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Jeffries

Jeffries was rerouted to Charlotte has part of the deal that sent Karl-Anthony Towns to New York. It’s unclear how long this fracture will keep him sidelined, but it won’t impact fantasy basketball.

The Knicks and Hornets swapped some reserves in order to complete the deal that sent KAT to New York and Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo back to Minnesota. These guys help complete the deal, but there is no fantasy impact whatsoever here.

Jeffries is part of a three-team trade that includes Karl-Anthony Towns (New York), Julius Randle, and Donte DiVincenzo (Minnesota). Jeffries only appeared in 17 games for the Knicks last season and was essentially included in this deal to clear space for Towns’ salary. He is not going to impact fantasy basketball in Charlotte.

NBA teams had until Thursday to reach the minimum of 14 players on standard contracts; hence, the Knicks signed Jeffries and Jacob Toppin to 10-day contracts. Jeffries appeared in 10 games with the Knicks before being waived on December 30. His return to the team will not impact fantasy basketball.

Jeffries is a roster casualty from the Anunoby trade, but he has played a grand total of 30 minutes this season, so this won’t have an impact on their rotation.

Jeffries will be available after missing their last game, but he doesn’t see the floor when he’s healthy. His return will not have any fantasy ramifications.

Jeffries came into the game as questionable but has officially been ruled out. However, even when he is healthy, he doesn’t see the floor. This won’t impact fantasy basketball in the slightest.

Jeffries isn’t in the rotation when healthy, so his status will not impact fantasy basketball.

Both Fournier and Jeffries didn’t play on Tuesday, but they will both be available on Friday. However, neither player is part of the team’s rotation, so this won’t impact fantasy basketball.

This announcement came with the release of the injury report at 7:30pm ET, which means that if this impacted your fantasy lineup, you wouldn’t have been able to make a change. Luckily, neither of these players are part of the team’s rotation, so their late absence shouldn’t have much of an impact.