Atlanta Hawks forwards Danilo Gallinari (elbow) and De'Andre Hunter (knee) are both listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Both players were forced to miss the team's previous game on Monday with their respective injuries. In Monday's game, we saw Bogdan Bogdanovic (29 points) and Kevin Huerter (22 points) step their games up. We also saw increased minutes for Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot and Jalen Johnson (head), the latter of whom is also questionable for Wednesday. TLC scored 13 points and swiped two steals on Monday. He could be a streaming option or a DFS play if all three questionable players sit.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (elbow) has been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Indiana Pacers. He is currently hampered by a right elbow injury. Meanwhile, Bogdan Bogdanovic (knee) is being considered a game time decision and John Collins (finger) remains out. If Bogdanovic joins Gallo and Collins on the sidelines, we could see Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot get some extra run off the bench. The team could also opt to give rookie Jalen Johnson some decent minutes. Johnson performed well last Wednesday when he logged 25 minutes against the Detroit Pistons and racked up 11 points and seven boards, but he hasn't seen the court since then.

Atlanta Hawks power forward Danilo Gallinari (elbow) has been deemed questionable to play in Monday's contest vs. Indiana due to a right elbow contusion. Gallinari is coming off an impressive 20-point performance in Friday's win, which marked just the second time this season in which he attempted 20 shots from the field. With John Collins (finger, foot) sidelined, Gallinari has stepped into starting duties and largely excelled, averaging 14.1 PPG this year while among the starting five (as opposed to 10.5 PPG off the bench). Losing Gallinari would likely funnel minutes toward Kevin Knox II and Jalen Johnson, although neither would garner much fantasy appeal.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (biceps) is considered a game-time decision for Friday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. Gallinari was forced to exit early during Wednesday's game. This is not good news with John Collins (finger/foot) already sidelined. The Hawks could be forced to play small ball and use De'Andre Hunter at power forward on Friday. He'd have decent streaming appeal if the Hawks are shorthanded. Fantasy managers will have to check back on Friday for another update on Gallinari.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (bicep) has been ruled out for the remainder of Wednesday's game against the Charlotte Hornets. Gallo suffered a bicep injury during the first half of the game. The team may lean on Bogdan Bogdanovic and Kevin Huerter more than usual the rest of the way on Wednesday. We also may see increased minutes for Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot. Gallinari had an Achilles injury going into the game, so the injuries are certainly mounting for him. He had just five points on 2-for-5 shooting prior to the injury.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (Achilles) is active and part of the starting lineup for Wednesday's game against the Charlotte Hornets. Gallo had been listed as probable going into the day due to right Achilles soreness. John Collins (finger) will remain on the sidelines for Wednesday's game, meaning that Gallinari will continue to see a lot of playing time. Over seven games this month, the 33-year-old has averaged 12.7 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.9 three-pointers per game while logging 29.6 minutes per contest.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (Achilles) is listed as probable for Wednesday night's game against the Charlotte Hornets. He is dealing with right Achilles soreness. The injury forced him to sit out the team's most recent game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday, but it looks like he's trending towards a return to the court on Wednesday. John Collins (finger) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game, so Gallinari should be in the starting lineup and he should get a good amount of minutes as well, assuming he indeed suits up.

Atlanta Hawks power forward Danilo Gallinari (hamstring) will miss Friday's contest vs. the Raptors due to a tight right hamstring. Gallinari has emerged as a solid bench contributor for the Hawks, albeit one on the fringe of season-long viability after averaging 11.4 points across his last 13 contests. Without him in the mix, Bogdan Bogdanovic could see a slight bump in usage among the second unit, while Jalen Johnson could pick up a handful of added minutes. The next opportunity for Gallinari to return to action comes Sunday against Dallas.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (Achilles) and guard Kevin Huerter (hip) are available for Sunday's game against the Charlotte Hornets. Gallinari will return after a one game absence and has been playing well lately. In fact, he's coming off four straight double-digit scoring games. That'll make him an interesting fantasy option for Sunday's slate. Bogdan Bogdanovic (knee) will remain sidelined, so Huerter should play minutes into the 30s on Sunday. That being said, he's worth a look as a streaming option since he'll get extended playing time.

Atlanta Hawks shooting guard/small forward Kevin Huerter (hip) and power forward Danilo Gallinari (Achilles) have been deemed questionable to suit up for Sunday's contest vs. Charlotte. Huerter has averaged 13 points over his last four games (all starts), shooting 40 percent from beyond the arc. Gallinari missed Friday's outing due to right Achilles soreness, which allowed Kevin Knox II to jump into the rotation. Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot would likely step into the starting five if Huerter is unavailable, and thereby would see elevated DFS appeal. Fantasy managers will want to check back prior to tip-off to get the final word on who the Hawks have at their disposal.

Atlanta Hawks power forward Danilo Gallinari (Achilles) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Heat due to a sore right Achilles. Gallinari has been a strong source of production off the bench for Atlanta as of late, dropping between 15-18 points in each of his last four outings. Without him in the mix, John Collins could absorb some additional minutes, while Lou Williams may take on a larger scoring role within the second unit. Gallinari's 13 PPG average across nine January outings has put him back on the periphery of season-long viability, but his availability will remain paramount in that endeavor. His next chance to take the floor comes Sunday vs. Charlotte.

Atlanta Hawks center Clint Capela (ankle) and power forward Danilo Gallinari (Achilles) have earned questionable designations for Friday's contest vs. Miami. Capela has missed each of Atlanta's past six games due to a sprained left ankle, paving the way for Onyeka Okongwu to emerge as a strong DFS and short-term season-long option. Prior to being injured, Capela was on a rebounding tear, having logged double-digit boards in 23 of his last 25 games. Gallinari has reclaimed his rhythm over his last four outings, averaging 16.5 points and 4.5 rebounds while shooting 45.8 percent from behind the arc. Fantasy managers will want to check back prior to tip-off as Capela and Gallinari's respective statuses are imperative to the Hawks' rotation.

Atlanta Hawks center Clint Capela and forward Danilo Gallinari have entered the league's health and safety protocols. Both players will join Trae Young on the sideline and leave the Hawks shorthanded going forward. The absence of Capela should mean more minutes for Onyeka Okongwu and Gorgui Dieng. Both could be possible streaming options, assuming Capela misses time. It's also worth noting that the Hawks called up Jalen Johnson from the G-League. He could see more minutes, assuming Gallinari sits out. Although, it's uncertain if Johnson would play enough to warrant rostering in most formats.

The Atlanta Hawks will have two of their top forwards on the floor for Wednesday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. Both De'Andre Hunter and Danilo Gallinari (shoulder) will be active for the game. Hunter missed the team's last game due to a non-COVID illness. Gallinari, meanwhile, has yet to play this season as he's been nursing a sore left shoulder. Hunter will likely be in the starting lineup, while Gallinari figures to come off the bench and potentially see limited minutes as he works his way back. Kevin Huerter, Cam Reddish and Solomon Hill could each see their playing time decrease with Hunter and Gallinari back.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (shoulder) will remain on the sidelines for Monday's game against the Detroit Pistons. The 33-year-old veteran is dealing with left shoulder soreness and he has yet to make his season debut. The Hawks will also be without De'Andre Hunter for the game as he is dealing with an illness. Cam Reddish is likely to start in Hunter's place and he is a good target for DFS on Monday. Solomon Hill and Kevin Huerter also figure to see additional playing time. Gallinari averaged 13.3 points and 2.0 threes per game in his first season with the Hawks last year and he should be able to put up similar numbers this season.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (shoulder) is questionable to play Monday against the Detroit Pistons. Gallinari has yet to play this season have being listed as questionable for both of Atlanta's games so far. With Gallinari questionable again, it is most likely going to come down to if he can get through warm ups without any pain or discomfort. Cam Reddish has been playing well in the second unit, but may take a hit once Gallinari comes back. Kevin Huerter could also see a reduced role with the veteran coming back.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (shoulder) is out against the Cavaliers on Saturday, marking his second-straight absence. The veteran has yet to suit up this season, and his omission from the lineup during the opener against the Mavericks allowed Kevin Huerter to receive more minutes and Cam Reddish to finish at the team's top scorer. Huerter didn't play well against Dallas, and because his DFS price reflects the shoddy statistical output, his potential to smash his value is certainly there.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (shoulder) is deemed questionable ahead of Saturday's matchup against Cleveland. The veteran wasn't in the lineup on Wednesday during the season opener against the Mavericks as he continues to be bothered by left shoulder soreness. His absence allowed Solomon Hill to see some additional minutes on the floor, although he missed his only shot attempt on the night. Nonetheless, if Gallinari can't suit up against the Cavaliers, Kevin Huerter and Cam Reddish would be the primary beneficiaries off the bench, with both men combining for 26 points against Dallas.

Atlanta Hawks forward Danilo Gallinari (shoulder) has been ruled out for Thursday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. The veteran forward is listed as day-to-day, so hopefully he won't miss more than a game or two. It sounds like the organization will be cautious here and give him the day off on Thursday. Cam Reddish should be asked to play more minutes off the bench. He could have some streaming appeal for Thursday's slate.

Atlanta Hawks shooting guard Lou Williams (hip) and power forward Danilo Gallinari (shoulder) have both earned questionable designations ahead of Thursday's season opener against Dallas. The Hawks boast terrific depth to begin the season, so holding the pair of veterans out wouldn't be a shocking decision; should that be the case, Kevin Huerter and Cam Reddish would likely nab added minutes and shots on the wing, while Solomon Hill could see extended frontcourt run. While Williams has had a tremendous run as a second unit scoring weapon, he saw just 21 minutes per game once being acquired by the Hawks down the stretch last year, severely capping his fantasy upside. In a similar ilk, Gallinari averaged just 13.3 PPG, primarily with the second unit, his lowest scoring average since 2014-15. Check back prior to tip-off to get the final word on the status of both men.