Dorian Finney-Smith

Finney-Smith has missed Brooklyn's last two games, with Noah Clowney replacing him in the starting lineup. While the second-year forward did not play well on Saturday, Clowney hit four 3-pointers and scored 19 points in Monday's loss to the Heat. He isn't a must-stream player if Finney-Smith remains out, but Clowney will have value later this season as the Nets pivot toward playing their younger guys more.

DFS sat out Saturday, and Noah Clowney got the start. Clowney wasn't too productive with his increased role, and with 28 teams in action on Monday, you're likely not streaming him. Jalen Wilson could also see more playing time in Finney-Smith's absence.

DFS missed their last game, which allowed Noah Clowney to slide into the starting unit. If Finney-Smith remains sidelined, Clowney should get another start, though he wasn't very productive in Saturday's loss. Jalen Wilson would also see a few extra minutes off the bench.

Clowney is the lone change to the Nets' starting lineup, replacing the injured Dorian Finney-Smith. The second-year forward can provide 3-point production playing alongside Claxton, and his fantasy value will increase later in the season if the Nets go "all-in" on tanking.

Finney-Smith popped up on the injury report Saturday afternoon and ultimately will miss the game after a questionable designation. Jalen Wilson figures to take his place in the starting lineup Saturday against the Jazz.