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Morrow

“Absolutely,” Morrow said. “Mike [D’Antoni] knows I love him, tell him to give me a call.” The Rockets could use another 3-point shooter, and Morrow fits the bill as a career 41.7% shooter from beyond the arc. Plus, the Rockets could be without James Harden (hamstring) for a bit, as an MRI revealed a Grade 1 strain. It’s unclear if the interest is mutual, but this wouldn’t have a lot of fantasy implications anyways.

Unless we hear that Wallace is going to be held back or eased in, there is no reason for owners to hold back on using him. Considering how bad things were in Portland, the move to Jersey looks like a net positive for Crash on the surface. Jordan Farmar and Anthony Morrow will struggle a bit more for minutes, assuming Deron Williams (calf) plays, of course.

Morrow has been running hot and cold seemingly forever, and should only be relied upon if you’re hunting 3-point shooting.

Morrow should be back in the lineup after a brief absence, but he has done nothing to inspire any confidence in using him in standard-sized leagues. His playing time has declined in March and he simply doesn’t do enough across the stat sheet during his limited minutes.

Green has been a great pick-up for New Jersey. He’s averaging 11 ppg on the year but has 20 and 14 in his last two. No coincidence, Anthony Morrow has missed both contests with a shoulder injury, giving Green additional run. However, Green was playing well with a healthy Morrow earlier this month so the impending return shouldn’t hurt Green’s value too much.

Morrow is hitting 1.8 threes per game over his last six contests, and that’s his only real value to owners heading into the Nets three-game week. He has been inconsistent all season, but has picked it up as of late.

Morrow has been inconsistent but he has been hitting threes lately with five in two games, and that’s probably good enough to justify holding him for that purpose.

Morrow is hitting just under a three per game at a 25 percent clip in his last five contests, and that’s not cutting it for owners. Chances are he’ll get things straightened out, and owners will want to hop on board when that happens.

He’s hit or miss, and Gerald Green is a much better option for the Nets these days.

DeShawn Stevenson will continue to get starts in Crash’s place, but Gerald Green and Anthony Morrow are the better fantasy plays.