Milwaukee Bucks forward Bobby Portis (wrist) is questionable for Saturday's clash against the San Antonio Spurs. Portis, who is nursing a left wrist sprain, sat out Wednesday's loss to Portland and has played in only one of the last three games. Kyle Kuzma (Achilles) and Myles Turner (calf) are also banged up, so the frontcourt looked very different on Wednesday night. Pete Nance and Jericho Sims both started, combining for 18 points and 10 rebounds. The two could keep their starting roles on Saturday, but it's going to be a much tougher matchup against Victor Wembanyama's crew.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Kevin Porter Jr. (knee) will remain out for a fifth consecutive game on Friday against the San Antonio Spurs. Porter Jr. is still battling right knee synovitis, and his availability for the remainder of the season remains very much in question. Ryan Rollins will continue to hold the keys to the offense on Saturday. Since Porter Jr. departed the lineup, Rollins has averaged 22.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.8 assists, and 1.8 steals per game. That said, he will face a top defensive team on Saturday, which held Rollins to only six points in this season's first head-to-head matchup.

San Antonio Spurs point guard De'Aaron Fox (back) will return to the lineup on Saturday against the Milwaukee Bucks. He has been removed from the injury report after Fox missed Wednesday's win over Memphis with a back problem. Dylan Harper started on Wednesday but didn't set the world alight, finishing with 10 points, five rebounds, six assists, and one steal. As a reserve, Harper has produced back-to-back 20-point games, suggesting this role suits him better. Saturday's matchup looks promising for Fox, as only four teams have allowed more fantasy points to point guards than the Bucks.

Los Angeles Clippers forward/center Isaiah Jackson (ankle) didn't finish Friday's contest against the Indiana Pacers, Lauren Rosen of FanDuel Sports Network SoCal reports. He missed the end of the game after tweaking his right ankle early in the fourth quarter. Jackson finished the night with four points and four rebounds in 14 minutes. Since joining the Clippers from Indiana, Jackson has served as Brook Lopez's backup at center. John Collins will see more time at the No. 5 spot if Jackson can't play on Sunday against Milwaukee.

Golden State Warriors forward/center Al Horford (calf) will be re-evaluated in one week, the team announced on Friday. The veteran big man will miss an eighth consecutive game on Friday against Washington due to a strained right soleus. Golden State noted that Horford is making "good progress" and has started light on-court workouts in recent days. After Friday night, Horford will miss at least three more games, but he could be available for the final few regular-season matchups. With Quinten Post (foot) also out, Draymond Green and Kristaps Porzingis must carry the frontcourt. Omer Yurtseven has also entered the rotation and signed a second 10-day contract with the Warriors earlier this week.

Philadelphia 76ers guard/forward Kelly Oubre Jr. (elbow) appears set to rejoin the lineup on Saturday against the Charlotte Hornets. While the team has officially listed him as questionable for the game, Oubre said on Friday that he will play. The former Hornet has been out of the lineup for eight games due to a left elbow injury. Tyrese Maxey (finger) could also be back in action on Saturday, meaning Philadelphia may have all players available for the game. Quentin Grimes and Dominick Barlow could lose playing time with Oubre Jr.'s return.

Portland Trail Blazers guard/forward Vit Krejci (calf) has been ruled out for Friday's meeting with the Dallas Mavericks. This will mark his seventh consecutive absence due to a left calf contusion. Krejci was listed as doubtful on the initial injury report, so his return doesn't seem to be close. With him out of the rotation, Scott Henderson, Matisse Thybulle, and Kris Murray will be the primary bench contributors for the Blazers. Portland's second unit could be in for a fun night, facing a Dallas team that allows the sixth-most field-goal attempts in the league to opposing reserves.

Portland Trail Blazers center Robert Williams III (knee) has once again shaken off a questionable tag and will play on Friday against the Dallas Mavericks. The veteran big man will fill his usual duties as Donovan Clingan's backup. Portland's big men could have a field day on Friday night, with Dallas allowing the third-most fantasy points in the league to centers. Williams has averaged 7.0 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 1.0 blocks across 18.0 minutes per game in this matchup during the 2025-26 campaign.

Washington Wizards guard/forward Tre Johnson (foot) is available on Friday against the Golden State Warriors. He will return to action after missing three games due to a right foot sprain. Johnson has been quiet this month, posting 11.2 points per game. He has struggled to score efficiently, making only 34.5 percent of his field-goal attempts. Golden State ranks just outside the top 10 in defensive efficiency and limited Johnson to 13 points last week in a 125-117 road win. Leaky Black and Jaden Hardy lose fantasy value with Johnson's return.

Dallas Mavericks forward Khris Middleton (illness) won't suit up on Friday against the Portland Trail Blazers. He was a very late addition to the injury report due to illness. After a couple of big performances early in his Mavericks career, Middleton has posted fairly underwhelming averages of 11.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, and 2.5 assists in 22.3 minutes with the team. Fellow veteran Klay Thompson may log more action on Friday due to his absence.

Indiana Pacers forward Jarace Walker (concussion) has been ruled out for the remainder of Friday's tilt against the Los Angeles Clippers. He sustained a head injury in the first quarter and is being evaluated for a concussion. Kobe Brown started the second half in Walker's place. Obi Toppin may get more usage as well due to his absence. The two are also likely going to be more involved in Sunday's game against Miami if Walker has to miss time.

Washington Wizards forward/center Tristan Vukcevic (back) will play in Friday's contest against the Golden State Warriors. He missed Wednesday's win over Utah due to a back problem. It wasn't initially clear whether Vukcevic could play on Friday, as he was listed as questionable on the original injury report. With Alexandre Sarr (toe) also available, Julian Reese could fall out of the rotation despite posting a massive 26-point, 17-rebound double-double on Wednesday night.

Washington Wizards guard/forward Bilal Coulibaly (heel) will play on Friday against the Golden State Warriors. He has received the clearance to play after the team listed Coulibaly as questionable on the initial injury report. Coulibaly has been hot from downtown this month, averaging 15.3 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists, and 1.4 steals with 40.4 percent three-point shooting. Last week, he finished a 125-117 loss to the Warriors with 21 points, eight rebounds, four assists, and one steal, hitting both of his attempts from outside.

Detroit Pistons guard/forward Ausar Thompson (ankle) is questionable for Saturday's game against Minnesota after recently managing a sprain that already cost him multiple games this month. If he sits, Kevin Huerter and Ron Holland II could see expanded roles. Huerter is the more appealing fantasy option after posting 22 points, four three-pointers, and one steal in 34 minutes in his last start. Holland contributed seven rebounds and four assists in 19 minutes and is more of a deep-league option. Javonte Green could also see situational minutes if Detroit remains shorthanded.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (knee) will miss at least two more games, ESPN's Anthony Slater and Shams Charania report. He isn't ready to make his comeback on Friday night against Washington and will also miss Sunday's matchup with the Denver Nuggets. Curry will be re-evaluated next week. Until the former MVP returns to the lineup, Brandin Podziemski and Gui Santos will lead the Warriors' offense. His absence has also led to increased playing time for Pat Spencer, Gary Payton II, and Will Richard.

Detroit Pistons forward Tobias Harris (hip) is questionable for Saturday's game against Minnesota after continuing to manage lingering soreness. If the veteran forward sits, Ron Holland II and Javonte Green could see expanded roles. Holland posted two points, seven rebounds, and four assists in 19 minutes last game and offers some deep-league rebounding appeal. Green chipped in eight points, two three-pointers, and one steal in 20 minutes but remains a fringe, risky option for managers chasing threes. Harris is worth holding if active.

Utah Jazz forward/center Kyle Filipowski (illness) is ready to face Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets on Friday night. He wasn't available on Wednesday against Washington due to illness and was initially listed as probable for Friday's tilt. Filipowski has enjoyed a much larger role late in the season, but his recent performances have been inconsistent. He will face a tough challenge against Jokic on both ends of the floor. Filipowski has averaged 12.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 3.5 assists in matchups with the Nuggets this season.

Detroit Pistons center Jalen Duren (knee) is questionable for Saturday's game against Minnesota after playing through injury tags in recent outings. If he sits, Paul Reed could move into the starting lineup with Isaiah Stewart (calf) still out. Reed had eight points, three rebounds, and one steal in 14 minutes Thursday and would be a deep league streamer if Duren sits. Tobias Harris (hip) and Ausar Thompson (ankle) could also benefit if cleared, with both currently carrying injury tags.

Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey (finger) is questionable for Saturday's game against Charlotte after progressing faster than initially expected from a March injury. If cleared, he would likely reclaim a starting role, which would push Quentin Grimes back to the bench and cut into Cameron Payne's minutes. Grimes posted 13 points, six rebounds, five assists, three steals, and three blocks in 31 minutes last game and remains a short-term hold if Maxey sits. Maxey carries some risk of a minutes cap if active, but he should be started in most formats if cleared.

Los Angeles Lakers forward Rui Hachimura (calf) will rejoin the action Friday against the Brooklyn Nets. The Lakers will have the Japanese forward back in the lineup after he missed two games due to right calf injury management. Hachimura's productivity and playing time have noticeably declined since the All-Star break, as he's averaged 8.2 points and 2.3 rebounds in 24.7 minutes per game. Jake LaRavia has seen more time on the floor in the last couple of games and will likely have a lighter workload with Hachimura back in the fold.