Davion Mitchell

On November 12, it was revealed that Quickley suffered a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow and would be re-evaluated in one week. He'll miss at least Thursday's game against the Timberwolves, and the Raptors guard does not have a concrete timeline for return. As a result, Davion Mitchell should be streamed in deep leagues for the foreseeable future.

Immanuel Quickley (elbow) will miss at least one week, which means it's "Mitchell time." Davion should be rostered as long as Quickley remains sidelined. The other four starters are unchanged.

Quickley played in both legs of their back-to-back this weekend after an extended absence due to a pelvic contusion, but now he is dealing with an elbow sprain. If he is forced to miss Tuesday's game, Davion Mitchell will likely return to the starting lineup.

Quickley returned to the lineup on Saturday, starting and playing 26 minutes in a loss to the Clippers. Given the amount of time Quickley missed, the fact that he'll play both games of the back-to-back is highly encouraging. Davion Mitchell will remain in the backup point guard role, and there isn't much to be gained from continuing to roster him in most leagues.

Quickley is back after missing time with a pelvic contusion, and the Raptors aren't wasting any time putting him in the starting lineup. Davion Mitchell heads to the bench, and while his value takes a noticeable hit, fantasy managers should remember that Toronto plays the Lakers on Sunday. Hold onto Mitchell until the Raptors release their preliminary injury report on Sunday afternoon. As for Saturday, Quickley is the only change to the starting lineup.