Holiday is back after sitting out Saturday's win over the Raptors, which bumps Neemias Queta to the bench. While Queta should remain in the rotation, fantasy managers should not feel obligated to keep him on their rosters.
Pritchard landing on the injury report is concerning, even if his non-shooting hand is impacted. Jrue Holiday (knee) is not on the initial report, so he appears on track to play. Sam Hauser would be the closest to a worthwhile streamer if Pritchard cannot play on Tuesday, but he isn't a must-add.
Holiday (knee) will play Tuesday against the Cavaliers, Jay King of The Athletic reports.
Due to Jrue Holiday (knee) sitting out Friday's game, Queta remained in the starting lineup. He was effective, reaching double figures for the first time since November 8 while grabbing eight rebounds and blocking a shot. Depending on Holiday's availability for Tuesday's game against Cleveland, there may not be much need to hold onto Queta for the start of Week 5. However, the Celtics end the week with a Sunday/Monday back-to-back, so there may be another start for him soon.
The Celtics will go with a bigger starting lineup with Jrue Holiday sidelined due to injury. Queta has been tabbed to fill the void, which boosts his deep-league fantasy value. Also in line for a boost is Payton Pritchard, who has added value despite coming off the bench.