Robert Williams

The Trail Blazers' Robert Williams III will be sidelined for four to six weeks after undergoing an arthroscopic procedure Thursday to address inflammation in his left knee.

The Trail Blazers' Robert Williams III will be sidelined for four to six weeks after undergoing an arthroscopic procedure on Thursday to address inflammation in his left knee.

Williams will be out until late April at the earliest, which means that he will not return for the regular season. Portland is currently two games out of the Play-In Tournament and has won three in a row. If they are able to make it to the playoffs, Williams will have a chance to return, but if you're still holding on to him in your fantasy league, it's a good time to let go.

Williams and Walker remain out for another game. Their absences will ensure Duop Reath's rotation minutes as the backup center. There isn't much to gain from streaming Reath, with Donovan Clingan surpassing 30 minutes as the starting center.

Williams and Walker remain sidelined for another game, leaving the Trail Blazers light on options in the frontcourt. The Time Lord has been out since February 20 with a sprained left knee, while Walker will miss a second straight game due to the league's concussion protocol. Donovan Clingan and Duop Reath will handle the available minutes at center, with the former as the starter.