Kobe Brown

Sanders made his first professional start on Monday and delivered solid offensive production. He shot just under 50 percent from the field and notched season-highs in points and three-pointers. While the production outside of those categories was lackluster, Sanders logged 30 minutes. With Cam Christie (two points and one blocked shot) playing 12 minutes and Kobe Brown picking up a DNP-CD, that may bode well for Sanders in the short term. He still isn't worth adding in most leagues, but place the rookie on your watchlists.

The Clippers will be without Jones for at least six weeks after he suffered a Grade 2 MCL sprain during Sunday's loss to the Celtics. Sanders, a second-round pick out of Nevada who has averaged 13.8 minutes in five appearances, will fill the void on Monday. Given the rookie's limited production thus far, fantasy managers will be better off adding Sanders to their watchlists instead of going "all in" immediately. Last week, Lue mentioned Sanders, Jordan Miller, Cam Christie and Kobe Brown as players who would play more, so there will be competition for those minutes.

This is a new injury for Bogdanovic, and it's possible he'll get a maintenance day on the second leg of a back-to-back set. Kobe Brown could see increased run if Bogdanovic joins Derrick Jones Jr. (knee) on the sideline.

Miller, who injured his hamstring during the preseason, will not return to Sunday's game due to a left hamstring injury. With Derrick Jones Jr. (knee) also done for the day, the Clippers will be light on wings. Bogdan Bogdanovic started the third quarter; he and Kobe Brown are two players whose opportunities would increase if Miller and Jones remain sidelined.