Ivica Zubac

Bamba played 15 minutes in this game, which is a similar workload to what he saw as a starter over each of the last two games. However, he had some streaming upside as a starter, but the odds of anyone starting him with Ivica Zubac back were incredibly low. Of course, this ended up being arguably his best game of the season. He set new season-highs for points, blocks and 3-pointers in the win, though this isn't enough to justify him as a streaming option. He played well in this game, but he shouldn't be rostered in standard leagues.

Zubac (eye) is off the injury report for Thursday's game against the Wizards.

Zubac will be back in the lineup after a two-game absence, which means that Mo Bamba will be pushed out of the starting lineup. He didn't play many minutes as the starting center, but he'll lose the little streaming value that he held.

Bamba has started the Clippers' last two games, as Ivica Zubac has been out with an eye injury. After putting up 10 points, seven rebounds, and two 3-pointers in Monday's loss to the Bulls, he offered minimal value against the Celtics. Kobe Brown played 38 minutes off the bench, finishing with four points, 11 rebounds, two assists, one steal, and two blocked shots. He proved more valuable than Bamba in this matchup but is rostered in even fewer Yahoo leagues. Zubac is expected to be available for Thursday's game against the Bulls, likely playing while wearing protective glasses. There's no need to consider streaming Bamba or Brown, even if Zubac cannot play.

The Clippers are without James Harden, Norman Powell, Kawhi Leonard, and Ivica Zubac, resulting in Jones being the lone holdover among Wednesday's starters. Porter, Coffey, Mann, and Bamba are all worth streaming, while Bones Hyland and Jordan Miller are among those who will play rotation minutes off the bench.