Rudy Gay

SF, San Antonio Spurs

The Spurs have officially re-signed Rudy Gay.

Gay is going back to San Antonio on a two-year, $32 million deal. The addition of DeMarre Carroll could see him pushed for minutes but he's enough of a key cog in the rotation that he shouldn't fall off the standard-league map.

Source: San Antonio Spurs

Frank Kaminsky

PF, Phoenix Suns

Frank Kaminsky (left hip contusion) is available and listed as a starter for the Suns on Tuesday.

The Tank will be manning the five spot while Aron Baynes (right hip contusion) is sitting this one out, making Kaminsky an intriguing DFS punt play.

Source: Suns on Twitter

Ricky Rubio

PG, Phoenix Suns

Ricky Rubio is active and will start for the Suns on Tuesday.

Rubio was a game-time call and it looks like the Spanish Suave is ready to roll. He will be good for a points, steals, a couple of threes and steals as per his usual output.

Source: Suns on Twitter

Anthony Davis

PF-C, Los Angeles Lakers

Anthony Davis (right shoulder soreness) will play and start for the Lakers on Tuesday after missing one game to rest his shoulder.

AD is good to go, so make sure the top-3 talent is active in your fantasy lineups for today.

Source: Matthew Moreno on Twitter

Ricky Rubio

PG, Phoenix Suns

Both Ricky Rubio and Frank Kaminsky are being listed as game-time decisions for Tuesday.

They're warming up and being looked at by the training staff prior to the game to see if they can give it a go.

Source: Kayte Christensen-Hunter on Twitter

Aron Baynes

C, Phoenix Suns

Aron Baynes has been ruled out for Tuesday's game vs. the Kings with a right hip contusion

With Baynes out, expect to see a lot more of Frank Kaminsky and Dario Saric play the five in this game.

Source: Kayte Christensen-Hunter on Twitter

Kawhi Leonard

SF, Los Angeles Clippers

Kawhi Leonard is listed as questionable to play vs. the Celtics on Wednesday with a left knee contusion.

He was ruled out early for Monday's game, so this questionable status is line with his injury. Expect the Clippers to take it slow with Kawhi, especially since they now have Paul George back to help them win games.

Source: Andrew Greif on Twitter

Marcus Smart

PG, Boston Celtics

Marcus Smart (right ankle) is probable to play vs. the Clippers on Wednesday.

Smart expressed post-game that he believed he can play through his sprained ankle. He's tough as nails and it's no surprise that a day of rest might just do the trick. He's been a top-50 play since Gordon Hayward (hand) went down, so it's nice to see him likely take the court.

Source: Chris Forsberg on Twitter

Seth Curry

SG, Dallas Mavericks

Seth Curry (illness) is being listed as questionable to play against the Warriors on Wednesday.

Curry been roughly a top-200/220 player in 9/8 cat leagues this year in 21.5 mpg. If Curry can't play on Wednesday, Delon Wright may be inserted back into the starting lineup against a Warriors team that ranks dead last in defensive rating and 28th in opponents ppg.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Andrew Wiggins

SF, Minnesota Timberwolves

Andrew Wiggins (illness) is being listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Jazz.

Wiggins joins Josh Okogie (questionable) and Jake Layman (doubtful) on the injury report in what could be a depleted wing rotation for the Wolves. In the event that all three can't go, Jarrett Culver would see as much time as he can handle.

Source: Wolves PR on Twitter

Shabazz Napier

PG, Minnesota Timberwolves

Shabazz Napier (right hamstring strain) is doubtful for Wednesday's game against the Jazz.

Napier will miss his ninth consecutive contest on Wednesday. He can be dropped while his injury situation remains murky.

Source: Wolves PR on Twitter