Cam Reddish

The Lakers don't need Reddish to do much offensively; his defense is why he's starting over D'Angelo Russell. While the steals and blocks accumulated on Tuesday were nice, there's no reason to consider rostering Reddish in most fantasy leagues.

Reddish is back after sitting out Saturday's win over the Pelicans, which means Max Christie returns to the bench and is not worth rostering in fantasy leagues. And with Rui Hachimura still sidelined, Knecht will remain in the starting lineup and is worth streaming in deep leagues.

Reddish is set to return to action after missing two games due to injury. Max Christie, who did not offer much value as a streamer with Reddish sidelined, heads back to the bench.

It was a live practice against coaches, but it was still a practice. Reddish will have a chance to play against the Jazz on Tuesday after missing Saturday's game. If he remains out, Max Christie should see another start in his place. He has played 30 minutes in each of their last two games but struggled to shoot the ball in his lone start this season.

Due to Cam Reddish joining Rui Hachimura on the sideline, Christie made his first start of the season on Saturday. While the numbers weren't good, his effort kept him on the floor for 30 minutes, while D'Angelo Russell (seven points, one rebound, five assists, one steal, and one 3-pointer) played 21. There's no need to stream Christie, while Russell managers will have a difficult decision ahead of Week 5: hold with the hope that he'll play is way back into the starting lineup, or cut bait.