Los Angeles Lakers guard Dennis Schroder played 40 minutes in the team's 112-109 win over the Miami Heat on Wednesday night. The 29-year-old posted 32 points, four rebounds, two assists, and four steals while shooting 8-for-15 from the floor, 4-for-7 from three, and 12-for-14 from the line. This marked his second 30-point game of the season. Whenever the team doesn't have Anthony Davis or LeBron James playing, Schroder's value skyrockets as he becomes the main offensive option in the starting five.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Dennis Schroder (foot) has been listed as probable to suit up against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday. He's found his way onto the injury report the last few games with some of the same ailments and has played each time. The starting guard was able to play almost 35 minutes in their last outing against the Miami Heat as well. Even while receiving starter's minutes, Schroder is a low-end fantasy asset that's only truly relevant in deeper leagues.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Dennis Schroder (foot) is expected to play on Tuesday night in Orlando. The veteran is dealing with left foot soreness, although it shouldn't be a cause for alarm. In Schroder's 16 starts this season, he has averaged 11.5 points, 4.2 assists, and 2.4 rebounds in 28.5 minutes. With Anthony Davis (foot) out indefinitely, Schroder should continue to benefit offensively, keeping him classified as a must-start fantasy option versus the Magic.

Los Angeles Lakers point/shooting guard Dennis Schroder (personal) has been ruled out for Friday's contest against the Bucks. Schroder's absence -- due to the birth of his child -- marks his first since making his season debut on Nov. 18 and should pave the way for Russell Westbrook and Austin Reaves to see slight upticks in usage. It's unclear whom head coach Darvin Ham will elevate to the starting five, but Schroder has played at least 29 minutes in each of his last four appearances. The veteran is off to a slow start, averaging 8.4 points and 3.6 assists this year, shooting just 39.6% overall. His next chance to suit up comes Sunday vs. Washington.

Los Angeles Lakers guard Dennis Schroder (thumb) and center Thomas Bryant (thumb) are expected to be back for Friday's game, according to teammate Lonnie Walker IV. It sounds like the two players are going to be re-evaluated at some point during the week. After that, both of them should be ready to go on Friday, assuming they don't suffer any setbacks. They will likely be eased into action, but should be significant parts of the rotation once they're back to full speed. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor their situation.

Houston Rockets guards Dennis Schroder (shoulder) and Eric Gordon (groin) have been ruled out for the rest of the season. They will join fellow teammate Christian Wood (hamstring) on the sideline for the last few games. This isn't a shocking move considering the Rockets are tied for the worst record in the game. They want to give their young players more chances and hopefully get in better position for the draft. Josh Christopher could be a sneaky option after he dropped a 20-point performance during his last game. Jalen Green and Kevin Porter Jr. will be asked to do the heavy lifting on offense for the rest of the season.

The Houston Rockets have ruled out guards Eric Gordon (groin) and Dennis Schroder (shoulder) for Monday's contest against the San Antonio Spurs. This will be Gordon's second consecutive game on the sidelines due to right groin soreness. Schroder, meanwhile, logged 29 minutes in the team's most recent game on Saturday and compiled 10 points, eight assists and four steals. However, left shoulder soreness is keeping him out of Monday's contest. Rookies Josh Christopher and Daishen Nix figure to see extra minutes off the bench with Gordon and Schroder out, but neither player warrants attention for fantasy purposes.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder (illness) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. He came down with a non-COVID illness and won't be able to give things a go. The 28-year-old has played over 20 minutes per game off the bench across the team's last two games. His absence could lead to more minutes for rookie guard Josh Christopher. We also may see starting guards Jalen Green and Kevin Porter Jr. take on a heavier load for the game. Schroder will have multiple days to get healthy as the Rockets are off until Wednesday after Sunday's game.

Houston Rockets point guard Dennis Schroder (illness) is listed as questionable ahead of Sunday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans due to an illness. If he's unable to go, we'll see more ball-handling duties fall on the laps of Jalen Green and Kevin Porter Jr. Josh Christopher could also get some extra run off the bench. Schroder has struggled shooting the ball since joining the Rockets, hitting just 33.8% of his field goal attempts. However, he's been a strong source of assists, averaging 7.3 per contest.

Houston Rockets point/shooting guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) has been cleared to play in Friday's contest against the Mavericks as he works through a sprained right ankle. Schroder returned from the ailment Wednesday and compiled 12 points across 23 minutes off the bench. Schroder has averaged 11 points and 7.3 assists in seven outings since joining Houston, but he has shot 35.1% overall and 25.8% from behind the arc in that span. His return takes some of the fantasy shine from Josh Christopher, but the development of Kevin Porter Jr. and Jalen Green figures to remain paramount down the stretch for the Rockets.

Houston Rockets point/shooting guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) and power forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) have been deemed questionable to take the floor for Friday's contest against Dallas. Schroder returned from a four-game absence to play 23 minutes off the bench Wednesday, which bodes well for his status moving forward. Tate was absent from that same outing, his first missed game in more than two months. Without him (and Christian Wood) in the mix, Alperen Sengun and Kenyon Martin Jr. saw substantial increases in offensive opportunities, with both logging double-doubles. DFS managers will want to check back for the final word on the Rockets' injury report before finalizing any lineups Friday.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) is set to return from a four-game absence in Wednesday's game against his former team, the Los Angeles Lakers. Schroder was sidelined due to a right ankle sprain over the past week or so. The eight-year veteran has seen a lot of run since joining the Rockets prior to the trade deadline. Over six games as a Rocket, he's averaged 30.5 minutes per contest while compiling 10.8 points, 7.5 assists, 4.5 rebounds and 1.2 three-pointers per game. He'll likely be the first guard off the bench for the Rockets on Wednesday, backing up Jalen Green and Kevin Porter Jr.

Houston Rockets point/shooting guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) and small forward Garrison Mathews (ankle) have been deemed questionable to play in Wednesday's game against the Lakers with respective ankle sprains. Schroder has missed the past four contests due to the ailment, which has opened up additional minutes for Josh Christopher on the second unit. Mathews sustained his injury early in Monday's outing, leading to an 0-for-5 shooting performance. Eric Gordon, Kevin Porter Jr., and Jalen Green would all stand to have elevated offensive roles if either Schroder or Mathews is held out. Check back prior to tip-off for the final word on the Rockets' backcourt.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Miami Heat. This will be his fourth straight game on the sidelines, though he does appear to be nearing a return. Jalen Green and Kevin Porter Jr. will run the backcourt for the Rockets with help from Eric Gordon, Garrison Mathews and Josh Christopher. Green and Porter are the players who get the biggest bump with Schroder out as Schroder is often utilized as a ball-dominant guard on the court. Green and Porter will have more opportunities to create and score without the presence of Schroder.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Miami Heat. He has missed three straight games, but has a chance at playing here. However, his value has been limited whenever Kevin Porter Jr. is actually healthy and on the court. Eric Gordon (hamstring) has already been ruled out for this contest. Josh Christopher and Garrison Mathews could be looking at bigger roles off the bench, assuming Schroder misses his fourth game in a row. Neither of them are great fantasy options, but could be low-end streaming options.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) isn't available for Sunday's battle with Memphis. The veteran has averaged 10.8 points and 7.5 assists since arriving in Houston. However, he's now set to miss his third consecutive outing because of a sprained right ankle. Nevertheless, Garrison Mathews and Josh Christopher should continue to benefit by getting additional minutes off the bench, with the former being the better option for fantasy purposes.

Houston Rockets point/shooting guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) has been ruled out for Friday's contest vs. the Nuggets as he continues to battle a sprained right ankle. Both Jalen Green and Kevin Porter Jr. played increased minutes without Schroder available Wednesday, although Josh Christopher stands to see extra playing time off the bench as well. Schroder has averaged 10.5 points and 7.5 assists per contest since joining the Rockets, but he has shot just 33.3 percent from the floor. It's unclear how the veteran fits in with Houston's rebuilding roster over the final month-plus of 2021-22, but his next chance to take the floor comes Sunday against Memphis.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder (ankle) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Utah Jazz. This isn't surprising considering Schroder tweaked his ankle during Tuesday's game. He was able to play through the issue, but possibly will sit this one out to rest. Kevin Porter Jr. (ankle) is considered probable for this game, so he'll likely take over in the starting five. Schroder won't have great streaming appeal with Porter back in the rotation. Otherwise, Garrison Mathews (ankle) and Josh Christopher would be asked to pick up the slack. However, neither player is reliable enough to use as a streaming option.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder will be in the starting five for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers. He'll be taking the place of Kevin Porter Jr. (ankle), who is out for the game. Schroder has averaged 11.5 points and 7.3 assists per game over four games with the Rockets while seeing 28.5 minutes per game. Those minutes should go up a bit on Sunday. The matchup isn't great as the Clippers have an above-average defense, but Schroder is still someone who is well worthy of a look in DFS.

Houston Rockets guard Dennis Schroder (Achilles) will move into the starting five for Wednesday's game against the Phoenix Suns. He was listed as questionable earlier in the day, but will take over for Kevin Porter Jr. (illness) on Wednesday. Despite starting, Schroder is a risky DFS option. The Rockets have no long term plans for Schroder and are a rebuilding roster. It would make more sense to give Josh Christopher an extended look without Porter available. Neither player will have a ton of upside for this tough matchup versus Phoenix.