Javonte Green

PF, Boston Celtics

Shams Charania reports that Javonte Green is likely the frontrunner for the Celtics' final roster spot.

Boston converted Max Strus to a partially guaranteed two-year deal last week, but he may still end up getting cut. Whoever wins the gig shouldn't be expected to play much this season.

Source: The Athletic

Zach LaVine

PG, Chicago Bulls

Zach LaVine (right ankle sprain) is officially probable to face the Bucks on Thursday.

LaVine got some ankle treatment today and isn't expected to miss any time, and the official designation matches up with that vibe. Wendell Carter Jr., who hasn't been truly injured since the offseason, is also listed as probable with a left thumb sprain. He'll be good to go.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Kevin Porter Jr.

SG-SF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Kevin Porter Jr. (left hip contusion) is questionable ahead of Thursday's game.

Porter hurt his hip after a fall in Tuesday's game but was able to return. So far the rookie is floating just inside the top-300 on 18.7 mpg but he should improve upon that as the year goes on. Keep an eye on a big jump from Porter after the trade deadline, though we're obviously a long way from that.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Jeff Teague

PG, Minnesota Timberwolves

Jeff Teague (illness) is available for Wednesday's tilt with the Spurs.

Teague has missed the last four games with an illness and will finally make his return to the lineup. The veteran is quietly returning top-70 value this season in a predictable bounce-back campaign, so get him in your lineups. Jarrett Culver figures to move back to the bench, though he might have one more start if the Wolves want Teague to ease back into action.

Source: Jon Krawczynski on Twitter

Matthew Dellavedova

PG, Cleveland Cavaliers

Matthew Dellavedova (right calf soreness) is questionable for Thursday's game.

Delly is outside the top-300 on the year so hopefully you're not sweating this one.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Kyle Korver

SF, Milwaukee Bucks

Kyle Korver (head contusion) has been taken off the injury report for Thursday.

Korver missed Sunday's game but wasn't expected to be dealing with something serious. He's there if you need him.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Caris LeVert

PG-SG, Brooklyn Nets

Caris LeVert (right thumb ligament damage) is expected to miss "several weeks," per Shams Charania.

The Nets will sign Iman Shumpert in the meantime, though it'll probably be a committee approach to fill LeVert's scoring and playmaking role. Spencer Dinwiddie, Garrett Temple and Joe Harris are obvious beneficiaries, while minutes should open up for guys like Dzanan Musa and Rodions Kurucs through the ripple effects that LeVert's injury will have. To this point LeVert hasn't been usable in 12-team formats (top-170/250 value in 8/9-cat) so it shouldn't be a huge loss for standard-league lineups. He's someone to hold if possible but his slow start and multi-week absence put him on the cut line if there's some attractive free agents out there.

Source: Stadium on Twitter

Javonte Green

PF, Boston Celtics

Javonte Green (sore right hip) has been cleared to play on Wednesday.

Green has been getting additional minutes since Gordon Hayward went down with his fractured hand, so if you're looking his way in 30-team formats you can comfortably deploy him tonight.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Grayson Allen

SG, Memphis Grizzlies

Grayson Allen (left ankle soreness) has been ruled out on Wednesday.

Allen was doubtful so this isn't a shock. He's not on the fantasy radar despite being in the mix to start in the preseason.

Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter

Jahlil Okafor

C, New Orleans Pelicans

Jahlil Okafor (left ankle sprain) is questionable to play on Thursday.

Okafor is battling with Jaxson Hayes for playing time behind Derrick Favors at this point, and while he's been a nice surprise in terms of effectiveness this move shouldn't impact many fantasy leagues. Currently Jah is returning numbers that put him on the map in 14-16-teamers but he's not an inspiring option unless injuries strike.

Source: Pelicans PR on Twitter

Josh Hart

SG, New Orleans Pelicans

Josh Hart (left ankle sprain, left knee sprain) has been ruled out ahead of Thursday's game.

Hart has capitalized on New Orleans' early season injuries and is posting surprising top-65 value so far this season, so this news should impact most leagues. Hopefully he isn't out long. E'Twaun Moore, Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Frank Jackson should see more run on the wings for as long as Hart is out.

Source: Pelicans PR on Twitter