PJ Tucker

F, Houston Rockets

P.J. Tucker logged another 42 minutes on Thursday night, finishing a game-high plus-14 with eight points, nine rebounds and two triples.

Tucker typically won't impact the box score much but he's been vital to Houston's success this postseason. He's pretty much always in the right spot to rotate or help and continues to make life miserable for whichever poor soul crosses his path. PJT is doing serious damage on the glass and has been Houston's X-factor in this series. Clint Capela was also excellent on defense and produced a more fantasy-friendly line of 12 points, 14 rebounds and two blocks in 27 minutes — including one big denial of Draymond Green at the rim.

Paul George

SF, Los Angeles Clippers

Paul George had a quiet Wednesday night by his standards but still fills the stat sheet, ending with 13 points, five boards, three assists, a steal, a block and two 3's.

George is a first-round talent on a per-game basis this year. His health is looking good and he should be able to shoulder a lot of the load for fantasy teams this year.

Terrence Ross

SG, Orlando Magic

Terrence Ross was off his game on Wednesday and was limited to scoring four points on 2-of-11 shooting with one rebound, one assist and three steals.

Ouch. Ross was on a bit of a heater prior to this one, so the sting is real. That said, he's been trending up so just consider this a hiccup thanks to a tough matchup against one of the best teams in the league.

Jaylen Brown

SG, Boston Celtics

Jaylen Brown dropped 18 points (7-for-12 shooting), eight rebounds, eight assists, two triples and one steal in Wednesday's loss to the Pacers.

Brown continues to show no signs of slowing down since the return of Gordon Hayward, who actually left this game. Brown seems like he's in a groove right now and should continue to produce.

Ivica Zubac

C, Los Angeles Clippers

Ivica got the start but was limited to seven points, contributing in other ways with eight rebounds, an assist, a steal and two blocks on Wednesday.

Zubac only saw 16 minutes of action but made the most of it in the counting categories. He ceded his minutes to Montrezl Harrell who had 10 points, six rebounds and four assists. Patrick Patterson also chipped in with 11 points and seven rebounds. Harrell is the one to own here, even if he is coming off the bench.

D.J. Augustin

PG, Orlando Magic

D.J. Augustin started on Wednesday for an ill Markelle Fultz but was a virtual non-factor, mustering just two points, three rebounds and two assists.

Augustin has taken a massive hit this season with the rise to viability of Fultz. Not only has he ceded the starting PG job, but Augustin has also struggled to maintain consideration in 16-team leagues or deeper.

Jayson Tatum

SF, Boston Celtics

Jayson Tatum didn't have his shot going (4-for-13 shooting) on Wednesday but stayed aggressive attacking the basket (6-for-6 free throws) scoring 16 points to go along with six rebounds, three assists, two triples and two steals.

Tatum had been shooting pretty efficiently recently so it's not a surprise to see that fall off a bit. It's encouraging to see him put up a productive line even on the off night.

Kevin Love

PF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Kevin Love had a strong outing in Wednesday's 116-110 loss to the Rockets, finishing with 17 points, 11 boards, two assists, a steal and a block on 8-of-14 shooting.

When Love plays, you can count on mid-round value from him. He is currently sitting as a top-70 player this season. A trade may result in Love playing in more games down the stretch, as well.

Mikal Bridges

SF, Phoenix Suns

Mikal Bridges (left finger sprain) will play on Wednesday after being listed as probable.

Hopefully Bridges picks up where he left off, which was rounding into a solid 3-and-D contributor.

Source: NBA.com

Collin Sexton

PG, Cleveland Cavaliers

Collin Sexton ended his Wednesday night with 18 points, a rebound and a steal on 8-of-14 shooting.

Other than the scoring, Sexton doesn't bring much to the table. He's sitting just instead the top-200 now and is only a streaming candidate in standard league at this point.

Cameron Johnson

SF, Phoenix Suns

Cam Johnson (left hip soreness) will play on Wednesday against the Grizzlies after being listed as probable.

Johnson is a decent look if you need some supplemental three-pointers. It will be interesting to see how his return affects the minutes for Mikal Bridges in the Suns rotation.

Source: NBA.com