Quinn Cook

PG, Los Angeles Lakers

Quinn Cook was active for Thursday's preseason matchup against the Nets but did not enter the game.

This may be nothing more than the Lakers' staff taking extra precautions with their PG. Cook has the championship experience and floor spacing ability to complement LeBron James and company but is firmly in a crowded rotation. Standard league owners can look elsewhere.

Source: Mike Trudell on Twitter

Mitchell Robinson

C, New York Knicks

Villanova coach Jay Wright has no interest in the Knicks, as reported on Monday, but Tom Thibodeau very much would like to coach at the Garden, according to Marc Berman of the NY Post.

Thibodeau’s reputation took a hit after he was fired last season during his third year in Minnesota, even after he took the Wolves to the playoffs for the first time in 13 years. He reportedly did not connect with the young players, practicing them too hard and being too vocal on the bench. Thibs has ties with the Knicks, as he was a former assistant, and it’s likely that he gets an interview in the upcoming months but it remains to be seen what kind of roster the Knicks try to assemble for next year.

Source: NY Post

Jeremy Pargo

PG, Golden State Warriors

Guards Jeremy Pargo and Zach Norvell Jr. will not re-sign with the Warriors after their 10-day contracts ended on Tuesday.

“I know we have a list of players we’d like to take a look at,” Steve Kerr said. It seems that the Warriors will take the time to evaluate more guys in the upcoming weeks making it hard to count on any players they bring in. In three games with the Warriors, Norvell averaged just 3.3 points on 27.3 percent shooting. Pargo meanwhile had a nice showing with the team and it’s not out of question that another franchise takes a look at him.

Source: San Francisco Chronicle

Maurice Harkless

SF, New York Knicks

During an appearance on ESPN, Sam Amick of The Athletic said on Tuesday that the Lakers are monitoring Maurice Harkless' situation in the event that the Knicks part with him.

The Lakers missed out on Reggie Jackson but they are still looking to add more firepower ahead of the playoffs. Harkless could give them more defensive versatility but it remains unclear whether New York is willing to let him walk. Regardless, it’s unlikely he has much fantasy value even if he lands with the Lakers.

Source: Sam Amick of The Athletic

John Beilein

, Cleveland Cavaliers

According to Adrian Wojnarowski, John Beilein is leaving as the Cavs’ coach and J.B. Bickerstaff will be elevated to head coach.

It’s still not official, but once Woj says it’s happening, it’s happening. A shake-up is likely to be a great thing for this roster that contains at least a few unhappy star players in Kevin Love and Andre Drummond. Be ready to act on any significant role changes that come with this move. For example, will Larry Nance Jr. and/or Kevin Porter Jr. take on expanded roles?

Source: Adrian Wojnarowski on Twitter

Terry Rozier

PG, Charlotte Hornets

Terry Rozier (left knee soreness) practiced in full on Tuesday.

Rozier missed the Hornet's final game heading into the All-Star break, but it wasn't considered to be a long-term concern. Feel free to get Rozier back into all lineups ahead of Thursday's game against the Bulls.

Source: Rod Boone on Twitter

Damian Lillard

PG, Portland Trail Blazers

Coach Terry Stotts said that he wouldn't put a timetable on when star point guard Damian Lillard (right groin strain) would return, but he is expected to be re-evaluated on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Lillard was given a timetable of 1-2 weeks last Wednesday, as the All-Star break came at an ideal time. Lillard has a shot to avoid any missed time if his re-evaluation shows progress, but owners should prepare for a scenario in which he misses a handful of games. The Blazers have five games remaining in February.

Source: NBC Sports

Dario Saric

PF, Phoenix Suns

The Suns expect Dario Saric (left ankle) to be available to play against the Raptors on Friday.

James Jones said that he expects everyone outside ok Frank Kaminsky to be available for Friday's game, meaning Tyler Johnson will be out there as well. While Saric has been out, Mikal Bridges has seen his role expand while Kelly Oubre Jr. has played a lot of PF. Keep an eye on how the rotation shakes out now that the Suns are healthy shakes out.

Source: Kellan Olson on Twitter

Aron Baynes

C, Phoenix Suns

James Jones said that he expects Aron Baynes (left hip soreness) to be available for Friday's game against the Raptors.

Baynes will be joining Deandre Ayton and the rest of the injured Suns' players in returning for this one. Baynes hasn't played in roughly a month and should be seeing a minimal role off the bench down the stretch. He can be left on the waiver wire unless something happens to Ayton.

Source: Kellan Olson on Twitter

Deandre Ayton

C, Phoenix Suns

James Jones said that he expects Deandre Ayton (left ankle soreness) to be available to play against the Raptors on Friday.

Ayton missed a few games to close out the first half, but it looks like the second-year big man will be good to go when the Suns return to action. Ayton was putting up top-12/16 per-game value in 9/8 cat leagues in the 13 games before going down, and owners have to be ecstatic to get him back in their lineups. Cheick Diallo will revert to a deep reserve role.

Source: Kellan Olson on Twitter

Cody Martin

PF, Charlotte Hornets

Cody Martin (concussion protocol) fully participated in Tuesday's practice session.

Martin found himself in the starting lineup before going down a few weeks ago, as he has started to earn a bigger role in coach James Borrego's rotation. With Marvin Williams and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist out of the picture, Martin should have a reasonably safe role for the second half of the season.

Source: Rick Bonnell on Twitter