Jamison Battle

Agbaji has missed Toronto's last six games, but he could be back in the lineup on Friday. He should slide back into the starting lineup if he returns, which would likely limit the minutes of AJ Lawson and Jamison Battle.

Barnes missed Wednesday's game against Philadelphia, but there is a chance that he returns to the rotation on Friday. Colin Castleton started next to Jakob Poeltl on Wednesday, but with Poeltl out, Castleton could remain in the starting unit even if Barnes is back. Jamison Battle is also a candidate to be pushed out of the starting lineup if Barnes returns.

Both players were out against Philadelphia on Wednesday but will be back against the Jazz. Jakob Poeltl will be getting the rest night against Utah, but it is worth noting that Poeltl only played 17 minutes despite being available on Wednesday. It wouldn't be surprising if Quickley and Barrett received the same treatment. Still, they should be part of the starting lineup, which would likely push Jamal Shead and Jamison Battle to the bench.

According to Raptors coach Darko Rajakovic, Barnes has been dealing with a pinkie finger injury for the last few games. As a result, he and Agbaji will not play on Wednesday, with the latter sidelined by a sprained ankle. AJ Lawson and Jamison Battle will play more minutes, with the former coming off the best game of his NBA career on Monday.

Neither Temple nor Battle has played consistent rotation minutes when available, so their returns will not impact fantasy basketball.