Jaylen

Martin

Martin appeared in 16 games between Brooklyn and Washington last season, with the Wizards signing him to a two-way deal just after the February trade deadline. In 13 appearances for Washington, the 6-foot-6 wing averaged 5.8 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 0.7 steals in 18.0 minutes. With their decision to waive Martin, the Wizards have freed up a two-way contract slot. Tristan Vukcevic and second-round pick Jamir Watkins are currently on two-way deals.

Smart will not be available for Wednesday’s game, freeing up additional rotation minutes off the bench for Jaylen Martin. Some of the minutes that would have gone to Smart may be absorbed by Julian Champagne, who is already in the starting lineup. There isn’t too much to gain from streaming Martin.

Smart will be back after missing Washington’s last two games. Jaylen Martin was able to enter the Wizards’ rotation with Smart sidelined, but he will likely lose out on minutes with Smart healthy and available. Martin wasn’t productive during his time in the rotation.

Smart has missed Washington’s last two games, resulting in Jaylen Martin moving into the rotation. Martin has not been productive enough to merit being streamed in most leagues, so Smart’s return would not significantly impact fantasy basketball.

George is dealing with a right knee contusion, casting some doubt on his status for Wednesday’s game. With Corey Kispert (thumb) done for the season, Colby Jones and Jaylen Martin played additional rotation minutes in Monday’s loss to the Trail Blazers. That will remain the case on Wednesday, regardless of George’s status. If Kyshawn sits, one of those two could move into the starting lineup.

Beginning this season on a two-way deal, Martin appeared in three games for the Nets in November. He suffered a bone bruise in his knee while playing for the team’s G League affiliate toward the end of that month. The two-way deal allows Martin to prove himself in the NBA, but he will not impact fantasy basketball.

Martin injured his knee on November 24 with the Nets’ G League affiliate. His absence will not impact the Nets’ rotation or fantasy basketball, but he’ll miss out on the opportunity to contribute, as Brooklyn has been decimated by injuries recently.

Martin is available after the Nets initially listed him as questionable. He’s unlikely to get the minutes needed to impact fantasy basketball, especially on a night when all 30 teams are playing.

Martin has been playing with the Westchester Knicks this season, so he won’t have to move far to suit up for his new organization. However, he will continue to spend more time in the G-League than in the NBA, so this won’t impact fantasy basketball.