Gabe Vincent

Finney-Smith has been away from the Lakers since his partner gave birth to their child on Thursday. He'll be in the rotation on Sunday, providing depth off the bench. Shake Milton and Gabe Vincent are likely to play fewer minutes than they did on Friday, with the latter logging 29 minutes.

Vincent hasn't been much of a factor for the Lakers since he joined the team ahead of last season, but he was productive in this game. He had his highest scoring game as a Laker, which helped them get a win over his former team. Vincent may be the team's clear backup point guard now that D'Angelo Russell is in Brooklyn, but that doesn't mean that he should be rostered in any format, even if he played well in this game.

Vincent is back after a four-game absence and will give the Lakers additional depth off the bench. However, his return will not impact fantasy basketball, as he provided limited value before the oblique injury. With Vincent available, Shake Milton will likely play fewer minutes off the bench.

Vincent isn't a fantasy-relevant player even when he's been healthy this season. The 28-year-old point guard has missed the Lakers' last four games with Shake Milton taking his minutes off the bench. Vincent now seems likely to play Tuesday, though he's not worth rostering in fantasy.

Vincent, who hasn't impacted fantasy basketball when healthy, has missed the Lakers' last four games with an oblique strain. Shake Milton has played rotation minutes off the bench with Vincent sidelined, but he hasn't done enough to merit being rostered in any fantasy leagues.