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Raphielle

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Raphielle Johnson has been with NBC Sports in some capacity since 2013, beginning as a college basketball writer before transitioning to fantasy basketball. A longtime supporter of AC Milan, he can be followed on Threads and X at @raphiellej.

With Paul George reinjuring his knee, Oubre may be back in the mix as a standard-league streamer.
Dalton Knecht and Santi Aldama were two of the low-rostered standouts on Tuesday.
Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic, and Damian Lillard are three players with availability concerns heading into Week 5.
Eighteen teams will play three-game slates during the final full week before Thanksgiving.
Tari Eason, Brandon Boston Jr., and Jared McCain are some players who should be targeted ahead of Week 5.
Robert Williams was outstanding on Tuesday but doesn’t have the best schedule moving forward.
Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis, and Chet Holmgren joined the injury list over the week, leaving significant holes in their teams’ rotations and fantasy lineups.
Fantasy managers must work with injuries to Kevin Durant and Ja Morant and Joel Embiid’s anticipated return.
Scotty Pippen Jr., Jose Alvarado, and Peyton Watson are among the low-rostered players fantasy managers should target ahead of Week 4.
Zaccharie Risacher, Bennedict Mathurin, and Davion Mitchell were among the low-rostered standouts on Wednesday.
Peyton Watson, Jose Alvarado, and Ochai Agbaji are some fantasy adds who stood out on a busy Monday night.
Paul George, Joel Embiid, and Stephen Curry could all return to action during Week 3.
With no games being played on Election Day (Tuesday), fantasy managers will have four robust game days to work with.
Nick Richards, Bilal Coulibaly, and Zaccharie Risacher are three players who managers should target ahead of Week 3.
Bilal Coulibaly, Alex Sarr, and Zaccharie Risacher all have added value due to injuries that left their teams shorthanded.
Thanks to a productive supporting cast, the Warriors erased a 20-point deficit despite not having Stephen Curry, Andrew Wiggins, or De’Anthony Melton.
Fantasy managers are still in a holding pattern regarding Joel Embiid and Paul George, and Stephen Curry is dealing with a sprained ankle.
It’s a “same as it ever was” case for the 76ers, who are still waiting for Joel Embiid and Paul George to be cleared.
Ten players you should strongly consider picking up, including Dyson Daniels.
Joel Embiid, Paul George, and Jalen Williams are three of the players whose statuses will heavily influence Week 1 in fantasy basketball.
The NBA regular season is finally here, with Joel Embiid and Paul George among the significant injury concerns.
New to fantasy basketball this season? We got you covered.
With 2024 being an Olympic year, how much weight should that be given when completing your fantasy draft?
Considering punting a particular category in your fantasy basketball draft? This guide should help.