Brooklyn Nets guard/forward Cam Thomas (back) will be back on the court Wednesday versus Washington. He was initially regarded as questionable for the game after Thomas was a late scratch for Monday's meeting with Toronto. Thomas has had a great campaign, leading his team with 21.5 points per game, and he should be in full flow on Wednesday in a pace-up spot against one of the worst defensive teams in the league. Jalen Wilson had an opportunity to start on Monday with Thomas missing and looks set to head back to the bench versus the Wizards, where he doesn't carry any fantasy appeal.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (back) is questionable for Wednesday's game in Washington. Cameron Johnson (toe) and Dennis Smith Jr. (hip) were ruled out shortly before Monday's win over Toronto. Unfortunately, the Nets would lose another of their core players heading into that one, with Thomas suffering lower back tightness during pre-game warmups. As a result, Jalen Wilson moved into the starting lineup and finished with 11 points, five rebounds, one steal, and one block in 30 minutes. However, Dennis Schroder had a team-high 19 points and seven assists. Nonetheless, if Thomas is out against the Wizards, Schroder is a lock for any fantasy lineup, while guys like Wilson, Trendon Watford, and Dorian Finney-Smith will have DFS value potential.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (back) won't play on Monday against Toronto. He wasn't listed on the injury report, so the back issue likely flared up during pregame activities. The Nets were already down Cameron Johnson (toe), and now the team will be without another one of their top performers. Of course, Mikal Bridges should pick up some of the slack. At the same time, Dennis Schroder and Dorian Finney-Smith should also see an uptick in fantasy production, with Jalen Wilson now on the radar as a DFS value option.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas had another splendid outing despite his team losing in overtime to the Spurs on Sunday night. Thomas logged 39 minutes, scoring 31 points. He added five assists and demonstrated his defensive acumen by amassing two steals. The 22-year-old has significantly increased his production from last season and is currently a Most Improved Player of the Year candidate heading toward the offseason. Thomas has had trouble staying healthy, which has slightly lowered his fantasy value, and his shot selection isn't always the best. However, he'll see more attention from fantasy managers heading into the 2024-25 campaign, whether he's still in Brooklyn or playing elsewhere.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle, foot) will play on Saturday against Charlotte. The 22-year-old has averaged a career-high 20.9 points this season, a significant upgrade from the 2022-23 campaign. Unfortunately, he's missed several stretches throughout the year due to various injuries. However, Thomas will be back, and although he may see less work in preparation for Sunday's game versus the Cleveland Cavaliers, he should be in all fantasy lineups. With this in mind, Thomas' return could mean less production from Dennis Schroder, who had 31 points on Thursday in the loss to the Detroit Pistons.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle, foot) is expected to play on Saturday against the Charlotte Hornets. The 22-year-old has been potent on the offensive end throughout the 2023-24 campaign, averaging a career-high 20.9 points. Yet, he's suffered a few injuries this season, with his latest ailment keeping him off the floor for Brooklyn's previous six contests. Although there's a chance Thomas could see fewer minutes in his first game back from the lengthy layoff, his presence may result in fewer scoring chances for Dennis Schroder, who is coming off an impressive 31-point showing in Thursday's loss to the Pistons.

There is optimism within the Brooklyn Nets that guard Cam Thomas (ankle/foot), who is out on Thursday against the Detroit Pistons, could return in one of the next two games. The Nets have a back-to-back set on Saturday against the Charlotte Hornets and Sunday against the Cleveland Cavaliers, so fantasy managers could get the 22-year-old walking bucket back this weekend. Dennis Schroder has stepped up in Thomas' stead, starting Brooklyn's last six games and averaging 17.2 points, 6.5 assists, and 2.8 threes on 58.6% shooting from deep in 30.8 minutes across this stretch ahead of an optimal matchup against a Pistons squad surrendering the most FanDuel points per game to opposing point guards in 2023-24.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle, foot) won't play on Thursday against Detroit. Thomas has had a career-year, averaging 20.9 points. Unfortunately for fantasy managers, the 22-year-old has missed 14 games. With no end in sight, he could remain off the floor for Brooklyn's upcoming games versus Charlotte and Cleveland. Cameron Johnson (ankle) also won't suit up on Thursday night, meaning Dorian Finney-Smith and Lonnie Walker IV could be on the floor more than usual, making both men viable fantasy streaming options.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle/foot) won't play in Tuesday's game versus the Philadelphia 76ers. Missing a fifth consecutive outing due to a right ankle/midfoot sprain, Thomas sets his sights toward returning on Thursday against the Detroit Pistons for the start of Brooklyn's six-game road trip. The 22-year-old scoring machine had started his last 13 games for the Nets, delivering 21.9 points, 3.5 assists, 2.4 threes, and 1.2 steals in 33.6 minutes per contest over this period. With Ben Simmons (back) also out on Tuesday, Dennis Schroder remains in play as a strong fantasy streamer for points, assists, and treys. Over Schroder's last five games (all starts), he's averaging 16.6 points, 6.2 dimes, and 3.2 triples while shooting a scorching 61.5% from deep in 30.0 minutes.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle, foot) won't play in Monday's matchup with Memphis. The 22-year-old injured his ankle and foot late in a meeting with the Grizzlies a week ago, keeping him off the floor for Brooklyn's previous three contests. As a result, Dennis Schroder has been more involved offensively. However, with Ben Simmons (leg) potentially returning on Monday, Schroder's workload and contributions on the scoring end might plummet. On the other hand, Mikal Bridges and Cameron Johnson, combining for 61 points on Saturday in the win over Atlanta, should remain in all fantasy lineups.

Brooklyn Nets guard/forward Cam Thomas (ankle) will remain sidelined for a third consecutive game on Saturday versus Atlanta. He continues to nurse a right ankle sprain and will have his next chance to return on Monday versus Memphis. The rest of the Brooklyn backcourt has received a boost without Thomas, while his absence has given Cameron Johnson a new opportunity in the starting unit. He had his best game of the season against the Hawks on Thursday with 29 points, four assists, and a couple of steals. Johnson should be able to cook up good numbers again on Saturday, as Atlanta continues to sit at the bottom of the table in defensive efficiency.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle, foot) is officially listed as out ahead of the team's game Thursday against the Hawks. The 22-year-old sustained an ankle injury during Monday's game, compelling him to sit out on Tuesday. The severity of the injury remains uncertain, but Thomas will miss his second consecutive game, with his next opportunity to play being the Saturday rematch against Atlanta. In his absence, Dennis Schroder, Lonnie Walker, and Ben Simmons are expected to see increased minutes or usage. Thomas boasts averages of 20.9 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game in 29.8 minutes this season.

According to Brian Lewis of the New York Post, Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle) underwent an MRI on Tuesday. However, the team is still awaiting the results. The 22-year-old injured his ankle during Monday's decisive win over the Memphis Grizzlies and was ruled out late in the fourth quarter. He won't play on Tuesday against Orlando, although fantasy managers could be without him longer. As a result, Lonnie Walker IV might be involved enough to warrant consideration for managers in deep fantasy setups. There's also a chance Cameron Johnson returns to the starting lineup, with the former logging fewer than 25 minutes in each of his last four games.

Brooklyn Nets guard/forward Cam Thomas (ankle) has been ruled out for Tuesday's clash with Orlando. The young scoring machine sprained his right ankle on Monday versus Memphis and will miss his 10th game of the season. With Ben Simmons (back) resting on the second night of a back-to-back, we should get a heavy dosage of Dennis Schroder on the Brooklyn backcourt. Dennis Smith Jr. and Lonnie Walker IV are also in a position to pick up extra shifts.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle) was ruled out for the remainder of Monday's game against Memphis. He amassed 14 points, five assists, and a steal in 29 minutes. However, with the game seemingly out of reach, Thomas injured his right ankle late in the fourth quarter and needed assistance to the locker room. The Nets play again on Tuesday night. But fantasy managers shouldn't expect to see him out there, barring a miracle. That said, interim head coach Kevin Ollie has gone deep into his bench since taking over, although guys like Lonnie Walker IV, Dennis Smith Jr., and Cameron Johnson should benefit the most if Thomas doesn't suit up.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle) has been upgraded to probable for Thursday's game versus the Charlotte Hornets. It's a great sign for Thomas, who should make his return from a sprained left ankle that he suffered in Nov. 8's contest. Sidelined for three weeks due to the injury, the 22-year-old skilled scorer was one of the Association's biggest surprises before going down with averages of 26.9 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 2.1 threes in 32.4 minutes through eight games (seven starts). Thomas' likely return should leave fewer shots on the table all around and most adversely affect the playing time of Lonnie Walker IV, who is scoring 15.1 points per night this year. The minutes of Dorian Finney-Smith and Royce O'Neale should remain safe for as long as Ben Simmons (hip) remains on the mend.

Brooklyn Nets center Nicolas Claxton (ankle) is available for Tuesday's In-Season Tournament game versus the Toronto Raptors, while guard Cam Thomas (ankle) remains out for the contest. Claxton saw an eight-game absence due to a left ankle sprain between Oct. 27 and Nov. 10, so the Nets opted for the cautious route in keeping him out on the second leg of a back-to-back on Sunday vs. the Chicago Bulls. The 24-year-old rim protector is proving in 2023-24 that his 2022-23 breakout was no fluke, totaling 12.3 points, 8.3 boards, and 2.7 rejections during 26.6 minutes per game thus far. Day'Ron Sharpe is in line to lose minutes off head coach Jacque Vaughn's bench on Tuesday. Thomas remains on the mend with a right ankle sprain that he suffered on Nov. 8, with his next to chance to return coming on Thursday vs. the Charlotte Hornets. Spencer Dinwiddie, and especially Lonnie Walker IV, should continue to benefit in fantasy in a very banged-up Brooklyn backcourt.

Brooklyn Nets guard/forward Cam Thomas (ankle) will likely miss a ninth consecutive game on Tuesday versus the Raptors. Thomas continues to deal with a left ankle sprain, and the team has listed him as doubtful for the clash. Before getting hurt, Thomas was enjoying a dream start to 2023-24, leading Brooklyn in scoring with 26.9 points. It will be interesting to see how the injury impacts his performance.

The Brooklyn Nets provided medical updates regarding the injuries to guards Cam Thomas (ankle) and Ben Simmons (back) on Wednesday. Thomas seems further ahead in his recovery from a left ankle sprain, having "made significant improvement" that has cleared him for "increased on-court activity". The 22-year-old walking bucket "is expected to be integrated into team activities next week as he progresses with his return-to-play program". Simmons, however, "is continuing to improve with treatment and has begun light individual court work" and "will have his status updated again in 7-to-10 days." It sounds like Thomas could return to game action in about a week, while Simmons could be on the mend due to a left lower-back nerve impingement through November. Lonnie Walker IV, Dorian Finney-Smith, and Royce O'Neale remain the most prominent streaming options in Brooklyn while both Thomas and Simmons remain on the shelf.

Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas (ankle) won't travel with the team to face the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday, ruling him out for the contest. The Nets expected Thomas to miss about two weeks with a left ankle sprain as of Nov. 9, so we're approaching the end of that proposed timetable. The 22-year-old offensive-minded guard, an early Most Improved Player candidate, has crushed it in a featured role, averaging 26.9 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 2.1 three-pointers in 32.4 minutes over eight games (seven starts) in 2023-24. Fantasy managers will have to keep Thomas tucked away as a stash in the meantime and hope that he gains clearance by the time Saturday comes against the Miami Heat. Lonnie Walker IV, nearly playing mid-round fantasy ball with 16.6 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 2.6 triples per game this year, should continue to be a regular member of head coach Jacque Vaughn's rotation until Brooklyn gets healthier.