turnovers) in 26 minutes.

Lately, Bridges has been the only Hornet that's been bankable, and we use that word generously, in recent games. He's been playing well enough to be worth rostering in standard leagues, so ride him while he's hot.

Terry Rozier

PG, Charlotte Hornets

Terry Rozier was locked down by the Pacers on Tuesday, going 2-for-13 from the field for five points, three rebounds, one triple and seven assists.

Rozier has been hanging barely within the top-200 over the last week. The Hornets are just floundering lately and Rozier's poor outings have not them any favors. He's close to his floor right now, so expect a regression to the mean soon.

Justin Holiday

SG, Indiana Pacers

Justin Holiday filled the box score on Tuesday with 16 points on 6-of-12 shooting, adding three rebounds, three assists, two 3s, two steals and one block.

Holiday's big line might be less of a fluke than it is an indicator of possible trends moving forward. Jeremy Lamb (ACL) is done for the season, which opens up Holiday's path to solid production.

Domantas Sabonis

C, Indiana Pacers

Domantas Sabonis dropped a big line vs. the Hornets on MondayTuesday, bullying them with 21 points (8-of-10 shooting), 15 rebounds, nine assists and one 3-pointer in 31 minutes.

Sabonis had a field day vs. the Hornets and it reflected on the box score. He's been such a wonderful revelation this season and is comfortably coasting to a top-40 value in an inspiring breakout campaign.

Myles Turner

C, Indiana Pacers

Myles Turner set a career record with eight blocks in Tuesday's 119-80 blowout win over the Hornets, adding six points (2-of-9 shooting), 10 boards, two 3s, two steals and one turnover in 27 minutess.

Turner's big night on defense came with ease considering this was a very favorable matchup. He's not been the early-round value stud this season that many had hoped for, but tonight was a reminder of the intrinsic upside that he possesses.

Brandon Clarke

PF, Memphis Grizzlies

In the latest medical update from the Grizzlies, Brandon Clarke (right quad) will be re-evaluated in two weeks.

Clarke's absence opens up a window for guys like Gorgui Dieng and Josh Jackson to shine in the short term. Dieng is an add in standard leagues, while Jackson can be picked up in 16-teamers or deeper.

Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter

Khyri Thomas

SG, Detroit Pistons

Khyri Thomas (right foot surgery) is available for the Pistons on Tuesday.

Thomas has been out a long time and will likely see just a few minutes. He's not on any fantasy radars right now.

Source: Keith Langlois on Twitter

Bruce Brown

SG, Detroit Pistons

Bruce Brown will not play against the Nuggets on Tuesday with a sore left knee.

Brown's absence opens up more minutes for the likes of Langston Galloway and Jordan Bone.

Source: Keith Langlois on Twitter

Terrance Ferguson

SG, Oklahoma City Thunder

Terrance Ferguson (back stiffness) is available to play for the Thunder on Tuesday.

Ferguson was left off the injury report leading up to this update, so there's little surprise here. He might have some low-impact but will not be relevant enough for adding deep leagues.

Source: Erik Horne on Twitter