Chandler Parsons

SF, Atlanta Hawks

According to Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports!, Chandler Parsons suffered suffered “multiple severe and permanent injuries including a traumatic brain injury, disc herniation and torn labrum," after being hit by another driver being charged with a DUI from the incident and his basketball future is unclear.

Our prayers go up for Parsons and his family. Parsons was not a part of the Hawks rotation before this devastating accident and can be left on the waiver wire. We hope for a speedy recovery for parsons.

Source: Chris Haynes on Twitter

Chandler Parsons

SF, Atlanta Hawks

Lawyers representing Chandler Parsons have shared that the Hawks small forward suffered a traumatic brain injury, disc herniation and torn labrum, and his return to play is unclear.

The statement alleges that the injuries are "severe and permanent." We send our best wishes to Parsons and his family in what figures to be a long recovery period. It also sounds like the matter will be litigated in court, so we should not expect Parsons back in the NBA any time soon. This is just the latest setback in the unfortunate career of Parsons, but hopefully he can regain his prior physical condition after an arduous, years-long rehabilitation process for his numerous knee injuries throughout his career.

Source: Chris Haynes on Twitter

Carsen Edwards

PG, Boston Celtics

Carden Edwards will not be active for Monday's game against the Lakers despite being called up to the main roster.

With Brown off the injury report and Kemba Walker expecting to play, the Celtics don't need for Edwards at this time. He is well off the fantasy radar.

Source: Jay King on Twitter

Jaylen Brown

SG, Boston Celtics

Jaylen Brown (right thumb sprain) will be available to play for Monday's game against the Lakers.

Brown missed the last couple of games dealing with the thumb injury, but is good to go for this primetime matchup with the Lakers. Feel free to plug Brown, who has been a top-70 player in 9/8 cat leagues this season, back into all lineups.

Source: Tim Bontemps on Twitter

Kemba Walker

PG, Boston Celtics

Kemba Walker (sore left knee) said that he is feeling better and expects to play against the Lakers on Monday.

If Walker is to be believed, he will end up missing just one game with the knee injury. Be sure to check back closer to game time to confirm Walker's status. If He were to sit, Brad Wanamaker and Grant Williams would get extra run, while Marcus Smart and Gordon Hayward facilitate more of the offense.

Source: Jay King on Twitter

Anthony Davis

PF-C, Los Angeles Lakers

Anthony Davis will return from his gluteal contusion on Monday versus the Celtics.

Davis' sore butt cost him five games, but he returns against one of the best possible matchups in the Celtics. It comes as a slight surprise given that he only took limited part in practice on Friday and then didn't practice at all over the weekend. It's unlikely that Davis is eased back, but as the best per-minute producer in the history of fantasy basketball, he's an obvious start tonight regardless of any hypothetical restrictions. The slice of the pie for Javale McGee and Dwight Howard shrinks with this news, and expect the two centers to cancel each other's value just as they had been doing prior to Davis' butt bruise.

Source: Mike Trudell on Twitter

Wendell Carter Jr.

C, Chicago Bulls

Wendell Carter Jr. (right ankle sprain) recently shared that his rehab has been progressing well and that he anticipates a return to the court on the early side of his initial 4-to-6 week timetable.

Carter was initially injured on January 6th, so an early return would mean he plays shortly before the All-Star Game weekend. When asked when he'd expect to return relative to his timetable, Carter responded, “Definitely closer to the four. My progress has been really good lately, so definitely closer to the four than the six.’’ This is an encouraging sign, but keep in mind players have an incentive to feel optimistic about their rehab and the Bulls could still choose to hold him out through the All-Star weekend given if it gives him a few extra days to heal. Carter was hovering around top 100 value on the season, but his upside warrants rostering, particularly in leagues with an IL spot.

Source: Chicago Sun-Times

Jacob Evans

SG, Golden State Warriors

Jacob Evans (concussion) will be absent from Monday's game against the Blazers.

That makes three consecutive games that Evans has been forced to sit out. He has not been able to crack the Warriors depleted rotation for a consistent role this year, and it is safe to assume that it is not going to happen anytime soon. Evans is only worth owning in the deepest of fantasy leagues when he is healthy.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Abdel Nader

SF, Oklahoma City Thunder

Abdel Nader will miss Monday's showdown against the Rockets due to a left ankle sprain.

That'll be Nader's fourth straight game on the sidelines. He's been receiving minutes in the mid-teens lately and does not make much of them. Best to not bother wasting your fantasy memory space on Nader.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Chandler Hutchison

SF, Chicago Bulls

Chandler Hutchison is probable to play against the Bucks on Monday due to a sore right shoulder.

The injury has not cost him any games yet, although there were some concerns when it first arose back on Wednesday. You should feel comfortable including him in your lineup if you own him. Hutchison has been on a roll in the steals department lately.

Source: NBA Injury Report