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  • POR Small Forward #24
    Justin Minaya is returning to Portland on a two-way contract, per ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
    Minaya has suited up in 38 games for the Blazers over the last two seasons. He’ll be back with them next year, but he will likely once again spend the majority of his team in Rip City, which means this won’t have much not an impact in fantasy.
  • POR Shooting Guard #1
    Anfernee Simons (left knee tendinitis) and Jabari Walker (left knee tendinitis) are doubtful to play against Sacramento on Sunday.
    It’s unclear why Portland is wasting anybody’s time by upgrading Simons to doubtful, since he hasn’t played in weeks and that won’t change for the season finale. Walker exited early from their last game, and Justin Minaya should see extra minutes with Walker sidelined for this one.
  • POR Center #2
    Deandre Ayton (low back soreness) and Jabari Walker (left knee) will not return to Friday’s game against Houston.
    Ayton played 23 minutes before exiting, finishing with six points, two rebounds, one assist, and one steal. Walker only played 14 minutes, tallying nine points, five rebounds, and one blocked shot. If Ayton and Walker aren’t available for Sunday’s season finale, Duop Reath, Dalano Banton, and Kris Murray are three players who could be asked to shoulder heavy workloads.
  • POR Point Guard #5
    Dalano Banton (left ankle sprain) and Justin Minaya (left index finger sprain) will play against Houston on Friday.
    Banton missed their last game, but he will make his return to the lineup in this one. He has played a large role over the past two months and had some productive games off the bench. Minaya has taken on a larger role recently, but that hasn’t led to much fantasy production.
  • POR Point Guard #5
    Dalano Banton (left ankle sprain) and Justin Minaya (left index finger sprain) are questionable for Friday’s game against the Rockets.
    Banton missed Thursday’s loss to the Warriors, with Minaya being one player whose minutes increased due to Dalano’s absence. Also, Ashton Hagans entered the rotation, playing 14 minutes off the bench. Portland only played eight players on Thursday, making it likely either Banton or Minaya will be made available.
  • POR Point Guard #5
    Dalano Banton (left ankle sprain) is out for Thursday’s game against the Warriors.
    Banton, a late addition to the injury report, will not play against the Warriors on Thursday. His absence opens up additional minutes for Justin Minaya, who is not worth streaming in any fantasy leagues.
  • POR Point Guard #5
    Dalano Banton (left ankle sprain) is questionable for Thursday’s game against the Warriors.
    Banton is a late addition to the injury report, and his potential absence would impact active leagues. He’s one of the Trail Blazers who have stepped up to offer consistent fantasy value during the season’s latter stages. If Banton cannot play, Justin Minaya will play additional minutes off the bench.
  • POR Small Forward #24
    Justin Minaya (right ilium contusion) has been upgraded from questionable to active for Friday’s Trail Blazers-Wizards game.
    Minaya will return from a two-game layoff on Friday. The Trail Blazers wing hasn’t been productive enough to be an impactful fantasy player when healthy, though.
  • POR Center #41
    Ibou Badji (lower back soreness) and Justin Minaya (right ilium contusion) are questionable to play against the Wizards on Friday.
    Neither player has seen the floor much when healthy, so their availability for this game will not impact fantasy basketball whatsoever.
  • POR Power Forward #9
    Jerami Grant (right hamstring strain) and Justin Minaya (right ilium contusion) have been downgraded to out for Wednesday’s game against Charlotte.
    Both players were initially listed as doubtful, and now they will officially missed another game. Minaya’s absence doesn’t impact their rotation, though Grant being out will allow Kris Murray and Jabari Walker to continue to start at the forward spots.