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  • SAC Power Forward #11
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    Domantas Sabonis had 22 points (7-of-12 FG), 16 rebounds and four assists in the Kings’ 140-113 victory over the Spurs on Friday.
    Sabonis briefly headed to the locker room during the game after getting hit in the face, but he returned to action and there should be no lingering effects. There were no blocks and no steals from Sabonis as he averages less than one of each per game, but he produces enough in the other categories to return 1st round value.
  • MEM Point Guard #12
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    Ja Morant (low back soreness) is questionable for Thursday’s matchup with the Warriors, and Marcus Smart (left shoulder soreness) is doubtful.
    With Smart unlikely to play, expect Scotty Pippen Jr. and Luke Kennard to see a bump in playing time off the bench. If Morant ends up sitting too, Pippen Jr. is likely to earn a spot start, making him a worthwhile streaming option.
  • ATL Center #17
    Onyeka Okongwu will be sidelined at least a week due to left knee inflammation.
    Okongwu has played well off the bench this season, and his absence should free up additional minutes for Larry Nance Jr. behind Clint Capela.
  • NOP Shooting Guard #24
    Jordan Hawkins (lumbar spine annular fissure) is questionable for Thursday’s matchup with Houston.
    Hawkins has been in and (mostly) out of New Orleans’ lineup this season, but he’ll get a chance to return Thursday against the Rockets. He’ll likely face a minutes restriction if he’s cleared to take the court.
  • CHA Small Forward #24
    Brandon Miller (left ankle sprain) is questionable for Thursday’s matchup with the Wizards.
    Miller left Monday’s matchup with the 76ers after sustaining the injury, and his status at Washington is up in the air. Isaiah Wong and Tidjane Salaun could see an uptick in playing time if Miller is sidelined.
  • SAC Power Forward #11
    Domantas Sabonis and Keegan Murray (left ankle soreness) did not practice on Wednesday ahead of Thursday’s Kings-Lakers game.
    It’s surprising to see that Sabonis missed practice while Murray is looking to bounce back after missing the Kings’ last game against the Nuggets with an ankle issue. Doug McDermott started for Murray in Sacramento’s last game and could get another chance to.
  • PHX Shooting Guard #3
    Bradley Beal (right knee swelling) logged a full practice on Wednesday ahead of Thursday’s Pacers-Suns game.
    Beal practiced in full after missing the Suns’ last two games. He’ll have a chance to suit up for Thursday’s Suns-Pacers matchup and will likely bump Royce O’Neale to the bench if available.
  • ATL Point Guard #4
    Kobe Bufkin (right shoulder instability) is set to undergo season-ending surgery.
    Bufkin appeared in just 10 games before his 2024-25 season came to a close. The Hawks guard is expected to make a full recover for the 2025-26 campaign.
  • DAL Point Guard #77
    Luka Doncic (left heel contusion) sat out of practice on Wednesday while Kyrie Irving (right shoulder soreness) played.
    Both the Mavericks’ leading scorers missed practice on Tuesday but only Irving returned ahead of Wednesday’s Mavericks-Clippers game. There’s been no indication that either star is on track to miss their next game.
  • CHI Shooting Guard #3
    Josh Giddey (right ankle sprain) is unlikely to play in Thursday’s Bulls-Celtics game.
    Giddey didn’t return to action after tweaking his ankle against the Raptors and isn’t likely to suit up against the Celtics. Zach LaVine’s availability will likely determine whether Lonzo Ball or Talen Horton-Tucker step into the starting lineup in his place.
  • CLE Small Forward #1
    Max Strus (right ankle sprain) practice fully on Wednesday ahead of Thursday’s Cavaliers-Bucks matchup.
    Strus might finally be ready to make his 2024-25 debut after being scratched from his initial target against the Nets on Monday. The Cavs forward’s return could bump Isaac Okoro down a notch on the depth chart.