Kawhi Leonard

SF, Los Angeles Clippers

Kawhi Leonard notched the first triple-double of his career in Friday's 122-117 win over the Heat, finishing with 33 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, four triples, two steals and a block in 39 minutes.

It was a career night for Leonard who was recently held out of a game with some left knee soreness. With performances like this one it's hard to argue against the Clippers plan to manage his load this season.

Allen Crabbe

SG, Minnesota Timberwolves

Allen Crabbe (personal) will not play on Monday against the Mavs.

Crabbe has struggled mightily this season and even with Minnesota's questionable depth, he's only a deep-league 3-point specialist at best.

Source: Wolves PR on Twitter

Jake Layman

SF, Minnesota Timberwolves

Jake Layman (left toe sprain) is probable to play on Monday.

Layman was cleared for practice on Thursday and was set to be re-evaluated in a week, but it appears that everything's gone well and that Layman is ahead of schedule. He's been out since November 18 because of this injury but was playing quite well before going down, so he's someone to watch out for in deeper leagues given Minnesota's ramshackle roster.

Source: Wolves PR on Twitter

Meyers Leonard

C, Miami Heat

Meyers Leonard (left ankle sprain) still has no timetable to return but is now without a walking boot.

Leonard's still looking at another week or more on the shelf, which will mean more work for Jae Crowder and Kelly Olynyk at power forward in the meantime. Even when healthy, Leonard won't be a fantasy option outside of deep formats.

Source: Anthony Chiang on Twitter

Tyler Herro

PG, Miami Heat

Tyler Herro (right ankle soreness) has shed his walking boot but remains without a timetable to return.

This isn't much of an update but it's still a sign of progress. He's part of a very crowded wing rotation in Miami, and outside of unpredictable scoring explosions there's really limited appeal in standard formats.

Source: Anthony Chiang on Twitter

Frank Ntilikina

PG, New York Knicks

Frank Ntilikina (sore groin) will not play on Monday.

With Elfrid Payton still questionable, we could see a lot of Dennis Smith Jr. tonight. He's a viable DFS dart but it's been established that fantasy expectations should be low there.

Source: Marc Berman on Twitter

Thomas Bryant

C, Washington Wizards

Thomas Bryant will sit out on Monday against the Bucks as a form of load management for his sore right foot.

Bryant returned from a four-game absence out of the All-Star break but has played just 16 and 14 minutes in his two games back, and will now sit on this back-to-back after playing yesterday. Mortiz Wagner and Ian Mahinmi should pick up the slack at center, and Bryant might be tough to hold onto in standard leagues unless his minutes start to ramp up.

Source: Washington Wizards on Twitter

Davis Bertans

F, Washington Wizards

Davis Bertans (sore right knee) is questionable to play on Monday.

Bertans dropped 22 points and five more threes on Sunday, playing 37 minutes in the process. If he sits it'll lead to more work for Rui Hachimura and Troy Brown in smaller lineups, but there's no clear pickup in standard leagues. The best outcome is simply Bertans playing through his issue, which is hopefully minor.

Source: Washington Wizards on Twitter

Tobias Harris

SF, Philadelphia Sixers

Tobias Harris (knee) will be a game-time decision on Monday night.

Harris was initially listed as doubtful but has been upgraded to questionable. This is going to hurt the short-term stocks of Glenn Robinson III and Mike Scott for deep-league GMs, as it sounds like Harris might not miss too much time. With Ben Simmons already out, there should be lots of usage available, so hopefully Harris can gut it out against the Hawks.

Source: Keith Pompey on Twitter

De'Andre Hunter

SF, Atlanta Hawks

After a one-game absence De'Andre Hunter will slide back into the starting lineup Monday evening in Philadelphia.

Hunter can be an asset in deeper leagues for the remainder of the season as the minutes and opportunities to produce will be there. The rookie has averaged 12.3 points, 4.0 rebounds and 1.8 assists on the year.

Source: Sarah K. Spencer on Twitter

Bruce Brown

SG, Detroit Pistons

Bruce Brown Jr. put up eight points with 10 boards on 3-of-10 shooting in a loss to the Blazers on Sunday.

Brown Jr. is the first guard in Pistons history to have 10 or more rebounds in four consecutive games. He can be left on the wire as the Pistons rotation is a complete mess and his role is unknown.

Source: Johnny Kane on Twitter