Jakob Poeltl

Mitchell didn't play at all in their last game, but he'll make a return to the starting lineup in this one. He should be able to supply some assists in an increased role, though Jamal Shead should also see some extra minutes off the bench.

Boucher has been a non-factor in fantasy basketball this season, but he went off in this game and set new season-highs for rebounds and 3-pointers while scoring 20 points for just the third time this season. This was an excellent performance for him, but with Jakob Poeltl healthy, there simply isn't enough minutes for Boucher to be worth rostering in most formats. Over their four previous games, he played a total of nine minutes, which includes two games where he didn't see the floor at all. It was a fun night, but he can be left on the waiver wire.

Poeltl only missed one shot on Friday in one of his most accurate shooting performances of the season. And that's been the norm for him recently, with the 7-footer shooting 73.5% from the field over the past two weeks. Due to the improved percentages, with Poeltl also shooting 77.8% from the foul line, he has provided top-25 value over the past two weeks.

Houstan is the lone change to the Magic starting lineup, replacing Wendell Carter Jr. WCJ is available for Friday's game, so the lineup change likely has more to do with the matchup (Jakob Poeltl is the only big in Toronto's starting lineup) than anything else. Houstan hasn't been much of a fantasy asset this season, so fantasy managers can afford to leave him alone.

The Raptors will have a new backcourt after getting blown out by the Celtics on Tuesday. Quickley and Dick return from their respective injuries, which pushes Davion Mitchell and Ja'Kobe Walter to the bench. Barnes, Agbaji, and Poeltl complete the quintet.