Trayce Jackson-Davis

Green left Thursday's game against the 76ers with a right foot injury in the second quarter. His status remains up in the air for Saturday's game against the Cavaliers given his questionable listing. If Green is out again, Trayce Jackson-Davis would likely start and be worth rostering in deeper formats.

Green, who missed a game in late November with a midfoot sprain, injured his right foot during the second quarter of Thursday's game. Having limped off the court, he has since been ruled out for the rest of the night. Trayce Jackson-Davis started the third quarter and could be worth a look in deep leagues if Green misses time, since the Warriors are also without Jimmy Butler.

Jackson-Davis will be available to take on some rotation minutes, especially with Jimmy Butler III (knee) unavailable. However, TJD is not guaranteed to play the minutes needed to impact fantasy basketball, so he can be left on the waiver wire in most leagues.

Post has been a solid backup center this year, but with Draymond Green healthy, he won't have much upside as a streamer regardless of his status. If he is unavailable, Al Horford will fill the backup center minutes, and Trayce Jackson-Davis should return to the rotation, though all three players are currently questionable.

TJD joins Al Horford (sciatica) and Quinten Post (ankle) as questionable. With Draymond Green healthy, Jackson-Davis will likely only play a large role if both Horford and Post are sidelined, though if he does, he won't be worth streaming.