Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (knee) is questionable for Wednesday's matchup against Dallas. He's had trouble with his right knee and could be unavailable for a third straight game. However, Hyland has played in only one of the last eight games, logging nine minutes in a cameo against Sacramento, so his absence doesn't affect the Clippers in any way.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (knee) is questionable for Monday's contest against Indiana. He's on the injury report with right knee soreness and could remain on the sidelines after already missing time with the ailment. With that said, Hyland hasn't been part of the Clippers' plans anymore since the James Harden trade. He's earned only a few minutes of playing time, hitting the court just five times across the last 17 games. Hyland couldn't find his way in Denver, and it looks like he'll need to move on from L.A. as well to establish himself as an NBA player.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (shoulder) is available ahead of Tuesday's game against the Sacramento Kings. Hyland sat out of their last game due to a right shoulder strain. Luckily, it appears to be a minor issue and he'll be available for this game. However, Hyland hasn't been a big part of the rotation lately. Since November 10th, Hyland has appeared in four games and played 13 minutes. He won't be on the fantasy radar going forward.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (shoulder) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. It appears the Clippers are going to hold out Hyland while he recovers from a right shoulder strain. His absence won't be a big loss for Los Angeles considering Hyland hasn't been a huge part of the rotation. The Clippers don't really need him right now with James Harden and Russell Westbrook both healthy. That being said, Hyland isn't worth holding in most fantasy formats right now.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland will make his move into the starting five for Tuesday's game against the Orlando Magic. Normally, Hyland is the primary backup point guard to Russell Westbrook. However, he will shift into the starting five with the Clippers shorthanded on Tuesday. The team traded Robert Covington, Nicolas Batum, and Marcus Morris Sr. to the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for James Harden. Now, Hyland will start in place of Covington in the rotation. The expectation is that Hyland will continue to have an increased role until Harden is ready to play or Terance Mann (ankle) is back.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland had his fourth-year option exercised by the team on Monday. This doesn't come as a shock as the Clippers have high hopes for the 23-year-old guard. They acquired him at the trade deadline last season. He has been a solid source for scoring during his limited time with the team. Right now, Hyland is the primary backup guard to Russell Westbrook. He's averaging 11.8 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 3.1 assists in 19.4 minutes per game this season.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (ankle) is listed as questionable for the team's game against the Utah Jazz on Friday. Hyland also was tagged as questionable before their season-opener on Wednesday and he ended up playing. The ankle sprain seems to be a nagging injury, but not severe enough to force him to miss a game just yet. While Terance Mann (ankle) remains sidelined, Hyland will serve as the primary backup to Russell Westbrook. He was able to collect 17 points and three assists in 22 minutes during their previous contest, so he would be a good streaming option for fantasy managers who may be waiting for Mann to return.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (ankle) is available for Wednesday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. Hyland is back after spraining his ankle during the preseason finale. He'll serve as the primary backup to Russell Westbrook at point guard during the season opener. He should be able to get fairly decent playing time off the bench. Hyland should be able to hold deep league value as the primary backup point guard.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (ankle) is regarded as questionable for Wednesday's season opener against Portland. The 23-year-old sprained his left ankle in the Clippers' preseason finale against Denver last week. He was able to get through practice on Tuesday, but Hyland's status for the game is still up in the air. The speedy guard should play a significant role if he can go Wednesday, as the Clippers start the season without Terance Mann (ankle). However, if he's out, Brandon Boston Jr. will have a chance to sneak into the rotation.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (ankle) didn't practice on Saturday. The 23-year-old, who tweaked his ankle during the preseason meeting with the Nuggets, was traded to Los Angeles ahead of last season's deadline. He averaged only 10.8 points in 14 games with the Clippers. However, Hyland is expected to be a routine part of Ty Lue's rotation this season, so the team hopes he returns sooner rather than later. Los Angeles begins the 2023-24 campaign on Wednesday against the Portland Trail Blazers. If Hyland doesn't suit up, Terance Mann may spend some time at the one, although Russell Westbrook and Paul George should handle most of the ball-handling duties.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (ankle) was trending towards missing at least a practice or two, but now it's official that he'll miss his first one after spraining his left ankle in their last preseason game. His timetable to return is still to be determined and they're going to re-evaluate him in a few days which could possibly put him at risk of missing the team's season opener. Their first game isn't until Wednesday, so he has a bit of time to rest, but any fantasy managers with stock in Hyland will want to check back before tipoff. Terance Mann will likely pick up some of the slack when Russell Westbrook needs a rest if Hyland has to miss any game time.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland (ankle) had to leave their preseason game on Thursday with an ankle sprain. After the game, when head coach Ty Lue was asked about the injury, he said that Hyland would be evaluated on Friday. This evaluation has yet to happen, but he will be someone to monitor since this could affect his availability for their opening game depending on the severity of the sprain. Even though Hyland is in a reserve role, the team already has six players that are considered day-to-day so he could see a consistent amount of playing time given the health of the team.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland will move into the starting five for Thursday's preseason game against the Denver Nuggets. It appears head coach Ty Lue is going to rest a majority of his starters during this game. Ivica Zubac is the lone starter remaining in the lineup on Thursday and he's unlikely to play significant minutes in this game. Hyland is expected to be the primary backup to Russell Westbrook this upcoming season. Although, we've seen Westbrook come off the bench in the past, so it wouldn't be shocking to see that happen at some point again. Hyland will get another chance to impress here, but it sounds like he'll play with the second unit to begin the season. There should still be fantasy value for Hyland off the bench, but it will also be dependent on his role.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland is seen as a player who could make a big impact in 2023-24. The 23-year-old himself has admitted that he feels a lot more comfortable in the team now, and teammate Nicolas Batum is full of praise for Hyland. "He's fast, he's talented, he's a great basketball player, but I think maybe last year he was rushing a little bit too much," Batum said of Hyland. "Now he seems even if he's still fast, he feels like he's more under control, makes better decisions. ... He worked on that. You can see, he watched film, he tried to get better decision-making and he's doing a good job so far." The French veteran added that he "loves" to watch Hyland play and thinks he's going to have a "great" season. Hyland averaged 10.8 points with 3.5 rebounds and 3.4 assists in 14 games with the Clippers last term.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Bones Hyland is expected to be the team's backup point guard, according to head coach Ty Lue. The 23-year-old was the backup in Denver before being traded to the Clippers mid-season. After being traded, Hyland had a tough time cracking the rotation on a nightly basis. However, it sounds like Hyland is going to be the primary backup to Russell Westbrook to begin the season. Last season, Hyland averaged 11.8 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 3.1 assists in 19.4 minutes per game. It sounds like he'll have a legitimate role in the rotation next season. Fantasy managers should consider Hyland a late-round option in deep leagues.

Guard Bones Hyland is a fresh member of the Los Angeles Clippers after the Denver Nuggets traded him for two second-round picks. The 22-year-old will finally get to play some basketball again after being dropped from the Nuggets rotation for the past few games. He was having a decent season before falling out of favor, averaging 12.1 points with 2.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists. Hyland will likely remain a backup in L.A., but should at least get some regular playing time again.

Denver Nuggets guard Bones Hyland (finger) is available to play against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday. Hyland will make his return after missing a game with a finger sprain and should have a busy day with most of the starters not playing. Hyland figures to step into a major role immediately and is worth a look in DFS slates.

Denver Nuggets guard Bones Hyland (finger) will sit out Tuesday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. Hyland is dealing with some finger pain that has proven too much for him to play through. Bruce Brown and Christian Braun should take the majority of the minutes left over while Ish Smith may also make an appearance. Brown holds the most fantasy upside, especially if Michael Porter Jr. (personal) is out.

Denver Nuggets guard Bones Hyland (finger) is questionable to play Tuesday night against the New Orleans Pelicans. Hyland has seen limited minutes the past few days and is dealing with a finger sprain in his non-shooting hand. With Hyland banged up, Christian Braun has been seeing additional minutes off the bench. If Hyland is ruled out or limited in any fashion on Tuesday, Braun should see extra run again.