Wire of resignation to fantasy basketball: warm -up of lever in Atlanta

Nico Harrison’s curse continued on Monday, as Kyrie Irving and Jaden Hardy The two were forced to get out of the loss of the MAV to the Kings with their respective injuries. Things have gone from bad to worse for dallas since its negotiation Luka DoncicAnd fantasy managers should consider several MAVS to help fill the void.

Sixers have just announced Joel Embiid Would miss the rest of the season and Tyrese Maxay On Monday he suffered a back injury that led him to play only 23 minutes. The injury is not believed, but it is not yet known if it will miss any time. Philadelphia can pay another injury, but fantasy managers can fortunately affect a couple of players who shone to the end.

The boys who are aimed at Dallas and Philly are then shown, as well as a few more to be taken into account as the resignation thread is allowed.

Quentin Grimes (36%)
Grimes left 44 44 career points on Saturday, and although he followed him with a DUD in the score department on Monday, he contributed to useful peripheral statistics, including nine assists. Tyrese Maxay came out soon, and Sixers’ tank has no incentive to go back. Grimes was already in a trend in the right direction, but it is essential if it is still uploaded to the resignation thread.

Andre Drummond (38%)
Drummond corrected a maximum of 18 boards in the loss of Monday and added 25 points in the process. The four -time rebound champion could be set for a great role with Joel Embiid’s season. Drummond is a strong source of rebounds, fg% and theft, and can do it as a scorer.

Caris supplies (30%)
Levert has published solid numbers since his arrival in Atlanta, but has been pilot last week. Levert ranks 25th fantasy on the part of the game in this average period of 21.7 points, 2.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 2.3 robberies and 3.0 triples for 30.5 minutes. There is no reason to think that his production is not sustainable, as Levert has done all his damage to the bench. Should be a priority addition.

Donovan Clinguan (30%)
Clinguan started an eighth consecutive start with Deandre Ayton and Robert Williams on the sidelines. Rookie production has been a mixed bag, and Monday 13/13 line was its first double since February 12 and only the fourth of the season. Points and rebounds could be erratic, but has promised 7.4 points, 9.5 boards and 2.4 Swats between 18 beginnings, making it a worthy streaming option while it works with the first unit. SEASON SUBMIT SUBJECT, SOMEONE?

GG Jackson II (2%)
Jaren Jackson Jr. It recorded only two minutes before suffering an ankle injury in Monday loss against Hawks. It is unclear how serious the injury is, but GG could see an important career if Jaren is forced to waste time to move forward. GG finished the game with 7/7/3, a blog and a couple of three points over 28 minutes to lead the bench in play time.

Kai Jones (1%)
This is for all those who are deep or for any of you, with a standard with a risk to risk. Jones accumulated 21 points, eight boards and a swat for 34 minutes in the loss of Monday, filling a brilliant need for size on the front track. The Ten Day Agreement Brown is over and the trio of great men of Anthony Davis, Dereck Lively II and Daniel Gafford are still out of foot. Someone has to play in those minutes of the center in Dallas. Why kai? Why not?

Marija Marshall (11%), Max Christie (25%)
Both Marshall and Christie have played well over the last three weeks, and the couple should see many opportunities in the section, especially if Kyrie Irving and/or Jaden Hardy are forced to waste time. Nor has the first 150 cracked in the value of fantasy by the game, but this could change.