4/19:Golden State Warriors center JaVale McGee (quadriceps) is questionable for Game 3 versus the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday. McGee said he felt good, but that does not mean a whole lot regarding his status for this contest. McGee has been solid this postseason, averaging 12.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, 1.5 steals and 1.5 blocks through two games. DFS owners will likely have to wait until after shootaround for more information on McGee's status. Zaza Pachulia, Kevon Looney and Jordan Bell would see an increased workload if McGee sits out.--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: Mark Medina

4/19:Toronto Raptors point guard Fred VanVleet (shoulder) said he'll be fine for Game 3 versus the Washington Wizards on Friday. "You're gonna have to cut my arm off to get me to not feel like I can play," VanVleet said. However, VanVleet played just three minutes in Game 2 and "he just didn't look right," according to head coach Dwane Casey. Casey felt VanVleet was too tentative and he wanted to get him some more rest. Delon Wright will see increased playing time as backup point guard if VanVleet is limited or does not play in Game 3.--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: The Athletic

4/19:Houston Rockets forward Luc Mbah a Moute (shoulder) said he won't rule out playing in Round 1 of the playoffs. "I wouldn’t say ‘no.’ But I also want to be smart and do the right thing," Mbah a Moute said. The Rockets have not given him a timetable, but it does sounds like he could be day-to-day soon. He's been fantastic on defense all season and Houston would love to have him back as soon as he feels he's ready.--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: Houston Chronicle

4/19:Dallas Mavericks guard/forward Wesley Matthews (leg) said he expects to be cleared for basketball activities this week. Matthews has an MRI scheduled Thursday to determine if the stress fracture in his right fibula has healed yet. "By the end of the week, I should be good to go," Matthews said. He missed the final 16 games of the season but was a solid option for the Mavs this season. He averaged 12.7 points, 3.1 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.2 steals and 2.4 triples on 40.6 percent shooting. Matthews has an $18.6 million player option for 2018-19 but has not decided whether or not he's going to pick it up.--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: Sportsday

4/19:New York Knicks forward/center Kristaps Porzingis (knee) could miss the entire 2018-2019 season, according to Knicks owner James Dolan. "I’ve been told everything from December to him being out for the season, so I don’t know what to expect on that," Dolan said. Porzingis tore his ACL in February and there is no word of any setbacks. It's unclear why Dolan does not believe Porzingis will be ready for next season, but KP recently said he was hopeful to be ready for the start of the 2018-2019 season.--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: New York Post

4/19:Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid (face) is doubtful for Thursday's Game 3 versus the Miami Heat. Embiid has not played a game in April yet due to an orbital fracture but did travel with the team to Miami. Head coach Brett Brown said "everything is still on the table," so there is a chance that Embiid does play on Thursday. The Sixers will likely wait and see how Embiid feels after warmups before making their final decision. Ersan Ilyasova or Amir Johnson would draw the start at center if Embiid can't play.--Andy Webb - RotoBallerSource: Kyle Neubeck

4/19:Indiana Pacers forward Thaddeus Young is shooting 70 percent from the field in the series against Cleveland, but he's failed to mold the good shooting nights into big fantasy lines. He had only eight points in Wednesday's Game 2 with six rebounds and three steals. Young is averaging only 7.5 points and 3.5 rebounds in the series, even though his minutes have remained about the same as they were during the regular season (33 per game). The Pacers badly need some more scoring options, and Young has the potential of being one. He shot considerably better on home court during the regular season -- 50.8 percent compared to 46.6 percent on the road -- so maybe he can get going at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Friday.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: ESPN

4/19:Indiana Pacers point guard Darren Collison, who shot only 22.2 percent from the field in Game 1 against the Cavs, did much better in the second meeting, going 7-for-11 (63.6 percent) on his way to 16 points. He made half of his four triples and also had six assists and five rebounds in 33 minutes on the floor with only one turnover. Cavs head coach Tyronn Lue praised Collison a lot before the series started, and we saw why. He can make plays or score himself, and you can't leave him alone for one second, as he's one of the best three-point shooters in the league. Collison even shot over 50 percent from behind the arc at home during the regular season, so he should have another good outing on Friday when the series continues in Indiana.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: ESPN

4/19:Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner played a team-high 36 minutes on Wednesday in Game 2 against Cleveland, and he performed well, finishing with 18 points on 7-for-12 shooting while grabbing five rebounds. Turner is averaging 17 points in the series so far, which is over four more than he did during the regular season. He seems to have regained his confidence that was lost during a barren spell at the end of the regular season. The series now continues at Indiana's place, so Turner looks set to keep up his good form. He's a sneaky DFS play.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: ESPN

4/19:Indiana Pacers guard Victor Oladipo found himself in early foul trouble on Wednesday against the Cavs, but that didn't stop him from finishing with a good looking fantasy line. He did some very efficient scoring, getting 22 points in 28 minutes, making half of his 18 shots, and he also had six assists with three rebounds and two steals. He was the only Pacers starter with a positive plus/minus rating, finishing with plus-11. Oladipo could've easily had another 30-plus point outing if he hadn't gotten into foul trouble. Expect him to be really fired up after that in Friday's Game 3 on home court.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: ESPN

4/19:Cleveland Cavaliers guard/forward Kyle Korver entered the starting lineup in Game 2 against Indiana and he played a solid 31 minutes in a 100-97 win. He was the third highest scorer on the team behind LeBron James and Kevin Love, shooting 4-for-8 from the field -- all attempts from deep -- on his way to 12 points. Korver also had three rebounds, one assist, and one steal. Switching up the starting five worked for head coach Tyronn Lue, so expect him to keep the changes for Game 3 on Friday. Interestingly, Korver is supposed to be on a minutes limit, but Lue said ahead of Game 2 that he'll be ignoring the doctor's orders.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: ESPN

4/19:Cleveland Cavaliers forward/center Kevin Love had a decent game Wednesday against Indiana, finishing with 15 points and eight rebounds. It could've easily been a much nicer looking fantasy line, but his shot just wasn't there, as he ended 5-for-16 from the field. Love hurt his left thumb late in the game and he sat out the last four minutes because of it, but head coach Tyronn Lue has said that Love is OK for Friday's Game 3. K-Love has struggled shooting the ball in the series, making only 33.3 percent of his shots, and the injury certainly won't help him to get going either. It's best to avoid him at the moment in DFS.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: ESPN

4/19:Cleveland Cavaliers small forward LeBron James had an extraordinary game on Wednesday against Indiana, scoring nearly half of the team's points in a 100-97 win. He flew out of the gates, scoring 16 of the Cavs first points and finishing the first quarter with a total of 20 points. In the end, he had 46 points in 40 minutes, shooting 17-for-24 from the floor. LeBron also bagged 12 rebounds, five assists and two steals. We've all heard of "playoff LeBron," but this guy was something else. Something even better. After two games, he's averaging 35 points, 11 rebounds and 8.5 assists in the series. He's a must-own DFS player.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: ESPN

4/19:Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jerami Grant played 30 minutes off the bench in his club's 102-95 loss in Game 2 to the Utah Jazz. Grant went 6-for-10 from the floor to finish with 13 points and also was able to snag six rebounds. Grant's minutes increase was due to Steven Adams having foul trouble throughout the contest, but he did capitalize, which is big if he was a punt play on your roster. Grant finished the regular season strong and with his positive showing in this game, he is definitely worth another punt play in Game 3 as the series shifts to Utah.--Gianni Costantiello - RotoBallerSource: espn

4/19:Oklahoma City Thunder center Steven Adams struggled to stay on the court Wednesday, as he eventually fouled out in 22 minutes against the Utah Jazz in Game 2. Adams was still solid in his limited minutes, connecting on four of five shots while finishing with nine points and seven rebounds (five offensive). Adams would have been a frustrating play in DFS on the night and has struggled a bit thus far in the series. Adams' numbers dip a bit on the road and with the series shifting to Utah for Game 3, this is not a good sign for the New Zealander. The one bright side is that he should have some extra steam, as he did only play 22 minutes in this one.--Gianni Costantiello - RotoBallerSource: espn