Los Angeles Lakers point/shooting guard Patrick Beverley (calf) has been listed as questionable to play in Monday's contest vs. the Suns due to a sore right calf. Beverley missed the team's outing Sunday, and with LeBron James (ankle), Anthony Davis (foot) and Austin Reaves (ankle) already ruled out Monday, the Lakers could be vastly short-handed from their regular contributors. Lonnie Walker IV, Dennis Schroder, Russell Westbrook and Kendrick Nunn would all see their DFS value rise if Beverley is ultimately ruled out. Beverley snagged a season-best 10 rebounds against Phoenix on Nov. 22 before being ejected after shoving ... [More]

Los Angeles Lakers point/shooting guard Patrick Beverley (knee) has been deemed doubtful to play in Wednesday's contest against the Raptors as he battles a sore right knee. Without Beverley, LeBron James (ankle) and Anthony Davis (illness) in the mix, Russell Westbrook and Dennis Schroder stand out as huge upside DFS selections. Lonnie Walker IV and Austin Reaves also stand to benefit from a potential Beverley absence, while Kendrick Nunn would figure to crack the backcourt mix as well. The three-time All-Defensive winner has scuffled mightily from the field this season, shooting just 27.1 percent overall. Barring a dramatic turn of events, Beverley's next best chance to suit up will come Friday vs. Philadelphia.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Patrick Beverley (illness) won't play on Sunday against the visiting Cavaliers. Fortunately, it doesn't appear he has COVID, so there's a chance he could be available for Monday's meeting with Utah. In the meantime, Kendrick Nunn will moveinto the starting lineup. However, Russell Westbrook could be featured more than usual from off the bench.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Patrick Beverley is expected to serve as a "three-and-D" player this season, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. The team internally doesn't consider Beverley a "point guard," which would leave most of the ball-handling duties to Russell Westbrook, who is still forecasted to start despite recent rumblings. The 34-year-old finished last season by averaging 9.2 points, 4.6 assists and 4.1 rebounds. He also logged 1.2 steals per contest and shot 34.3% from deep. With that said, Beverley should have limited fantasy value in 2022-23. Although the veteran's defensive numbers are anticipated to hold up for category fantasty managers, his three-point percentage will need to improve.

Utah has traded guard Patrick Beverley to the Lakers in exchange for guard Talen Horton-Tucker. The 34-year-old is coming off a quality season, averaging 9.2 points, 4.6 assists, and 1.2 steals throughout 58 games with the Timberwolves. He was traded to the Jazz during the offseason in the deal that sent Rudy Gobert to Minnesota. However, Beverley didn't last long in Utah and will head back to L.A., a city where he played for four seasons with the Clippers. The veteran isn't a consistent fantasy producer despite being a well-known disruptor on the defensive end. He's expected to come off the bench behind Russell Westbrook this season. Yet, if Westbrook gets moved ahead of the 2022-23 campaign, Beverley may find himself in the starting lineup.

Point guard Patrick Beverley was traded to the Utah Jazz in this summer's blockbuster deal that sent star center Rudy Gobert to the Minnesota Timberwolves. However, it seems likely that his tenure in Utah won't be long. According to Bleacher Report's Jake Fischer, the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat are amongst the teams who are interested in acquiring the veteran point guard. Beverley would certainly be a natural fit in Miami with his tenacious defense. Conversely, the Lakers would be a more questionable fit as the team attempts to find its direction. As of now, it still remains to be seen where Beverley will play in 2022-23.

The Timberwolves are sending guard Patrick Beverley to Utah as a part of a package to obtain Rudy Gobert. Also included, the Jazz will get Malik Beasley, Jarred Vanderbilt, Leandro Bolmaro, Walker Kessler, and four first-round picks. Beverley, who is now moving on to the fourth team of his career, is coming off a solid year, averaging 9.2 points, 4.6 assists, 4.1 boards, and 1.2 steals throughout 58 games while continuing to be a menace on the defensive end. However, with the change of scenery, he may not receive a consistent workload, which won't do anything good for fantasy managers. In addition, Beverley has had issues staying healthy, and his shooting percentages could also use some work. Still, the 33-year-old will retain some of his fantasy value, although it will increase if he receives routine minutes during the 2022-23 campaign.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley is reportedly on Miami's radar heading into the summer. The veteran had a fantastic year in Minnesota last season, averaging 9.2 points, 4.6 assists, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.2 steals, and was instrumental in helping the club advance to the postseason. Yet, with Tim Connelly now Minnesota's new president of basketball operations, moving on from Beverley may be on the horizon. The 33-year-old currently has one-year remaining on his current deal and is due to receive $13 million in 2022-23. He isn't the best shooter or scorer on the planet, negatively impacting category managers over the years. However, his defensive tenacity makes up for it to some degree.

Minnesota Timberwolves point guard Patrick Beverley (ankle) and small/power forward Jaden McDaniels (ankle) have drawn questionable designations for Thursday's contest vs. San Antonio. Beverley's absence over the previous two contests has allowed D'Angelo Russell to shift into de facto point guard duties, while Malik Beasley has bumped into the starting five. McDaniels returned Tuesday and played 15 minutes off the bench and attempted just one shot. Jarred Vanderbilt and Taurean Prince would continue to see elevated run if McDaniels is ultimately held out. Fantasy managers will want to check back for their respective statuses Thursday.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley (ankle) has been added to the injury report ahead of Tuesday's game against the Washington Wizards. It sounds like Beverley might've sprained his ankle during shootaround. That being said, there's a chance we see Malik Beasley (ankle) again, but he's listed as probable. He'd have some streaming appeal, assuming Beverley is out. Fantasy managers will have to check back closer to game time for more information.

Minnesota Timberwolves guards Patrick Beverley (ear) and Jordan McLaughlin (groin) and forward Jarred Vanderbilt (quad) are all active for Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers. All three players went into the day with questionable tags due to their respective injuries. Anthony Edwards (knee) is also active for the game and he's starting alongside Beverley, Vanderbilt, D'Angelo Russell and Karl-Anthony Towns. Beverley has been a strong source of assists lately, averaging 6.0 assists per game in March. Meanwhile, Vanderbilt has been rebounding the ball well in March (7.2 per game) and McLaughlin has been racking up solid assists (3.7) and steals (2.7). Naz Reid (back) is out for the game so Vanderbilt may be able to pad his rebounding stats a bit.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley (ear) may not play during Monday's game versus the San Antonio Spurs. The veteran lasted only four minutes during Friday's bout against Orlando before sustaining an ear injury and didn't suit up on Saturday in Miami as a result. Nevertheless, if he can't make it back, D'Angelo Russell will surely handle more of the ball-handling duties. At the same time, Malik Beasley, who had 12 points across 31 minutes against the Heat, could continue to roll with the starting rotation.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley (head) was forced to exit early during Friday's game against the Orlando Magic. He suffered an ear contusion, which sidelined him for the rest of the game. It's a shame because Beverley was playing well with nine points in four minutes of play. Malik Beasley and Jaylen Nowell would be asked to pick up the slack, assuming Beverley misses time. Beasley is the better fantasy option between the two players.

The Minnesota Timberwolves will have guard Patrick Beverley (ankle), forward Taurean Prince (back) and center Naz Reid (hamstring) on the court for Monday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. Meanwhile, starting guards D'Angelo Russell (hamstring) and Anthony Edwards (patella) have been ruled out. Monday's game will be a good opportunity for Beverly with Russell out. Prince and Reid have had some strong outings here and there while playing bench roles. Prince in particular has come on strong lately. Over three games in March, he's averaging 12.7 points, 2.0 threes, 1.3 blocks and 1.7 steals per game.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley (ankle) may not play against the Portland Trail Blazers. The veteran is currently burdened by right ankle soreness, an ailment that has cost him a game already. Anthony Edwards (knee) is doubtful, so the door is open for Malik Beasley and Jaden McDaniels to see a bump in fantasy production on Monday evening. D'Angelo Russell would also gain an increase in usage without Beverley on the floor, which, of course, will only add to his fantasy appeal.

Minnesota Timberwolves point guard Patrick Beverley has signed a one-year contract extension reportedly worth $13 million to return to the team for the 2022-23 season, per Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Beverley has dished out a career-high 4.9 assists per game in his first season with the T-Wolves, settling in as the team's starting point guard. While Beverley has long been heralded for his on-ball defense, he has added nine points, 4.4 boards, and 1.1 steals per outing this season, elevating his overall season-long appeal. Even heading into his age-34 season, Beverley has shown no signs of slowing from a production standpoint.

Minnesota Timberwolves point guard Patrick Beverley (ankle) has been given the green light to take the floor for Friday's game against the Bulls, stemming his absence due to a sprained right ankle at one contest. Beverley has settled into a solid role among Minnesota's starting five, scoring between 9-11 points in six of his last nine outings. The five assists on a nightly basis that Beverley has averaged this season is on pace to be a career high, while his 8.9 PPG would be his highest mark since 2017-18. While he remains primarily a deeper season-long format asset, Beverley possesses a safe DFS floor for cash lineups.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley (ankle) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Sacramento Kings. It's the second game of a back-to-back set, so possibly the Wolves decided to take the cautious approach. D'Angelo Russell (ankle) is available and should be asked to take on a heavier load now. Jordan McLaughlin and Jaylen Nowell have increased roles, but both are deep league streaming options at best.

Minnesota Timberwolves guards D'Angelo Russell (shin) and Patrick Beverley (ankle) are available for Tuesday's game against the Sacramento Kings. Russell should take his normal spot in the starting five and has an excellent matchup against the shorthanded Kings. Fantasy managers should make sure Russell is back in their lineups for Tuesday's slate. Beverley has been dealing with lingering injuries lately. However, he has played well whenever he is on the court. He's a worthwhile fantasy option due to his above average defensive ability.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Patrick Beverley (ankle) will be available for Thursday's game against the Detroit Pistons. He was previously listed as questionable due to a right ankle sprain. However, Beverley will suit up and move into the starting five with D'Angelo Russell (shin) sitting out. There should be plenty of fantasy value for Beverley and he'll be worth a look as a DFS option for Thursday's slate. Malik Beasley and Anthony Edwards should do more ball handling as well without Russell on the court.