Johnny

Davis

Vukcevic will join Poole and Holmes on the sidelines after he suited up for their last game, which should allow Anthony Gill to return to the starting unit. Deni Avdija will take on the point guard duties once again after finishing with 24 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists in their last game.

Davis has reached double figures in two straight games, with Friday’s point total being a season-high. While the overall line wasn’t imposing, the 3-point shooting (4-of-5) stands out. Davis has struggled with his shot for most of his two NBA seasons, so any progress made by the former lottery pick should not be overlooked. Only Corey Kispert hit more 3-pointers than Davis on Friday, as he made six and tallied 23 points (8-of-15 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), seven rebounds, six assists, and one blocked shot in 40 minutes. Washington finishes its season with a game at Boston on Sunday.

Jordan Poole (out) and Anthony Gill are the Wizards who drop from the starting lineup, with Davis and Vukcevic being their replacements. For those competing in DFS tournaments, Avdija and Kispert are worthy of consideration, as the Wizards will lean heavily upon them for production.

Kuzma remains sidelined for another game, with either Johnny Davis or Patrick Baldwin Jr. replacing him in the starting lineup. Neither player has lit things up for the Wizards when allowed to start, so they won’t be worth streaming on a 15-game night.

Davis and Gill are well-positioned to play extended minutes on Tuesday, as the Wizards will be without multiple rotation players. The latter has a better chance of providing deep-league fantasy value, but neither should be considered must-stream players by managers in active leagues.

Davis hasn’t been much of a factor whether he’s active or not. Fantasy managers shouldn’t take his availability too seriously, as other role players are just playing heavy minutes for the Wizards right now.

Davis fell hard during the first half of Sunday’s game and was eventually ruled out for the rest of the night. He only logged six minutes, finishing with one blocked shot. His absence does not impact fantasy basketball, even in leagues running through Week 24.

Kuzma will sit out for a second straight game and for the fourth time in their last five. Johnny Davis started in their last game, but if he remains in the starting unit, he still won’t be worth streaming. Anthony Gill is questionable, but he logged 31 minutes in their last game. If he doesn’t play, Eugene Omoruyi and Patrick Baldwin Jr. should see extra minutes off the bench.

Kuzma sat out on Friday, which allowed Johnny Davis to join the starting unit. If Kuzma is back, Davis will be pushed to the bench, though he shouldn’t be streamed even if he starts again. Anthony Gill played 31 minutes off the bench on Friday, and he will lose out on minutes if Kuzma is back.

With Kyle Kuzma sidelined Davis was the choice to fill the void in the starting lineup. While he was efficient, the seven points and three assists weren’t enough to justify streaming him, not to mention the playing time. Washington stuck with a nine-man rotation (and 10th-man Patrick Baldwin Jr. played seven minutes), which did Davis no favors. He should see additional opportunities as the Wizards play out the string, but that isn’t enough to make him a player worth streaming for Sunday’s game against the Raptors.