Scottie Barnes

Barnes had a rough night shooting against the Bucks Friday. The 23-year-old small forward had just 10 points on 16 shots and missed all six of his 3-point attempts. It's a testament to Barnes' varied skillset that the game wasn't a total loss for fantasy managers. He was just two rebounds shy of a triple-double. The fact that he can produce like that while having a poor shooting night is impressive. Barnes remains in the top 50 in fantasy value on the year.

Barnes stuffed the stat sheet in this game, which helped them end a five-game losing streak and secure a hard-earned win over the Warriors. Barnes' efficiency has taken a hit this season, but he has still been able to average career-highs for points, assists and steals, which has resulted in another top-50 season for him. Toronto still has two more games this week, which includes a home matchup with Boston on Wednesday before they head to Milwaukee on Friday. Expect Barnes to continue to fill up the box score, regardless of the matchup.

Mitchell didn't play at all in their last game, but he'll make a return to the starting lineup in this one. He should be able to supply some assists in an increased role, though Jamal Shead should also see some extra minutes off the bench.

How the Golden State Warriors defend forwards RJ Barrett and Scottie Barnes will be key to securing a win over the Toronto Raptors on Monday.

Quickley has been solid since returning from a long layoff, averaging 16.7 points, 7.2 dimes and 2.3 triples across his last six. If he's sidelined, expect some combination of Bruce Brown, Davion Mitchell and Jamal Shead to pick up the slack. Scottie Barnes would likely handle primary playmaking duties.