Houston Rockets guard/forward Jae'Sean Tate (wrist) has been listed as questionable on Friday for their game against the Charlotte Hornets. Tate was forced to miss their last contest against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday while dealing with this left wrist strain, and it doesn't seem to be fully healed just yet. Regardless of injury status, Tate has been seeing his fewest minutes per contest of his career this year and that has made his fantasy value very limited. If he does play, he'll likely see around 15-17 minutes which wouldn't make him useful in most fantasy leagues. If he has to sit out another game, however, Jeff Green, Amen Thompson, and Cam Whitmore should all see some extra minutes.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (illness) missed Friday's game along with Amen Thompson (illness) but it looks like his illness isn't as severe as the rookie's. He was officially upgraded to active on Sunday and will be on the court against the Milwaukee Bucks. Tate will probably take some minutes and fantasy value away from Aaron Holiday and Jeff Green. He will likely receive around 20-to-25 minutes as usual and could be a solid option in deep nine-category leagues.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (illness) was added to the injury report later on Friday afternoon as doubtful for their game against the Memphis Grizzlies. He's now suffering from an illness that he may have caught from Amen Thompson who is questionable due to an illness as well. Since Tate isn't expected to play, his minutes will likely be split between Jabari Smith Jr., Tari Eason, and Jeff Green. Eason would be a great fantasy addition while Green would only be helpful in very deep leagues.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate has put his injury issues behind him and was a full participant in practice as training camp opened on Tuesday. Kelly Iko of The Athletic even noted that Tate looked "very sharp" during a scrimmage on Day 1 and "imposed his will" at both ends of the floor. Tate sat out all but 31 games last season and took a step backward following two productive seasons, posting 9.1 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 2.7 assists. A lot has changed in H-Town since his healthy days, but Tate should still have a good role to play in the Rockets rotation, especially if he continues to impress in training camp.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (rest) is considered doubtful for Monday's game against the Golden State Warriors. He's expected to sit this game considering he hasn't played in both ends of a back-to-back set since returning from injury. That means, Tate is likely to sit on Monday because he played 22 minutes on Sunday. His absence will likely free up additional playing time for TyTy Washington Jr. in the rotation. Although, it's unlikely that he plays enough to warrant streaming him.

Houston Rockets guard/forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) is available for Saturday's contest against Detroit. The 27-year-old got a routine night off on Thursday in the loss to Cleveland, allowing TyTy Washington Jr. to finish with 10 points in 29 minutes from off the bench. However, Houston won't have Kevin Porter Jr. (foot) and Jalen Green (calf) in uniform for this one, so Tate or Washington may move into the starting lineup. Both men should draw streaming interest from those in deeper fantasy formats, although both men are risky options.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) is finally available for the team again Thursday against Utah. He has missed all but three games this season with a right ankle injury. Tate is a guy who does a little bit of everything on the court and has averaged 8.3 points with 4.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.0 steals in the few appearances he's made this term. He will be a very useful fantasy piece once he's back at his best, but it might take a while until Tate is ready to handle his regular workload.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) has to sit out another game Thursday versus the Spurs. He's been nursing a right ankle problem since the end of October, and whilst Tate was cleared to start running again Monday, he still isn't ready to play. It will be his 18th game out. Tate also missed the start of the season, so he's been limited to just three appearances in 2022-23. The 27-year has been a guy who does a bit of everything for the team and his absence has been a bad blow, but it has also allowed youngsters like Jabari Smith Jr., Kenyon Martin Jr. and Tari Eason to log more minutes and develop quicker.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) is not close to getting back on the court, according to head coach Stephen Silas. After missing the first four games of the season, he played three games and seemed to aggravate his ankle injury. After missing the last five games in a row, it seems like he's in line to miss a lot more than previously expected. Fantasy managers can safely drop Tate unless they have an empty Injured Reserve spot. Stay tuned to hear if there is any timetable for his return. Kenyon Martin Jr. and Tari Eason will continue to be streaming options in his place.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) has been officially ruled out for the team's game on Wednesday against the Los Angeles Clippers. He was in line to be re-evaluated by the team after he missed the game on Monday and it looks like that evaluation wasn't a good one. This same ankle caused him to miss the first four games of the season and will cause him to miss another one. Garrison Mathews, Tari Eason, and Kenyon Martin Jr. will likely see some added minutes in his absence.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) has been ruled out Monday against the Los Angeles Clippers and will return to Houston to be re-evaluated. Tate aggravated his right ankle injury recently, an injury that cost him the first four games of the season. Tate should be considered questionable moving forward until we get more clarity on the severity of Tate's injury. In Tate's absence, Kenyon Martin Jr. should move into the starting lineup while Tari Eason should see extended run off the bench.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) will move into the starting five for Wednesday's game against the Utah Jazz. Tate will be making his season debut, so he might be somewhat limited. Despite that, he'll be in the starting five, which moves Kenyon Martin Jr. to the bench. The fact Tate is starting immediately puts him on the streaming radar in deep leagues. It'll be interesting to see how the Rockets use Tate in their rotation this season.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) will make his season debut against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. Tate will be making his regular season debut in this game. The 26-year-old averaged 11.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.8 assists with the Rockets last season. It'll be interesting to see where Tate ends up in the rotation. He could be somewhat limited in his first game back. That being said, Tate won't be a recommended streaming option for Wednesday's slate.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) is expected to make his season debut against the Utah Jazz on Wednesday. He's missed the first four games of the season with an ankle sprain, but barring any setbacks, we'll see him back on the court. Last season, he was a jack-of-all-trades type of player for the Rockets. He averaged 11.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.8 assists and almost a steal per game while shooting 49.8% from the floor. He's great in any fantasy format if you need a little of everything. He's sure to continue as the glue guy for this team.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) will not suit up for the team in their opening game against the Hawks. He's been dealing with ankle soreness throughout the preseason and seems like he'll need a little more time to return to the court. The 26-year-old just signed a four-year extension this past offseason. He'll continue to be the Swiss Army knife of the team as he contributes in every facet of the game for this young Rockets squad. In category formats, Tate will be a great value target in deeper leagues when he returns to play.

Houston Rockets forward Jae'Sean Tate has agreed to a new deal with the organization. Tate has reportedly signed a three-year $21 million deal with the Rockets. The Rockets could've kept Tate for a $1.8 million team option, but they'd risk losing him the following season. Now, the Rockets have secured Tate for the next three seasons. His versatility is a huge asset and he's expected to get fairly consistent minutes in Houston. Despite that, Tate isn't the best shooter and is viewed as more of a streaming option.

The Rockets exercised the team option of forward Jae'Sean Tate. The former Ohio State Buckeye has added depth for an up-and-coming franchise throughout his two years in the NBA, and he finished 2021-22 by averaging 11.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 2.8 assists. The 26-year-old has been durable, appearing in 148 games since entering the league, and has provided sporadic relief for fantasy managers as a streamer. However, his shooting percentages haven't been the best, draining only 31% of his attempts from deep. Nonetheless, Tate isn't expected to be a day-to-day producer for Houston moving ahead. But he should continue to have some solid outings here or there.

Houston Rockets power forward Jae'Sean Tate followed up 2020-21 All-Rookie honors by delivering a nearly identical stat line in his second professional season. But he doesn't view that as his ceiling. Mentioning a plan to workout alongside Golden State's Draymond Green in the months to come while on a podcast with former pro Andrew Bogut, Tate sees upward mobility for his all-around game and Houston's in general. Tate's minutes dipped slightly this past year (26.4 minutes per contest), but he started 77 of the team's contests. With 11.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 2.8 assists under his belt on a nightly basis -- while shooting 49.8% overall -- Tate continues to boast strong multi-category appeal heading into his third year.

Houston Rockets center Christian Wood (illness) and power forward Jae'Sean Tate (ankle) have been ruled out for Friday's contest against Dallas. The absence marks the third in a row for Wood and second straight for Tate, with the duo paving the way for Alperen Sengun and Kenyon Martin Jr. to see significant minutes and offensive workloads. With Wood and Tate out Wednesday, both Sengun and Martin collected double-doubles and tied for the team lead with 40 minutes played. Wood was on an offensive tear prior to going down, averaging 24.7 PPG across his past three outings, while shooting 62.2 percent overall. The next chance that he or Tate will have to take the floor comes Sunday vs. the Pelicans.

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.