Troy Brown Jr.

SF, Washington Wizards

Troy Brown Jr. had another quality game, providing 16 points (6-of-15 FGs, 3-of-4 FTs), nine rebounds, two assists, one steal and one 3-pointer in 31 minutes in Summer League on Monday vs. the Nets.

Brown has been looking the way you'd hope a 15th pick would play after a year of learning the NBA game. With the thin depth chart in Washington, he could be looking at big minutes and a decent role that makes him worth watching closely in standard fantasy leagues.

Kevin Love

PF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Kevin Love was the same solid asset on Thursday in a loss to the Heat, putting up a double-double with 21 points, 10 boards, and five defensive counters.

The five defensive counters (as well as three triples) were a nice bonus from Love, who has been huge for fantasy purposes as the only star on this otherwise very unimpressive roster. As long as Love is healthy and on this team, he's a lock for high-end value.

Carmelo Anthony

PF, Portland Trail Blazers

Carmelo Anthony has a agreed to sign with the Portland Trailblazers.

The deal is reportedly non-guaranteed and with Portland sliding in the standings, the move screams desperation. Melo will be able to provide you some points on inefficient shooting if he can get minutes in the mid-20s and this move would mean Mario Hezonja and Skal Labissiere would lose most of their minutes. Nassir Little might slide over to the bench for Melo, but we'll find out soon enough. Carmelo Anthony hasn't been inside the top-100 in value since the 2016-2017 season and was barely inside the top-200 last season with 29.4 minutes a game. If you're scooping him up, make sure you're giving up nothing of real value.

Larry Nance Jr.

PF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Larry Nance Jr. put up a nice 14 point and eight rebounds in 23 minutes of action on Thursday despite re-injuring a left thumb injury.

Nance didn't come back after going to the locker room He aggravated his left thumb injury and we'll see if that keeps him out in future contests. If it does, we'll see more Tristan Thompson than usual. Otherwise, there isn't much additional value in the Cavs frontcourt

Hamidou Diallo

SG, Oklahoma City Thunder

Hamidou Diallo popped up as questionable on the injury report for Friday's game with a sprained left knee.

Diallo struggled in Tuesday's game and was a non-participant in Thursday's practice so it hasn't been a great week for him. We'll see if he can suit up on Friday.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

SG, Los Angeles Lakers

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (ankle) is questionable for Friday's game against the Kings.

KCP isn't worth a look in standard leagues right now so even if he does miss out it shouldn't have a big impact on most teams.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Anthony Davis

PF-C, Los Angeles Lakers

Anthony Davis is probable for Friday's game against the Kings.

Davis missed Wednesday's game against the Warriors with shoulder soreness but he looks like he'll be ready to be back to his usual self on Friday. Roll him out as usual. Yay.

Source: NBA Injury Report

Chandler Parsons

SF, Atlanta Hawks

Chandler Parsons (knees) is now available for Thursday's game.

Parsons has been upgraded three times today, though we still don't imagine he'll play much, if at all, for the Hawks.

Source: Kevin Chouinard on Twitter

Daniel Theis

PF, Boston Celtics

Daniel Theis (sprained pinky) is questionable for Friday's game.

Theis missed Boston's last game but isn't expected to miss extended time. He could bump Enes Kanter back to the bench upon his return, though Kanter is coming off a solid performance on Wednesday. We have yet to see how the Celtics deploy a full-strength center group, so Theis remains worth holding where he's already rostered just to see how things shake out.

Source: Chris Forsberg on Twitter

Robert Williams III

C-F, Boston Celtics

Robert Williams (ankle) is questionable ahead of Friday's game against the Warriors.

The Celtics may not press their youngster in a winnable game against Golden State (that's still weird to say). If he does play, he'll be worth getting into lineups as a source of blocks and efficient, low-volume scoring. If Williams remains out, Enes Kanter, Vincent Poirier and Grant Williams should get the center minutes again, assuming Daniel Theis is also out.

Source: Chris Forsberg on Twitter

Larry Nance Jr.

PF, Cleveland Cavaliers

Larry Nance Jr. (left thumb) went back to the locker room in Thursday's game.

Nance was already sporting a thumb wrap so hopefully this isn't a serious issue, though he looked to be in considerable pain. We'll keep you posted on his condition.

Source: Chris Fedor on Twitter