Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Ty Jerome (ankle) will remain unavailable for Saturday's contest against the Lakers. He underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right ankle in January, and it's unclear when Jerome will be game-ready again. The 26-year-old has made only two appearances for the Cavaliers since signing as a free agent last offseason, logging 15 total minutes. When he's eventually back in the lineup, he'll be the third-choice point guard behind Darius Garland and Craig Porter Jr..

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome (ankle) won't be available for an 11th consecutive contest on Tuesday against Philadelphia. He's trying to come back from a sprained ankle, and it's unclear when Jerome will be allowed to continue basketball activities. With Donovan Mitchell (hamstring) on the shelf and Caris LeVert (knee) questionable, Craig Porter Jr. could play a larger part off the Cavaliers bench again on Tuesday. He's posted solid numbers in 20.5 minutes in the last two games.

Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Ty Jerome (ankle) will remain on the shelf for Monday's contest against Sacramento. He'll sit out an eighth consecutive game while trying to recover from a right ankle sprain. Jerome's next chance to return comes on Wednesday versus Portland. The 26-year-old has previously done well in limited action as a reserve at OKC and Golden State, but he's way down in the Cleveland depth chart and has no fantasy value with a healthy backcourt.

Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Ty Jerome (ankle) will be sidelined for a seventh consecutive game Saturday versus Golden State. The former Warrior played in the first two games of the season, but he's hurt his right ankle, and it's unclear when Jerome will be available for selection again. His absence isn't a big miss for Cleveland after Jerome logged only 15 total minutes in the couple of outings he had at the start of the year.

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome (ankle) will be absent for a second consecutive game Tuesday against the Knicks. He has been kept out of the lineup by a right ankle sprain. Jerome hasn't got a big role at his new club, and he averaged just 7.5 minutes in the two games he got to play last week, but the Cavaliers could use his services right now, with starting point guard Darius Garland (hamstring) unavailable. With the backcourt down to its bare bones, both Donovan Mitchell and Caris LeVert logged over 40 minutes in Saturday's 125-113 loss to Indiana and should do the heavy lifting again in Tuesday's matchup.

Guard Ty Jerome is set to join the Cleveland Cavaliers on a two-year, $5 million deal, moving on to his fourth NBA team. The 25-year-old spent last season with Golden State, averaging 6.9 points and 3.0 assists in 18.1 minutes, and he was a restricted free agent, but the Warriors have reportedly withdrawn the qualifying offer for Jerome, giving him an unrestricted status. The Virginia product keeps bouncing around in the league and he certainly won't have a clear path to consistent playing time in Cleveland either.

Golden State Warriors guard Ty Jerome had his contract converted to a two-way deal. The 25-year-old was traded was from Oklahoma City to Houston, but was waived by the Rockets. The Warriors have decided to give him a chance, which comes with little risk to them. He averaged 7.1 points, 2.3 assists, and 1.6 boards through 48 games last season. He'll likely spend a majority of his time in the G-League. It's unlikely Jerome has much of an impact in Golden State as long as the Warriors can stay healthy.

The Rockets acquired guard Ty Jerome, along with Derrick Favors, Theo Maledon, and Maurice Harkless, from Oklahoma City. In exchange, the Thunder received David Nwaba, Sterling Brown, Trey Burke, and Marquese Chriss. Jerome averaged 7.1 points, 2.3 assists, and 1.6 boards while shooting nearly 38% from deep in 48 games last season. With that said, he would have had trouble finding the floor in Houston, especially with Maledon, Kevin Porter Jr., and TyTy Washington Jr. figured to be ahead of him on the depth chart. However, the 25-year-old is expected to be waived, so that's no longer an issue. Nevertheless, while it may not take Jerome long to find a new team, he'll remain far from being relevant in any fantasy setup.

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Ty Jerome (hip) has been ruled out for the rest of the regular season. He'll join teammate Luguentz Dort (shoulder) on the sideline for the rest of the year. Jerome hasn't played since February 16 and didn't have a timetable in sight. That being said, the Thunder have elected to shut him down, so he can have a procedure on his hip. Tre Mann has been picking up the slack lately. He has providing 8th round fantasy value over the last two weeks. He's certainly worth considering as a pickup with Jerome and Dort finished for the season.

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Ty Jerome will move into the starting five for Wednesday's game against the Phoenix Suns. He will replace Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (ankle) who hopefully won't miss too much time. The Thunder haven't won a game when Gilgeous-Alexander sits out. Regardless, Jerome will start alongside Luguentz Dort, Paul Watson, Aaron Wiggins and Isaiah Roby. Jerome could have some low-end value, but there should be a better options available.

Oklahoma City Thunder point guards Tre Mann and Ty Jerome will make up the team's starting backcourt for Thursday's game against the Grizzlies, the first time that the duo will have started alongside one another. Mann earned his first career starting nod Wednesday and delivered 11 points (albeit with zero assists) across 32 minutes. Jerome is making just his second career start in place of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (concussion), who has landed in the league's concussion protocol. Both can be viewed as upside DFS plays due to their bargain price tags, although Mann likely has some short-term stream appeal while Josh Giddey (illness) is sidelined as well.