Nikola Vucevic

While Zach LaVine's name has drawn up more trade rumor chatter recently due to his recent play, Vucevic is another veteran who could be on the move before the February deadline. For the sake of fantasy managers, the longer he remains the Bulls' starting center, the better. The 6-foot-11 Vucevic has been an elite fantasy option this season, and that's unlikely to change unless he takes on a less prominent role elsewhere.

One game after he matched his season-low with five rebounds, Vucevic corralled 14 and recorded his 16th double-double in Boston. The 14 rebounds matched his season-high, and Vooch shot well from the field. Some fantasy managers may have wanted more offensive activity from him, as Vucevic only attempted nine shots. But, they will receive a boost in the field goal percentage category.

Vucevic was back in the lineup after missing Friday's game against the Hornets. He led the Bulls in points and shot attempts against the Raptors. Zach LaVine was out and Josh Giddey exited in the third quarter, which only increased Vucevic's usage and importance for the Bulls. Vooch continues to have a great season for his fantasy managers.

Vucevic is back after missing Friday's win over the Hornets, and his return pushes Jalen Smith to the bench. The other change is Williams, who will start in his second game back from a foot injury that sidelined him for ten. He'll fill the void left by Zach LaVine, who will not play due to lower back spasms.

Vucevic is back in the lineup after sitting out Friday's win over Charlotte, the first game he has missed this season. Jalen Smith, who provided solid streaming value as the spot starter in Vooch's absence, will return to the bench. He loses most of his fantasy value when utilized in a reserve role.