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Terry

This won’t have an impact in fantasy hoops.

He’s not a rotation player on a loaded Grizzlies team.

With Memphis promoting Killian Tillie to a standard contract, the team had an open two-way slot to use. That will go to Terry, a 2020 second-round pick of the Mavericks who joined the Grizzlies on a 10-day contract on Christmas. He is highly unlikely to offer anything as far as fantasy value is concerned.

Terry, a second-round pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, was waived by the Mavericks during the preseason. Having missed time for personal reasons, he’ll get another shot at sticking in the NBA with this transaction. He won’t be worth rostering, regardless of league format.

Terry has not been with the team the entire preseason due to personal reasons, so this is not surprising. He was not a fantasy target either way.

The Mavericks have seen all that they need to from Doncic, Porzingis and Hardaway Jr., so they won’t play in Friday’s preseason finale. Bullock and Terry have both missed multiple games during the preseason in order to attend to off-court issues, with the latter unlikely to offer anything int he way of fantasy value this season.

While Terry is highly unlikely to offer anything in the way of fantasy value this season, Bullock will be a part of the Mavericks rotation in some capacity. Whether he starts or comes off the bench, Bullock stands to be a points and 3-pointers option who will be worth a look in the late rounds of deep leagues.

Terry missed a significant portion of his rookie campaign for personal reasons, but it was with the Mavericks for Summer League play in Las Vegas. He is without a timeline to return to the team.

He’s a point guard on a team with Luka Doncic and Jalen Brunson, which means he’s going to get very little run once the games start counting.

Terry has been sidelined since March 18th for personal reasons. However, he rarely cracks the rotation even when able to play, so this has no effect on the Mavs or fantasy managers.