Tobias Harris

F, Philadelphia Sixers

Tobias Harris finished Tuesday's win over the Cavs with 11 points, nine rebounds, three assists and a 3-pointer in 39 minutes.

Harris only took 12 shots on the night, and despite the great matchup and the extra usage that was supposed to be available with Jimmy Butler out, he just didn't do much. It's unfortunate but Harris is a secondary option for Philly, and only absences from Joel Embiid or Ben Simmons will shake enough touches loose to give Harris a consistent shot at the early-round numbers he delivered with the Clippers. He's still a must-start middle-round player, but it's a quiet end to a great season.

Mohamed Bamba

C, Orlando Magic

Mohamed Bamba was helped to the locker room on Monday after appearing to bang knees on a screen.

Bamba was trying not to put any pressure on the leg as he was assisted into the tunnel, so it's probably safe to say he's done for the night. That would make his final stat line tonight two points, one rebound and one block in seven minutes.

Source: John Denton on Twitter

Austin Rivers

PG, Houston Rockets

Austin Rivers is a late scratch due to flu-like symptoms on Monday vs. the Kings.

With Eric Gordon out, Rivers has been getting a good chunk of minutes each game, but he really needs about 30 minutes to put up standard league value. He's surpassed that mark a few times lately, but he shouldn't be counted on as more than a streamer.

Source: Cayleigh Griffin on Twitter

Jaylen Brown

SG, Boston Celtics

After catching an elbow to the facew, Jaylen Brown went to the locker room, but he returned to start the second half on Monday.

Brown is having a solid game, so it's nice to see him back out there to pile up some more stats.

Source: Chris Forsberg on Twitter

Jeff Teague

PG, Minnesota Timberwolves

Jeff Teague (left ankle soreness) is available on Monday, but he will not start.

Teague has been a bit up and down overall lately, but even when coming off the bench, his assists have been consistent. He had six dimes in 11 straight games until he had just one on Sunday. He's still putting up standard league value.

Source: Timberwolves PR on Twitter

Shabazz Napier

PG, Minnesota Timberwolves

Shabazz Napier (left ankle soreness) is available for Monday's game vs. the Suns.

Napier has been playing limited but regular minutes for the last four game. His six assists in the last game were great, but he had just one dime in the previous three games. With Jarrett Culver and Jeff Teague handling the ball, there's not much left for Napier right now.

Source: Timberwolves PR on Twitter

Karl-Anthony Towns

C, Minnesota Timberwolves

Karl-Anthony Towns (right knee tendinopathy) will start on Monday vs. the Suns.

It'll take more than that to make Towns sit. An extremely reliable player, KAT is once again a first half of the first round player this season.

Source: Kellan Olson on Twitter

Andrew Wiggins

SF, Minnesota Timberwolves

Andrew Wiggins (left thumb sprain) will start on Monday against the Suns.

Wiggins has been looking a bit more like the Wiggins of old recently. The drop in production has at least partly coincided with this injury, so hopefully he picks it up again once he's fully healed.

Source: Kellan Olson on Twitter

Bogdan Bogdanovic

SG, Sacramento Kings

Bogdan Bogdanovic (right knee contusion) is available to play on Monday vs. the Rockets

Bogdanovic has drawn the probable tag a lot lately, but in the last few weeks, he's only missed last Wednesday's game. Unfortunately, the injury may be hampering him as his production has slipped over this time span. He's worth holding, but if you have the choice to bench him, you might want to watch for a big game before getting him back into your lineup.

Source: Sacramento Kings on Twitter

Marvin Bagley III

PF, Sacramento Kings

Marvin Bagley (right thumb fracture) will not play on Monday in Houston.

Bagley is certainly close, based on his questionable tags. His next chance to play is on Wednesday against the Thunder.

Source: Sean Cunningham on Twitter

Marvin Williams

PF, Charlotte Hornets

According to Shams Charania, "multiple teams" are starting to look at Marvin Williams' trade availability.

It's not surprising given his quality stretch four play in a low-maintenance role, and the Hornets would be happy to move him for any futures. He's got potential to carve out late-round numbers in 9-cat leagues but it would take a perfect destination for that to happen.

Source: The Athletic