Peyton Watson

Watson joins Denver's starting five in being ruled out after Tuesday's double overtime thriller against the Timberwolves. With the Nuggets short on options, Vlatko Cancar and PJ Hall figure to be apart of the rotation.

The Nuggets will play Wednesday without all five starters and key reserve Peyton Watson. Westbrook is one of the few rotation players who will be available, and he's worth streaming everywhere, even with a likely high-turnover night on the way.

Initially questionable for Wednesday's game, Watson is not expected to be available. With Denver's starting five already ruled out, the Nuggets will be short on available options. Vlatko Cancar and PJ Hall should enter the rotation after picking up DNP-CDs in Tuesday's double-overtime loss to the Timberwolves.

Less than 24 hours after losing a double-overtime thriller to the Timberwolves, Denver will play Wednesday's game without its entire starting five. Porter and Gordon's absences free up minutes for Peyton Watson (if he can play) and Hunter Tyson. Watson is a game-time decision due to an inflamed right knee. If cleared, Watson would be the preferred streamer, but Tyson is also worth the risk.

It's reasonable for Jokic to be a little gassed after posting a 61-point triple-double on Tuesday. On the other hand, Murray is looking to return from a two-game layoff. Deandre Jordan will likely fill in for Jokic if he's ruled out. Russell Westbrook, Jalen Pickett or Peyton Watson could fill in for Murray, though Watson is also listed as questionable.