Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (ankle) was ruled out just about 30 minutes before tipoff against the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday. He was originally listed as questionable and will now miss his first game of the season. Terrance Davis will take Huerter's spot in the starting five. Malik Monk will likely see some more time off of the bench as well as Davion Mitchell. The former two names will be safer streaming options since Mitchell's production is never predictable.

Sacramento Kings shooting guard/small forward Kevin Huerter (ankle) has been deemed questionable to suit up for Wednesday's contest against Toronto due to a sore left ankle. Huerter has appeared in all 26 games thus far in 2022-23 for Sacramento, becoming a staple of the starting five in his first season with the franchise. Averaging a career-high 15.3 PPG in that span while shooting 46.8 percent overall and 41 percent from deep, Huerter has played his way into season-long consideration in all-sized formats. An absence from him Wednesday would pave the way for Malik Monk and Terence Davis to see their respective workloads increased on the wing, so fantasy managers will want to check back prior to tip for the final word on Huerter.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (ankle) picked up an injury during Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers. The 24-year-old suffered a sprained ankle in the third quarter, but returned to the contest after getting it re-taped. He finished with 12 points, two rebounds, four assists in 30 minutes of action. It sounds like Huerter is fine and should be able to suit up for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bulls. Otherwise, Terence Davis and Malik Monk would be asked to play additional minutes. Between the two, Monk is the much better fantasy option and should be rostered in most formats right now.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter (ankle) was a full participant during Tuesday's practice. The 24-year-old is expected to suit up for the season opener on Wednesday. He has been dealing with ankle soreness, but it shouldn't be bad enough to hold him out of this game. Malik Monk would benefit the most, assuming Huerter is unable to play on Wednesday. Otherwise, Huerter should have fairly decent fantasy value in Sacramento, assuming he can stay healthy.

Sacramento Kings guard Kevin Huerter was traded during the offseason, which might actually help his fantasy value. In Atlanta, Huerter was roughly a top-200 fantasy player when he was actually healthy. Now, he has a chance to do better in a possible starting role with the Kings. Head coach Mike Brown mentioned that he's leaning towards Huerter as their starting shooting guard. That means, Malik Monk would come off the bench, but he could still have value there. Huerter needs to be consistent, but could be a top-100 player in the right system.

Atlanta Hawks guard Kevin Huerter has been traded to the Sacramento Kings on Friday. The Hawks will receive Justin Holiday, Maurice Harkless, and a lottery-protected 2024 first round pick in exchange for Huerter. After playing his first four seasons in with the Hawks, Huerter will get a fresh start in Sacramento. Huerter is expected to compete with newly signed Malik Monk for the starting shooting guard spot. His fantasy value should see a boost in Sacramento, assuming he gets significant minutes. As for Atlanta, this move is more about adding depth as both Harkless and Holiday should contribute off the bench. Neither player is likely to hold reliable fantasy value.

Atlanta Hawks guard Kevin Huerter (back) was able to return to Friday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. The Hawks are playing without Trae Young (quad), which means Huerter is expected to have a bigger role than normal. He left early during Friday's game due to a lower back strain. However, Huerter returned in the second quarter, so the injury appears to be minor. Fantasy managers shouldn't expect Huerter to miss time.

Atlanta Hawks shooting guard/small forward Kevin Huerter (shoulder) has been deemed probable to return to action for Wednesday's game vs. the Bucks. A sore left shoulder kept Huerter sidelined Monday, allowing Bogdan Bogdanovic to slide into the starting five; the veteran is likely to shift back into his bench ace role if Huerter is given the final green light. Huerter has been a solid complementary piece for Atlanta this season, averaging 11.5 PPG while shooting a career-best 45.8 percent from the field overall. He will need to rip off a streak of strong three-point shooting to average two makes per game for the third straight year, but he remains a solid category format asset in season-long leagues.

Atlanta Hawks shooting guard Kevin Huerter (shoulder) will not play in Monday's game against the Detroit Pistons, according to Chris Kirschner of The Athletic. Huerter is currently hampered by a left shoulder injury. The injury flared up in the team's last game against the Washington Wizards on Friday. Huerter was held to 22 minutes in the game and shot just 2-for-7 from the field on the way to five points. With Huerter out, the Hawks should lean extra heavily on Bogdan Bogdanovic. He may hop into the starting five for the game and he's a great DFS target. We could also see extra work for Delon Wright and/or Lou Williams, though neither player is very enticing for fantasy purposes.

Atlanta Hawks guard Kevin Huerter (shoulder) is uncertain for Monday's matchup in Detroit. The 2018 first-round selection is dealing with a left shoulder injury was relegated to just 22 minutes as a result during Friday's clash with the Washington Wizards. Nevertheless, if Huerter can't suit up, Bogdan Bogdanovic will likely slide into the starting five and get all the minutes he can handle.

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 guard Kevin Huerter (foot) is available for Friday's game against the Miami Heat. He is dealing with a left foot contusion, but will play through the issue here. Huerter should actually have increased value now that Cam Reddish is off the roster. He should get more minutes and plenty of shots coming his way. The presence of Kevin Knox II should not impact Huerter's fantasy value. Huerter is certainly worth looking at in most formats with a new and improved role.

Atlanta Hawks shooting guard/small forward Kevin Huerter and small forward Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot have been ruled out for Thursday's game against Philadelphia after becoming the latest members of the roster to land in the league's COVID-19 health and safety protocols. The absences on the wing figure to allow Cam Reddish to see as much offensive volume as he can handle, while Skylar Mays could slot into the starting five once again. Huerter's minutes allotment makes him more conducive to season-long fantasy value at this stage, but he has scuffled from long range of late, going 2-for-15 over his last three games. Both players remain sidelined indefinitely.

Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Kevin Huerter will be unavailable for Wednesday's matchup against Orlando because of health and safety protocols. There are now a total of six Hawks players missing because of the protocols. Huerter has averaged over 33 minutes a night this month, so he'll be a pretty big miss for Atlanta. Cam Reddish should soak up most of Huerter's minutes, and at least the team looks set to get Bogdan Bogdanovic (ankle) back for the match, which will ease their situation a bit.

Atlanta Hawks guard Kevin Huerter (quadriceps) is available against Charlotte. Huerter and Trae Young (knee) were occupants on the injury report heading into Sunday's matchup. However, both are good to go, which is a positive for a team operating without Danilo Gallinari (ankle) and Cam Reddish (illness). Fantasy managers looking to capitalize on the misfortune of others should consider the 23-year-old in all fantasy formats, as he is averaging 13.5 points and shooting 47.4 percent from deep throughout 12 starts this year.

Atlanta Hawks guard Kevin Huerter (quadriceps) is available against Charlotte. Huerter and Trae Young (knee) were occupants on the injury report heading into Sunday's matchup. However, both are good to go, which is a positive for a team operating without Danilo Gallinari (ankle) and Cam Reddish (illness). Fantasy managers looking to capitalize on the misfortune of others should consider the 23-year-old in all fantasy formats, as he is averaging 13.5 points and shooting 47.4 percent from deep throughout 12 starts this year.

Atlanta Hawks point/shooting guard Bogdan Bogdanovic (ankle) and shooting guard/small forward Kevin Huerter (hamstring) have been given the thumbs up to take the floor for Wednesday's game against the Celtics. Atlanta will continue to have its full allotment of weapons on the wing with Bogdanovic and Huerter active, although the Serbian remains the more appealing fantasy cog due to consistent early-season scoring production (double figures in 10 of 14 games). Huerter has uncharacteristically scuffled from long range (30.6%), averaging more than two fewer triples attempted per game than he did last season (3.5, down from 5.6). Both players can be greenlit for DFS and season-long usage where applicable.

Atlanta Hawks guard Kevin Huerter (hamstring) is looking like a game-time decision for Wednesday's game against the Boston Celtics. It sounds like Huerter will test it out before tip-off and make a final decision. It's worth noting that Bogdan Bogdanovic (ankle) is possibly going to sit out as well. Cam Reddish and Lou Williams would see increased playing time and usage if either player is forced to sit out. Both players would have low-end streaming appeal with extended minutes.

Atlanta Hawks shooting guard/small forward Kevin Huerter (hamstring) has been ruled out for the remainder of Monday's game against Orlando as he battles a tight left hamstring. Huerter was limited to four points on 2-for-5 shooting during the first half, adding five rebounds and two assists across his 16 minutes. With Huerter unavailable to return, Cam Reddish stands to an elevated offensive role, while Solomon Hill -- who started the second half in Huerter's place -- would see a minutes increase. Huerter entered the night scuffling from long range (31.3%), as he has had to acclimate to a decreased minutes total in the early portion of the season.