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Eric Gordon and Kyle Lowry are questionable, and multiple players are out for Wednesday’s tilt with the Kings. Oubre Jr.'s potential absence could free up additional playing time for the likes of Reggie Jackson, Caleb Martin and Ricky Council IV.

Gordon has missed Philadelphia’s last three games after undergoing a procedure on his mouth. Reggie Jackson has played rotation minutes the last two, but his production has not been enough to impact fantasy basketball. There’s no need to roster Jackson or Gordon in most fantasy leagues.

There is no official timeline for McCain, but this is definitely a step in the right direction. There will be plenty of minutes open in his absence, which may be filled by Reggie Jackson and Eric Gordon, though neither player will impact fantasy basketball much.

McCain exited Friday’s loss to the Pacers with what was initially announced to be a sore knee. Unfortunately, an MRI on Saturday revealed a meniscus tear, which will require surgery. McCain will be out indefinitely, leaving a massive hole in the 76ers’ bench rotation. Reggie Jackson and Eric Gordon may pick up rotation minutes, but neither needs to be rostered in most leagues.

Active after missing five games, Lowry was a starter on most of the nights he played before the injury. However, he will come off the bench in Charlotte, with Kelly Oubre Jr. starting alongside Tyrese Maxey. As for Jackson, he’s unlikely to get the run needed to impact fantasy basketball.

Lowry will be back after a five-game absence, and he has been a staple of the starting unit for most of the year. We’ll see if the starting spot is still there for him on Tuesday, but he hasn’t been an impactful player in fantasy basketball this year even with a large role. As for Jackson, he hasn’t seen enough minutes to provide any value this year.

Jackson’s absence will not impact the 76ers or fantasy basketball, as he has not played consistent rotation minutes.

Jackson is a late addition to the injury report, but he hasn’t played a significant role this year. His potential absence will not have an impact on the team’s rotation.

Philly certainly has plenty of depth at point guard now. Tyrese Maxey is the starter, with Jackson, Kyle Lowry and rookie Jared McCain as the other options. It’s unclear what the rotation will look like, but there isn’t enough point guard minutes to go around, which means that these lead guards will have to spend time playing off-ball roles. Outside of Maxey, there won’t be much consistent fantasy value in the backcourt in Philly.

Three days after it was reported that Jackson would opt into the final year of his contract, he’s headed to Charlotte. Given the career timeline, with Jackson moving from a title contender to a rebuilding team, the Hornets may buy him out or look to move the point guard elsewhere. If Jackson sticks in Charlotte, he could have some value backing up the oft-injured LaMelo Ball. For Denver, this move is about the money, as Kentavious Caldwell-Pope will enter free agency, and Jamal Murray is on the verge of agreeing to an extension worth over $200 million.