PJ Washington

The Mavericks are without PJ Washington and Anthony Davis, opening up two spots in the starting lineup. While Marshall has been worth rostering in standard leagues whether he starts or comes off the bench, that has not been the case for Edwards. Also, with this being the 50th game Edwards has been active for this season, this may be his last appearance in a Mavericks uniform unless he's given a standard contract.

Washington's absence should mean increased playing time for Naji Marshall. Williams should see meaningful minutes and is worth streaming if you need him. He's averaged 16.9 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.8 assists across 26.9 minutes over his last eight games, including two starts.

Washington has been one of the Mavericks' most productive scorers since returning from injury while Brandon Williams has been demoted to a bench role. Naji Marshall could be poised to return to the starting lineup if Washington and Davis are ruled out. Jaden Hardy could benefit from Williams missing some time.

Washington sprained his right ankle during the second quarter of Monday's game. While he did leave the game briefly, the Mavericks forward was on the court for the start of the third. This injury may cast some doubt on Washington's availability for Tuesday's game against the Knicks, especially with Anthony Davis (groin) not expected to play. That match is the first of three games the Mavericks will play to conclude Week 21.

Davis is back and will appear in a game for the first time since injuring his groin during his Mavericks debut in early February. With AD's desire to play alongside a center, Jones will remain in the starting lineup while Naji Marshall moves to the bench. While his value takes a slight hit, Naji is worth holding onto, especially with the Mavericks facing the Knicks on Tuesday, as Davis is unlikely to play.