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McCaw

76ers bring in another winner, though it’s unlikely he makes the final roster. McCaw is well-known for winning a ring in each of his first three seasons, but he’s never contributed enough to provide fantasy value.

The three-time champ had just five points on the season with the Raptors and wasn’t part of their grand plan, let alone their rotation. We’ll be on the lookout to see if he has any potential suitors, but regardless of where he ends up, he’ll more than likely be a non-factor in fantasy hoops.

McCaw isn’t in the Raptors’ rotation.

McCaw isn’t a part of the rotation and his absence won’t change anything for fantasy managers.

McCaw isn’t part of the rotation anyway, so this won’t change much for fantasy managers.

McCaw was available to play, but he didn’t actually get out there, which is the norm. Leave him on the waiver wire.

It’s unclear how much playing time McCaw will get, but he’s one of four Raptors returning from the medical protocol including Fred VanVleet, Pascal Siakam, and Malachi Flynn. He won’t make a big impact for fantasy managers.

He’s finally out of quarantine, but his conditioning may keep him out a bit longer. He’s a non-factor in the rotation, so he can safely be ignored in fantasy hoops.

McCaw hasn’t been a factor when available to play, so his absence won’t have an impact on the Raptors rotation. He should already be on the waiver wire, regardless of league format.

The Raptors are as short-handed as it gets without three of their best players. Norman Powell, Stanley Johnson, Kyle Lowry, Chris Boucher, Deandre Bembry, and Aron Baynes are in for big minutes for the weekend.