Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (back) has been ruled out for Tuesday's game against the Atlanta Hawks. Morris has been in and out of the lineup over the past few weeks due to back soreness and may continue to be hampered by the injury moving forward. Delon Wright will likely start and is a good source of assists and steals regardless of his role.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (back) is questionable to play Tuesday against the Atlanta Hawks. Morris continues to deal with back soreness, but may be able to play through it on Tuesday. If Morris remains out, Delon Wright should get another spot start and is a good option for assists and steals while Morris remains sidelined.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (back) won't play on Sunday versus the Chicago Bulls. As a result, Delon Wright will take his place in the lineup. Wright has averaged 7.0 assists, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.5 points in two starts this season. However, with Kristaps Porzingis (knee) sidelined, Wright's scoring total may be much higher.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (back) has been ruled out Wednesday against the Charlotte Hornets. Morris only played 22 minutes on Monday and was a late addition to the injury report after experiencing some back tightness. Bradley Beal (foot) is making his return so it is unclear who will supplant Morris in the starting lineup. Delon Wright and Corey Kispert are the likely candidates to start with Delon Wright holding higher fantasy upside due to his steal rate.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (hamstring) has been ruled out Wednesday against the Houston Rockets. The Wizards are entering the second night of a back-to-back set and are being extra cautious with Morris who was sidelined for a good chunk of the season due to hamstring issues. Delon Wright figures to gain the vacant starting spot and has been a great source of counting stats. Wright has posted at least four assists and two steals in four straight games despite not reaching 30 minutes of play time.

Washington Wizards point guard Monte Morris (hamstring) could miss his seventh game of the season Wednesday against Houston, with him being considered questionable for the action. Morris has enjoyed a strong campaign as Washington's starting point guard, averaging 10.4 points with 3.4 rebounds and 5.4 assists. Delon Wright is set to replace him in the starting unit on Wednesday if Morris doesn't feel well enough to play, while Kendrick Nunn could also play a significant role in his team debut.

Washington Wizards point guard Monte Morris (groin) will be back in action Wednesday against Denver. He is able to make a relatively quick return after sitting out only two games with a left groin strain. Jordan Goodwin started in his absence, and he did a good job, but the 24-year-old will likely now struggle to make an impact. Morris should play a massive role in the game, as Washington's two top scorers Bradley Beal (hamstring) and Kristaps Porzingis (back) won't take the court.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (groin) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Brooklyn Nets. The 27-year-old will sit this one out as he continues to deal with left groin soreness. As a result, Jordan Goodwin will see additional playing time and is worth adding in most fantasy formats right now. He is averaging 18 points, four rebounds, and four assists with 11 steals over his last two games. Goodwin should be a strong streaming option while Morris is sidelined.

Washington Wizards point guard Monte Morris (groin) has been ruled out of Saturday's matchup against the Clippers. He is dealing with left groin soreness, and unfortunately for him, the game comes too soon for Morris to be ready to play. The 27-year-old has recently enjoyed a good run of form, with Bradley Beal's (hamstring) absence giving Morris more responsibility offensively, but he now has to step aside as well. Morris' absence opens the door for Jordan Goodwin to join the starting unit Saturday. It's already confirmed that he will make his second start of the campaign, and with Washington short of options on the backcourt, Goodwin should be in for a busy night.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (ankle) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Miami Heat. The 27-year-old will miss his third game in a row due to right ankle soreness. This is not good news with fellow guard Bradley Beal (quad) headed for a game-time decision on Friday. That being said, Jordan Goodwin could be forced into a heavy role with the Wizards limited in terms of guards. Goodwin could have some streaming appeal if Beal is unable to play in this game.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris (ankle) is questionable against Charlotte. Morris is dealing with a sore right ankle, so if the pain improves, he'll likely be on the floor. After logging a career-high 12.6 points last season with the Nuggets, he's averaged only 8.7 in 2022-23. With that said, Morris has provided much on the fantasy end and shouldn't be in any lineup, even if he's healthy.

Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris could emerge in the starting five right away with his new team. Morris and Will Barton were traded to Washington as part of a trade with the Denver Nuggets earlier this offseason. The Wizards do have Delon Wright, but it sounds like Morris has the edge over Wright. Wizards coach Wes Unseld Jr. is familiar with Morris, so that could help him in his positional battle. It's also worth noting that Morris did start for the injured Jamal Murray last season. On paper, Morris does appear to have the higher long term upside.. The winner of this positional battle should be able to provide late-round value.

The Denver Nuggets and Washington Wizards have agreed on a two-for-two trade. Guard Monte Morris and forward Will Barton are heading to Washington while the Nuggets are receiving guard/forward Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and point guard Ish Smith. Morris could wind up being the most impactful member of this foursome next year. The Wizards didn't have many point guard options prior to this trade and Morris looks to be the favorite to take on starting point guard duties for the team. Last year, he started 74 games for the Nuggets and averaged 12.6 points and 4.4 assists per game.

Denver Nuggets guard Monte Morris is receiving trade interest from clubs throughout the league. The 26-year-old averaged a career-high 12.6 points, 4.4 assists, and 3.0 boards while shooting 39.5% from deep last season and was a pivotal component of the team's starting rotation. He has two years and $18.9 million remaining on his current deal. Yet, with Jamal Murray (knee) expected to return for the start of the regular season along with the anticipated progression of Bones Hyland, the organization may look to move the former Cyclone and save some cash in the process. Morris has shown flashes of efficiency over the years. Yet, he could thrive with a change of scenery, which would certainly benefit managers in all formats.

Denver Nuggets shooting guard Will Barton (knee) and point guard Monte Morris (elbow) have been listed as questionable to play in Sunday's regular-season finale vs. the Lakers. Barton and Morris join Nikola Jokic (wrist) and Aaron Gordon (hamstring) as starters in limbo, as Denver decides whether or not to play some or all of their starting unit in an attempt to move up a spot in the Western Conference standings. Absences in the backcourt by either one of or both Barton and Morris would pave the way for Bones Hyland, Facundo Campazzo, and Austin Rivers to all see elevated roles, thereby becoming attractive DFS commodities. Fantasy managers will want to check back to see how Denver's rotations shake out.

Denver Nuggets guard Monte Morris (head) will be available for Wednesday's game against the Golden State Warriors. He missed each of the last three games while following the league's concussion protocol guidelines. His returns means Bones Hyland will head back to the second unit. He won't have much fantasy upside off the bench. Also, Facundo Campazzo will likely take a hit in value with Morris returning on Wednesday.

Denver Nuggets guard Monte Morris (head) is listed as questionable for Wednesday's game against the Golden State Warriors. He has missed the last three games, but has cleared concussion protocols. Bones Hyland has been in the starting five and playing fairly decent. Although, Hyland won't have much streaming appeal once Morris returns to the rotation. Facundo Campazzo could be a possible streaming option as well, assuming Morris misses another game.

Denver Nuggets point guard Monte Morris (concussion) and power forward Zeke Nnaji (hamstring) have been deemed unavailable to suit up for Monday's contest against the Magic. Morris is missing his third consecutive outing, which paves the way for Bones Hyland to remain among the starting five. Despite getting starting PG duties, Hyland doesn't boast the highest elevated assists appeal for Denver -- that belongs to Nikola Jokic, who has led the team in dimes in 15 of its last 16 games. Nnaji's absence means that DeMarcus Cousins is set to log minutes off the bench once again, but he remains a difficult DFS asset due to his capped playing time total.

Denver Nuggets guard Monte Morris (head) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Orlando Magic. He has cleared concussion protocol, so hopefully he'll be able to suit up on Monday. Morris has missed each of the last two games, which has resulted in Bones Hyland moving into the starting five. Hyland would head to the second unit, assuming Morris sits out again. Hyland would have low-end streaming appeal if he starts for the third game in a row.

Denver Nuggets guard Monte Morris (head) has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Toronto Raptors. Morris has cleared concussion protocol, but the Nuggets will have him sit out another game as a precaution. Bones Hyland started on Friday, but posted a fairly average game. Facundo Campazzo could be the better fantasy option between the two. Both of them should continue to get decent minutes with Morris sidelined. They could be possible low cost DFS options for Saturday's slate.