Los Angeles Clippers guard John Wall (abdomen) has been out for the last 10 consecutive games and was supposed to be re-evaluated after two weeks when he was first sidelined back on January 15. At this point in time, he still doesn't have a firm timetable for his return but head coach Ty Lue said that he is getting closer. While Wall has played well in his role, the Clippers aren't in a rush to get him back on the court as they've been playing well lately with Paul George and Kawhi Leonard on the court more often. While Wall is out, however, Reggie Jackson and Terance Mann will continue to be solid streaming options.

Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert (groin) is questionable to play against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday. Gobert has been listed as questionable for the past several games yet has played big minutes in all of them. Gobert will likely continue to be listed as questionable in the near future in case his injury does flare up, but there appears to be no indication of that happening. If Gobert is somehow not out there Wednesday, Naz Reid would be a streaming target for fantasy.

Los Angeles Lakers forward/center Anthony Davis (foot) is expected to move back into the starting lineup on Tuesday against the New York Knicks. Davis missed last game due to injury management, but is expected to play after being listed as probable. Head coach Darvin Ham also noted Davis would have his minutes restriction lifted enough so he can return to the starting lineup. Thomas Bryant should move back to the bench after getting the spot start on Monday.

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (ankle) is expected play Tuesday against the New York Knicks, but will go through pregame warmups before an official decision is made. James missed last game as the Lakers were entering a back-to-back set and has been dealing with lingering ankle soreness. In his quest for the all-time scoring record, all signs point to James being available on Tuesday. Troy Brown Jr. should move back to the bench with James back in the lineup.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Marcus Morris (rib) is out against the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday. Morris will miss his fourth straight game due to a rib contusion despite being listed as questionable for the past few games. There appears to be no update on his status moving forward and is likely considered day-to-day. Luke Kennard and Robert Covington (personal) will likely continue to see an increased role with Morris out of the lineup.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Reggie Jackson (Achilles) is available to play Tuesday against the Chicago Bulls. Jackson missed last game with Achilles soreness, but the Clippers were also on the second night of a back-to-back which may have been a rest day in disguise. Regardless, Jackson will be back in the lineup after a one-game absence and should resume his normal bench role. Before sitting out, Jackson had scored in double digits for six straight games. Jackson's been a frequent name in trade rumors with the Clippers looking to upgrade at point guard and is someone to monitor ahead of the trade deadline.

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler (quad) is now listed as available on the injury report despite the right quadriceps contusion that he's dealing with. He was able to play north of 32 minutes in each of the last two games, so this contusion doesn't seem too serious at the moment. With Butler still in the lineup, Gabe Vincent and Max Strus' fantasy value will be limited as they come off of the bench. Miami is going to need their starters as much as possible as they cling to just a one-game advantage over the New York Knicks to avoid the play-in tournament.

Los Angeles Lakers center Anthony Davis (foot) has been listed as probable for the team's contest on Tuesday against the New York Knicks. He received the night off on Monday while he encountered stress in his right foot which kept him out for close to two months. Moving forward, he'll probably receive some more rest days as he has proven how important he is to the team's success. When he returns, Thomas Bryant and Wenyen Gabriel will take a hit in fantasy value.

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (ankle/foot) is expected to play in the team's second part of their back-to-back against the New York Knicks on Tuesday. The 38-year-old missed Monday's contest against the Brooklyn Nets as he tended to left ankle/foot soreness which seemed to be more of a rest day than anything. Now that he'll be back on the floor, Rui Hachimura will likely move back to the bench and Troy Brown Jr. will see fewer minutes.

Portland Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard had another outstanding performance Monday against Atlanta, topping the scorer's list with 42 points on 10-for-21 shooting in a 129-125 win. He hit 5-for-12 from deep and was a very busy man at the foul line, finishing with a perfect mark on 17 attempts. Lillard played 38 minutes without a single turnover and capped things off with two rebounds and six assists. Dame has been like a man possessed since Jan. 8, averaging a whopping 37.7 points. The run includes multiple 40-point efforts, one 50-point game and a 60-point outburst.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry was ruthless against the Thunder on Monday, lifting the team to a 128-120 victory with 38 points and 12 assists. He was red-hot from deep with an 8-for-14 effort and shot 12-for-20 overall while missing a triple-double by only two rebounds. After a run of eight steals in four games, Curry helped out managers in the defensive area this time around with one block. The former MVP has gotten very hot lately, averaging 33.8 points over his last six appearances. He will have a chance to post his first three-game double-double streak of the season in Wednesday's matchup against the Timberwolves.

Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love (back) was able to participate in Monday's practice. The veteran forward has missed the last three games due to lower back spasms. There's a chance that Love suits up for Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat. His return would mean that Dean Wade and Robin Lopez would see decreased roles. Wade has been a decent deep league streaming option while Love has been sidelined. That'll likely remain the case if Love sits out on Tuesday.

Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo was a one-man wrecking crew against the Pelicans on Sunday, shooting 20-for-26 from the floor and 7-for-12 at the foul line en route to 50 points in a 135-110 win. He was 3-for-4 from downtown and reached the 50-point mark for the fifth time in his career. Giannis' career record stands at 55 points, which he had earlier in the month against Washington. On Sunday, he needed only 30 minutes of action to get to 50 points, and he also had 13 rebounds and four assists. Antetokounmpo missed a bit of time a couple of weeks back with a sore knee, but he has returned with a vengeance, averaging 38.3 points and 12.8 rebounds across four games.

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler had another productive offensive outing with a team-high 28 points in Sunday's loss to Charlotte, missing only three of his 14 shot attempts and going 6-for-7 at the foul line. He also led the team with seven rebounds and had two assists with three steals in 33 minutes. The veteran star has shown off some incredible shooting form lately, going 62.5 percent from the field across his last seven outings. He has also averaged 2.0 steals over the span, so Butler continues to do the business at both ends regularly.

Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert (groin) has received another questionable tag heading into Monday's game against the Sacramento Kings. The 30-year-old has seen a questionable tag for a couple of weeks now for the same groin soreness but has played the last four games. At this point, it seems precautionary so that he can sit out if it flares up again one day. If that happens to be the case on Monday, Naz Reid would be a solid streaming option as he usually takes over the starting role.

Cleveland Cavaliers forward/center Kevin Love (back) will now miss Sunday's meeting with the Los Angeles Clippers. Love was initially cleared to play, but is now being listed out as a late scratch. Love will now miss his third straight game due to back spasms and lower back soreness. Lamar Stevens and Dean Wade should see increased minutes off the bench while Jarrett Allen and Evan Mobley see the majority of the center minutes.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Marcus Morris Sr. (ribs) will sit out Sunday against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Morris will miss his third straight game with a rib contusion after being labeled as questionable. The Clippers are sitting out a bunch of players on Sunday leaving Luke Kennard, Terance Mann and Nicolas Batum in prime position for increased roles.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Paul George (knee) will not play Sunday against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Clippers are also sitting Kawhi Leonard (knee) and a few others in their lengthy injury report after playing in Atlanta on Saturday so George's injury shouldn't be of too much concern. With George and some other key rotation players out, Luke Kennard, Terance Mann and Nicolas Batum should see a high amount of minutes.

Cleveland Cavaliers forward/center Kevin Love (back) will play Sunday against the Los Angeles Clippers. Love has missed the past two games with spasms and soreness in his lower back, but will make his return off the bench on Sunday. Dean Wade and Lamar Stevens saw some extra run with Love sidelined, but will likely see a reduction in minutes with Love back in action.

Los Angeles Lakers center Anthony Davis (foot) won't suit up on Monday against Brooklyn. Davis won't play versus Kyrie Irving and the Nets, presumably to get a night off on the front end of a back-to-back. However, barring a setback, he should be good to go for Tuesday's meeting with the Knicks. In the meantime, Thomas Bryant will likely enter the starting lineup and would undoubtedly see an uptick in interest in seasonal and DFS formats.