Marcus

Bagley

Bagley has taken advantage of his opportunity with Philadelphia. He’s on a second 10-day contract, and he was able to record his second consecutive double-double in this game. He set new career highs for both rebounds and steals after recording a 20/10 double-double on Friday. Bagley likely didn’t do enough to earn a standard contract, and he will probably be back in the G League next season. Still, it was cool to see him play this well.

Yabusele is set to miss his fourth straight game and all signs point to Marcus Bagley filling in at power forward. Lonnie Walker will likely hold onto his starting role with Justin Edwards out.

Bagley entered Friday’s game having made just one of his 21 attempts from beyond the arc this season. However, he found his shot in this game, even if it didn’t result in a win. The younger brother of former No. 2 overall pick Marvin Bagley, Marcus has gotten to start the last three games for the 76ers and will finish out the season on his second 10-day contract for them. He will likely spend next season back in the G League, where he has played well for the 76ers’ affiliate over the last two seasons.

Reese’s Achilles tendon injury, which he suffered during Wednesday’s win over the Wizards, will keep him out of Friday’s game. His absence does not significantly impact active fantasy leagues, but it should mean more playing time for Marcus Bagley and Colin Castleton.

Yabusele missed Monday’s loss to the Heat and is now set to miss a second-straight game. Marcus Bagley started in his place and finished with six points, six rebounds, one steal and one block in 23 minutes. He should start again, but he isn’t a high-priority streaming option.

With Justin Edwards out due to injury and Guerschon Yabusele for personal reasons, the 76ers had two voids to fill in their starting lineup. Walker and Bagley move into the starting five, with the former being the safer streaming choice for managers in active leagues.

Yabusele’s name has been added to Philadelphia’s long list of absentees for Monday’s game against the Heat. His absence means more playing time for Marcus Bagley and Colin Castleton, one of whom may be asked to start in Yabusele’s place. His absence also raises Adem Bona’s fantasy ceiling, and he’s the player managers in active leagues should target.

The 23-year-old made five appearances on the first contract, averaging 4.2 points, 5.2 rebounds and 1.2 blocks in 20 minutes per game. He’ll wrap up the season with the 76ers and should play a large role, but he’ll likely be back in the G League to start next season.

Hood-Schifino is back after sitting out Wednesday’s loss to the Wizards. His return likely means fewer minutes for Marcus Bagley and Phillip Wheeler, who both played rotation minutes on Wednesday. Hood-Schifino has not provided consistent production, but he’ll get the minutes needed to achieve fantasy relevance in deep leagues.

JHS has played well in Philadelphia when compared to his time with the Lakers and Jazz. The former first-round pick should see a significant reserve role if he is available, with Jared Butler, Marcus Bagley and Phillip Wheeler taking on extra minutes if JHS is out.