Reggie Jackson - G - Detroit Pistons

Reggie Jackson (right thumb sprain) is listed as a starter for Sunday's game against the Bulls.

Jackson popped up on the injury report as questionable but looks good to go. He's been on a hot streak and has a nice matchup, so he should be in your lineup if you've got him. Keith Langlois of Pistons.com is reporting that Jackson wasn't out for warmups, but he's ready to go for the game.

Source: Rod Beard on Twitter

Jusuf Nurkic - C - Trail Blazers

Jusuf Nurkic (compound fracture, left leg) underwent season-ending surgery on Tuesday.

There is no nerve or muscle damage, which is good news. Nurkic's absence will be a big blow to the Blazers' playoff chances and it's awful to see anyone go through such a terrible injury, especially someone in the midst of a career season. Enes Kanter, Zach Collins and Meyers Leonard will need to step up with the playoffs right around the corner.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

Joakim Noah - C - Memphis Grizzlies

The Grizzlies are listing Joakim Noah (right knee soreness) as out against the Warriors on Wednesday.

With Noah out Ivan Rabb, Bruno Caboclo and Chandler Parsons will look to pick up some extra minutes at the four and behind Jonas Valanciunas at the five. Parsons and Caboclo have made for viable streaming options the past few games and will look to continue that trend on a small Wednesday slate.

Source: Grrizzlies PR on Twitter

Mike Conley - G - Memphis Grizzlies

Mike Conley (left thigh soreness) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game vs. the Warriors.

We don't know how many more games Conley will miss, but Delon Wright should be added in all leagues where he is still available, while Tyler Dorsey looks like an intriguing play given his production and minutes the past few games.

Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter

Frank Ntilikina - G - New York Knicks

Though Frank Ntilikina will be re-evaluated on Wednesday, David Fizdale said on Tuesday that he doesn't have a timetable for Ntilikina to return after he re-aggravated his groin injury Sunday.

What a tough break for Ntilikina who just returned to game action last week. The news doesn't sound great and it wouldn't be shocking if Ntilikina sat out the rest of the season. He can be ignored for the remainder of your fantasy season.

Source: Ian Begley on Twitter

Noah Vonleh - F - New York Knicks

Noah Vonleh (right ankle sprain) is considered questionable for Thursday's game vs. the Raptors.

If Vonleh can give it a go, there could potentially be an easy path to 20 or more minutes with Kevin Knox also looking iffy for the game. Pay attention to the injury reports closer to game-time as Lance Thomas could sneak his way into a starting role and become a DFS dart throw option.

Source: northjersey.com

Tyson Chandler - C - Los Angeles Lakers

Tyson Chandler (neck stiffness) is questionable to play against the Wizards on Tuesday.

Chandler is a bit player in the twilight of his career, but if he and Mike Muscala miss tonight's game against the Wizards, Moritz Wagner and Johnathan Williams will be looking at extended minutes.

Source: Kyle Goon on Twitter

Reggie Bullock - F - Los Angeles Lakers

The Lakers are now listing Reggie Bullock (right plantar fasciitis) as out for Tuesday's game against the Wizards.

Bullock will join Josh Hart on the sidelines tonight, opening up a continued prime position for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Alex Caruso. KCP has been on a fire lately and has been making a case to be owned in all leagues for the final stretch run.

Source: Kyle Goon on Twitter

LeBron James - F - Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James (left knee contusion) will be available to play in Tuesday's game against the Wizards.

It will be business as usual for LBJ tonight, so make sure to get him back in to your lineups. LeBron has a nice matchup against the Wizards' soft defense in a big DFS slate tonight, and is a worthy pivot play.

Source: Kyle Goon on Twitter

Elfrid Payton - G - New Orleans Pelicans

Elfrid Payton (bruised right wrist) was upgraded to probable for Tuesday's game against the Hawks.

Feel free to get Payton back in your lineup. Payton has been a top-70 guy in 9-cat leagues over his last six games and has a nice matchup for opposing PG's against the Hawks on tap for tonight.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Anthony Davis - F/C - New Orleans Pelicans

The Pelicans are now listing Anthony Davis (lower back spasms) as doubtful against the Hawks on Tuesday.

Julius Randle, Cheick Diallo and Jahlil Okafor should all see some extra minutes tonight, with the latter two becoming nice streaming targets in a plus matchup. Be sure to check the starting lineups as we get closer to tip-off.

Source: NBA Injury Report