Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is questionable for Monday's postseason meeting with the Boston Celtics. This ailment is nothing new, so the questionable tag should be taken with a grain of slate. With Jimmy Butler (knee) and Kyle Lowry (hamstring) uncertain for Game 4, Strus may see a substantial bump in production. However, even if Butler and Lowry can suit up, Strus still warrants DFS consideration based on how well he's played throughout the playoffs.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is questionable ahead of Tuesday's postseason battle against Boston. Strus continues to deal with a left hamstring strain. However, he was plagued by the ailment during the previous round against Philly as well, so his presence on the injury report is likely a formality at this point. The 26-year-old has averaged 12.5 points, 4.4 boards, and 2.2 assists throughout the playoffs. While he isn't the most consistent DFS option, he's been known to crush his value from time to time.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is questionable for the playoff encounter against Philly on Thursday evening. Strus has been dealing with a right hamstring strain for weeks. However, he hasn't missed any time because of the ailment, so it would be surprising if he didn't suit up for Game 6. The 26-year-old is averaging 9.6 points and 1.6 boards throughout the series. He isn't a consistent DFS producer, but the upside is there, especially with Kyle Lowry (hamstring) already ruled out.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is expected to play during Sunday's postseason matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers. He has been bothered by a hamstring strain. However, considering the 26-year-old has been dealing with it for a while, it would have been surprising had it cost him this one. Strus is averaging 11.6 points, 2.9 assists, and 1.3 steals throughout the postseason, so he has value for DFS managers. However, his production may drop now that Kyle Lowry (hamstring) is back.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is questionable for Sunday's playoff battle against the Philadelphia 76ers. The 26-year-old has played well throughout the postseason, averaging 11.6 points, 2.9 assists, and 1.3 steals. Kyle Lowry (hamstring) returned for Game 3 after missing some time with his own hamstring issue. Yet, considering Lowry isn't 100%, there's still room for Strus to continue to be an effective DFS value option, assuming he suits up, although there's virtually zero chance he won't.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is questionable heading into Game 3 of the playoff series against the Philadelphia 76ers. Strus continues to battle a strained right hamstring. However, it hasn't stopped him from suiting up. Yet, the 26-year-old hasn't been a consistent DFS producer during the second round, averaging just 7.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 1.5 assists. Things aren't expected to get any better for him moving forward, especially if Kyle Lowry (hamstring) returns in the near future. Victor Oladipo also hasn't logged less than 27 minutes over the last two games, so he will likely continue to get work, more so after scoring 19 points in Game 2.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is good to go for Game 2 of the playoff series against Philly. Strus was listed on the latest edition of the league's injury report with a hamstring ailment. However, he'll play, starting at the four spot. Nonetheless, the 26-year-old didn't perform the best in Game 1 by scoring only five points on a hideous 1-for-7 shooting from deep. However, DFS managers should give him a free pass for that one and keep him in mind on Wednesday evening.

Miami Heat guards Max Strus (hamstring) and Gabe Vincent (knee) are both listed as questionable ahead of Wednesday's Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers. The expectation is that both players will be able to play through their respective injuries in the game, despite the questionable tags. Both players started in Game 1. Neither played particularly well with Vincent turning in the superior stat line (10 points, three assists, three boards, one steal). Kyle Lowry (hamstring) will remain out for Game 2, so both Strus and Vincent should see around 30 minutes on Wednesday, assuming they indeed wind up suiting up.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (hamstring) is questionable for Monday's game with the 76ers. The 26-year-old played well during the first-round playoff meeting against the Hawks, averaging 14.0 points and 1.4 steals. However, Strus is now dealing with a hamstring strain, so if he can't play, Victor Oladipo, who had 23 points during the series finale versus Atlanta, could gain popularity from DFS managers ahead of Game 1. Kyle Lowry (hamstring) has already been ruled out, and Jimmy Butler (knee) is questionable, so there may be room for both Oladipo and Strus, if he plays, to get involved.

Miami Heat guards Max Strus (shoulder) and Gabe Vincent (toe) are both listed as questionable for Saturday's game against the Chicago Bulls. Vincent missed four straight games due to a right big toe contusion, but he returned to action earlier this week. Clearly the injury is still nagging him. He didn't produce much in the two games he played earlier this week, totaling just five points on 2-of-6 shooting over 33 minutes. Strus, meanwhile, is dealing with a right shoulder contusion. He's been a key producer for the team lately. Over his last four games, he's averaged 11.5 points and 3.0 three-pointers per game while seeing at least 30 minutes in three of the four outings. If both players wind up sitting, expect to see the Duncan Robinson show on the perimeter Saturday.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus (shoulder) and forward P.J. Tucker (knee) are listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Brooklyn Nets. Strus has seen his value decrease lately, but he could see an uptick on Thursday. Jimmy Butler (toe) is questionable, while Kyle Lowry (personal) remains out. That being said, Strus could be asked to play a bigger role in this contest. Possibly, Omer Yurtseven gets on the court, assuming Tucker sits out. He has been reliable when he does play, but it's uncertain if the Heat will use Yurtseven on Thursday.

Miami Heat small forward Jimmy Butler (toe) and shooting guard/small forward Max Strus (quad) are on track to play in Monday's game against Washington. Butler has been the engine that makes Miami go this year, averaging 21.9 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 6.3 assists, in addition to adding 1.8 steals per game. Strus returns from a one-game absence and should immediately step into an elevated role with Tyler Herro (knee) being held out. The sharpshooter has played his way into season-long viability by knocking down an average of 2.7 triples per outing this season, all while shooting 41 percent from behind the arc.

Miami Heat forward Max Strus (quad) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Washington Wizards. He missed Saturday's game and could very well sit out another contest due to a right quad contusion. Tyler Herro (knee) and Gabe Vincent would be the two players that would benefit the most, assuming Strus sits out. Herro is questionable as well, so Vincent would be looking at significant playing time. Fantasy managers should check back on Monday for another update.

Miami Heat shooting guard/small forward Max Strus (quad) has been ruled out for Saturday's game vs. the Hornets due to a right quad contusion. Strus has emerged as one of the league's premier marksmen over the past month, having knocked down an average of 3.3 triples per contest, all while shooting at a 41.9% clip from deep since Jan. 5. Without Strus in the mix, Tyler Herro can be expected to see a larger offensive role among the second unit, while Caleb Martin stands to snare added minutes. Strus' next opportunity to return to action comes Monday against Washington.

Miami Heat guard Max Strus is not listed on the injury report ahead of Wednesday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. He has been sidelined due to COVID-19 protocols but has built up his conditioning enough to return on Wednesday. It comes at a great time with Jimmy Butler (ankle) already ruled out. That means that Strus should slide into the starting five for Wednesday's slate. He'll be an interesting low-cost DFS option. Also, Strus could be a solid streaming option with Butler possibly missing a few games.

Miami Heat shooting guard/small forward Max Strus was added to the league's health and safety protocols just prior to tip-off Tuesday vs. Washington, ruling him out indefinitely. Strus has enjoyed a resurgent December, specifically over his past five games, which have seen him average 22.6 points and 5.2 boards per outing while shooting 44.4% from behind the arc. Strus' absence stands to pave the way for Caleb Martin and Gabe Vincent to enjoy increased usage, while Tyler Herro and Jimmy Butler stand to take on an even larger offensive workload for the time being. While absences to key players largely fueled Strus' rise into the Miami rotation, he will be worth a look as a waiver wire addition once he rejoins the mix due to his deadeye shooting (40.4% from three) thus far in 2021-22.

Miami Heat shooting guard Max Strus nailed four triples and shot 7-for-16 overall from the field en route to a team-high 24 points in Sunday's loss to Detroit. He hit 6-for-8 at the line and finished things off with four rebounds, one assist and one steal. Strus came off the bench but logged 34 minutes, as the team struggles to keep enough warm bodies on the roster to continue the season. The 25-year-old is benefiting from the situation and has now scored 56 points across his last two games. He can frustrate the Pistons again on Thursday after having met Indiana. This week also includes a matchup versus Orlando, against whom Strus had a career-high 32 points on Dec.17.

Miami Heat shooting guard Max Strus was unguardable for the Magic on Friday, going for a career-high 32 points on 8-for-11 three-point shooting. He finished 11-for-15 overall from the floor and picked up seven rebounds and one assist with one turnover in 34 minutes. Strus also had a few very good outings earlier in the season, and he's benefitting from Miami's COVID-19 issues. He'll look to repeat Friday's performance in a favorable matchup on Sunday against the Pistons, whose defense isn't a lot better than Orlando's.

Miami Heat shooting guard Max Strus (knee) has been upgraded to questionable for the team's upcoming game against the Denver Nuggets on Monday. Strus has been sidelined since October 30 due to a left knee sprain. He was averaging about 17 minutes per game prior to the injury and he had been providing some solid shooting for the team, hitting 1.5 three-pointers per game while knocking down 37.5% of his three-point attempts. The 25-year-old could be a sneaky fantasy asset if the Heat were to lose Duncan Robinson or another wing to injury, but for now Strus can be disregarded for all fantasy purposes.