Nassir Little

SF, Portland Trail Blazers

Nassir Little (left ankle sprain) is available to play in Wednesday's tilt against the Nuggets.

Little doesn't hold much value as he battles for backup minutes with a host of players.

Source: Jay Allen on Twitter

Troy Daniels

SG, Los Angeles Lakers

Troy Daniels will have a precautionary MRI after tweaking his right knee during practice.

Daniels is coming off a nice game against the Raptors in which he scored 11 points. However, his playing time has been sporadic overall and an injury wouldn't help matters.

Source: Mike Trudell on Twitter

Anthony Davis

PF-C, Los Angeles Lakers

Anthony Davis has a sore right shoulder but is considered probable to face the Suns on Tuesday.

Lakers coach Frank Vogel was noncommittal when asked if this could be a season-long shoulder issue. Davis did practice on Monday which bodes well for his playing in Phoenix.

Source: Mike Bresnahan on Twitter

Rajon Rondo

PG, Los Angeles Lakers

Rajon Rondo (right calf strain) is questionable for Tuesday's game against the Suns.

Rondo was hoping to make his season debut on Sunday but was eventually ruled out. His minutes are likely to be limited at first even when he does return.

Source: Mike Bresnahan on Twitter

Caris LeVert

PG-SG, Brooklyn Nets

Caris LeVert will miss Tuesday's game with the Jazz due to a sprained right thumb.

LeVert has gone 6-for-23 from the field in his last two games, so maybe this injury contributed to his struggles. LeVert is headed for an MRI, so expect Taurean Prince and Garrett Temple to benefit while LeVert is sidelined.

Source: Brian Lewis on Twitter

Gordon Hayward

SF, Boston Celtics

Gordon Hayward will have surgery on his fractured left hand on Monday afternoon.

Hayward was off to a strong start this season before suffering the injury against the Spurs on Saturday. No timetable has been established yet, but obviously he will be looking at an extended absence. Robert Williams, Marcus Smart and Daniel Theis could be in line for more minutes, not to mention the returning Enes Kanter.

Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter

JA Morant

PG, Memphis Grizzlies

Ja Morant and Brandon Clarke are expected to have their workloads increased over the course of the season.

This isn't surprising, especially with Morant coming off offseason knee surgery and Clarke dealing with back soreness, but the fact that both rookies were given a rest day on the weekend raised some eyebrows. Hopefully those random absences are more of an early season problem. Both Clarke and Morant make for nice trade options as well, if you do believe that they'll finish the year strong on the back of extra minutes.

Source: The Athletic

Romeo Langford

SG, Boston Celtics

Romeo Langford (illness) is probable for Monday's game.

Langford has only seen action in three games this season but may come into minutes with Gordon Hayward out. He's someone to monitor in 20-team leagues and is already on the dynasty radar.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Jeremy Lamb

SG, Indiana Pacers

Jeremy Lamb (sprained left ankle) was not able to practice on Monday.

Lamb has been out for about a week now with no real signs of progress reported publicly. Aaron Holiday will continue to start, with minutes also opening up for TJ McConnell, Justin Holiday and Doug McDermott. There's no great pickup here in standard formats, but McConnell is the option for dimes, McDermott has the best scoring upside, Justin Holiday is the best bet for steals and threes, while Aaron offers the most balance as the player who is likely to chip in across the board.

Source: Nathan Brown on Twitter

Myles Turner

C, Indiana Pacers

Myles Turner (right ankle sprain) went through drills in Monday's practice but didn't "go live."

It means that Turner didn't complete a full practice and skipped the full-contact stuff, but he may still be able to play tomorrow if he responds well to today's work. A return looks to be coming soon, which will bump JaKarr Sampson from the starting five.

Source: Nathan Brown on Twitter

Goga Bitadze

C, Indiana Pacers

Goga Bitadze (concussion) was unable to practice on Monday.

It's safe to rule Bitadze out of Indiana's next game, and there's no timetable for his return. While it'd be great to hold onto the talented rookie so we can see what his minutes look like when Myles Turner is also healthy, he's getting harder to hang onto if you don't have an open IR spot.

Source: Nathan Brown on Twitter