Jonathan Mogbo

Rajakovic also said that Barnes has been dealing with this hand injury for months, but he has been playing through it. Unfortunately, it hasn't gone well recently; he scored a season-low five points on Thursday after scoring nine points in each of Toronto's last two games. If he misses Friday's game, Jonathan Mogbo is the likely replacement in the starting unit if Barnes is sidelined.

Boucher hasn't played in over a month, though that isn't just because he has been sick. Boucher hasn't been part of Toronto's recent rotation even when healthy. Regardless of his availability, Jonathan Mogbo will continue to fill out most of the reserve frontcourt minutes.

Quickley and Poeltl will not be available for Sunday's game, the first of two in as many days for the Raptors. Jamal Shead will likely replace Quickley in the starting lineup, which raises his fantasy ceiling. As for Poeltl's replacement, Orlando Robinson and Jonathan Mogbo have been given opportunities in the past. Both should play more minutes, regardless of who starts.

Toronto will roll out a more normal lineup as opposed to the obvious tanking lineups they've been using. Agbaji and Poeltl didn't play the second night of the back-to-back on Monday, and their returns push Jamison Battle and Collin Castleton to the bench.

Monday's game was Mogbo's first since March 4, when he suffered a back contusion. The rookie did not offer much production in his 27 minutes, but there will be more opportunities for Him to start before the season ends. Whether or not he can do enough to merit being rostered in deep leagues during the "silly season" remains to be seen, but there's no need to add Mogbo right now.