Thomas Bryant

C, Washington Wizards

Thomas Bryant had a nice performance on Sunday vs. the Bucks, scoring 17 points on 6-of-13 shooting with five rebounds.

Bryant was also 4-of-8 from 3-point range. It is starting to look like Bryant will easily eclipse his average of 0.5 3-pointers from last year. He did this all in 26 minutes of action, and continues to look like a strong mid-round selection.

Jahlil Okafor

C, New Orleans Pelicans

Jahlil Okafor (ankle) has been ruled out of Thursday's game vs. the Suns.

This means that Jaxson Hayes and Nicolo Melli will get some extra run tonight. Both players should be productive in a favorable matchup vs. the Suns.

Source: Pelicans PR on Twitter

Frank Kaminsky

PF, Phoenix Suns

Frank Kaminsky (left hip contusion) will get another spot start for the Suns on Thursday.

Kaminsky was listed as probable initially, so it looks like the big man is good to go. He's a DFS and season-long play for points and threes.

Source: Suns on Twitter

Dario Saric

PF, Phoenix Suns

Dario Saric (knee contusion) is in the starting lineup vs. the Pelicans on Thursday.

Saric has been on a slump. Hopefully, the absence of Aron Baynes (right hip contusion) gets him going.

Source: Suns on Twitter

Jahlil Okafor

C, New Orleans Pelicans

Jahlil Okafor is out for Thursday's game against the Suns with a sprained left ankle.

Okafor is out again in this game, which is a shame because there's opportunity in the front court for the Pelicans with Derrick Favors hobbled. Jaxson Hayes should have a really good shot to show what he's made of.

Source: Pelicans PR on Twitter

Lonzo Ball

PG, New Orleans Pelicans

Lonzo Ball (right adductor strain) will be active off the bench against the Suns on Thursday.

Ball has missed the last six games with this injury so he will naturally be limited in his first game back. This will likely mute the excitement for Nickeil Alexander-Walker going forward if Ball can get back on the ball.

Source: Daniel Sallerson on Twitter

Ricky Rubio

PG, Phoenix Suns

Ricky Rubio (back spasms) has been ruled out of Thursday's game against the Pelicans.

Rubio has been struggling with this back issue since missing Monday's game. With Rubio inactive, Tyler Johnson will start in his place. Devin Booker will be a primary ball handler and we'll see some extra run out of Jevon Carter.

Source: Daniel Sallerson on Twitter

Draymond Green

PF, Golden State Warriors

Draymond Green is questionable for Friday's game against Utah with a sore right heel.

This is the same issue that cost Green the game on Wednesday. The Ky Bowman hype train rolls on and the Warriors have one foot on the golf course at this point it seems.

Source: Andy Larsen on Twitter

Trevor Ariza

SF, Sacramento Kings

Trevor Ariza did not travel with the team on their current road trip and will be out against the Nets on Friday as a result.

It is unclear as to why Ariza didn't travel with the team but it is possible that something is going on with his role within the rotation. Ariza is currently playing only 20.6 minutes per game, the lowest mark since the 2007-08 season.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Aaron Gordon

PF, Orlando Magic

Aaron Gordon's MRI revealed that he suffered a right ankle contusion and his return will depend on how he responds to treatment.

Gordon got away from Wednesday's game without suffering a severe ankle injury. It is unclear how many games he will be forced to miss but he has already been ruled out of Saturday's contest vs. the Pacers. Al-Farouq Aminu, Khem Birch and Mo Bamba will see additional time with Gordon and Nikola Vučević (ankle) ruled out.

Source: Josh Robbins on Twitter

Aaron Gordon

PF, Orlando Magic

Aaron Gordon will not play on Saturday vs. the Pacers due to a right ankle contusion he suffered during Wednesday's game.

Gordon's diagnosis seems to be slightly more positive than teammate Nikola Vučević but he will still be forced to miss time as a result. It is unclear at this point what his timetable to return will be. This is a situation to monitor if Gordon is on your fantasy team. Expect Al-Farouq Aminu, Mo Bamba and Khem Birch to see extra time during his absence.

Source: Roy Parry on Twitter