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  • MEM Small Forward #18
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    Updating a previous report, Omri Casspi has not signed with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
    The club is interested in signing Casspi, but the two sides have reportedly yet to discuss the terms of a potential deal. Casspi is still evaluating his NBA opportunities.
  • MIA Power Forward #24
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    Haywood Highsmith finished Friday’s loss to the Nuggets with 15 points (6-of-10 FGs), two assists, and three 3-pointers in 35 minutes.
    Highsmith didn’t record any defensive stats on Friday, but the points and 3-pointers were solid. More noteworthy than the stats were him playing 35 minutes and starting the third quarter, as did rookie Pelle Larsson (five points, two rebounds, two assists, and one 3-pointer in 14 minutes). Highsmith and Larsson stepped in for Jimmy Butler and Nikola Jovic, with the former suffering a sprained ankle during the first quarter. If Butler can’t play against the Timberwolves on Sunday, Highsmith will have added fantasy value, potentially as a starter.
  • PHI Center #5
    Andre Drummond had 14 points (6-of-12 FGs), 12 rebounds and three steals against the Lakers on Friday.
    Drummond is a great example of how a player can be more valuable in fantasy than in real-life. While Drummond had a double-double for his fantasy managers, he was -19 in 22 minutes in a 10-point loss. He’ll continue to carry value as long as he’s starting while Joel Embiid is out. Drummond has another chance to start Sunday against the Hornets before Embiid is set to return next week.
  • PHI Small Forward #8
    Paul George had nine points (4-of-13 FGs), four rebounds, eight assists and one steal against the Lakers on Friday.
    George struggled against the Lakers. He had only nine points on 13 shots and was 0-of-6 from behind the 3-point line. George only attempted two free throws, though he excelled in a playmaking role with eight assists and no turnovers. He was -4 in 25 minutes in the 10-point loss. The Sixers get a chance to bounce back against the Hornets on Sunday.
  • LAL Shooting Guard #15
    Austin Reaves had 20 points (7-of-13 FGs), six rebounds, seven assists, one block and six 3-pointers against the 76ers on Friday.
    Reaves had his 3-point stroke going on Friday and made 6-of-10 attempts from behind the arc. He only made one other shot from the floor and didn’t have any free throw attempts, though he did contribute seven assists. Reaves had two turnovers and was +14 in 30 minutes in the 10-point victory. The Lakers will host the Raptors in their next game on Sunday.
  • LAL Power Forward #3
    Anthony Davis had 31 points (11-of-20 FGs), nine rebounds, one assist, four blocks and two 3-pointers against the 76ers on Friday.
    Davis returned to the lineup after missing Wednesday’s game against the Grizzlies. He didn’t miss a beat. Davis led the game with 31 points and was a +20 in 36 minutes in the 10-point victory. The only thing that can stop Davis this year is his health. The Lakers will host the Raptors on Sunday.
  • LAL Small Forward #23
    LeBron James had 21 points (9-of-14 FGs), 12 rebounds, 13 assists, three blocks and two 3-pointers in the Lakers’ 116-106 victory over the 76ers on Friday.
    James followed up his 39-point performance without Anthony Davis in the lineup with another brilliant effort Friday. With Davis back in, James didn’t take as many shots, but still managed to record a triple-double. LeBron had only two turnovers and was +12 in the 10-point victory. The Lakers host the Raptors on Sunday.
  • SAC Shooting Guard #0
    Malik Monk played 31 minutes in Friday’s loss to the Clippers, tallying 17 points (6-of-13 FGs, 5-of-5 FTs), one rebound, three assists, two steals, and two blocked shots.
    Monk’s playing time is why he’s a more palatable fantasy option than starter Kevin Huerter (four points, two rebounds, and one assist), who played 20 minutes on Friday. Monk logged 31 and was part of the lineup that attempted to mount a rally during the fourth quarter. The Kings got no closer than three points as Norman Powell hit big shots to close out the win. Monk remains a late-round option, but more games in which he’s as productive defensive as he was on Friday can change that.
  • SAC Power Forward #11
    Domantas Sabonis shot 9-of-12 from the field and 5-of-6 from the foul line in Friday’s loss to the Clippers, scoring 23 points with 12 rebounds, six assists, and one steal in 36 minutes.
    Friday’s double-double makes it eight straight for Sabonis, who ripped off 61 in a row last season. He’s off to a stellar start, providing top 10 per-game value in 9-cat formats and top 15 in 8-cat. The chemistry between Sabonis, De’Aaron Fox, and DeMar DeRozan has been good, and there’s still room for the trio to grow. While not many expected Sabonis to be this productive, he’s unlikely to fall too far as the season progresses.
  • SAC Point Guard #5
    De’Aaron Fox tallied 31 points (12-of-20 FGs, 5-of-6 FTs), three rebounds, one steal, and two 3-pointers in 36 minutes in Friday’s loss to the Clippers.
    Fox matched his season-high with 31 points, but the production in other categories was limited. Add seven turnovers, and the overall performance could have been much better. As one of the top 50 players in 9-cat formats, Fox provides top 25 value in turnover punt models. The Kings now hit the road for a back-to-back, beginning with the Suns on Sunday.
  • LAC Center #40
    Ivica Zubac amassed 13 points (6-of-9 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), 15 rebounds, five assists, and two blocks in 37 minutes in Friday’s win over Sacramento.
    Zubac is up to five double-doubles on the season, and Friday was the third time he’s grabbed at least 15 rebounds. With Paul George moving on to Philadelphia and Kawhi Leonard (knee) sidelined, the Clippers haven’t limited Zubac’s minutes, much to the delight of fantasy managers. As expected in drafts, Big Zu is providing top-100 per-game value, and it shouldn’t be too difficult for him to maintain that production level, even after Leonard returns.