Tristan Vukcevic

Bagley started a second straight game with Alex Sarr (groin) sidelined once again. He wasn't able to match his 22 points from Monday's game, but he was able to match his career high of five blocks, which he initially set in his fourth NBA game in 2018. Bagley wasn't the only player to benefit from Sarr's absence; Tristan Vukcevic chipped in 16 points off the bench for a second straight game, which was enough to lead to the Wizards in scoring in this one. If Sarr remains out against the Celtics on Thursday, both Bagley and Vukcevic will have some streaming appeal.

Bagley will miss a third straight game with a right hip contusion. Alex Sarr is locked in as the starting center, with Tristan Vukcevic sliding into the backup role to replace Bagley. There isn't much to gain from rostering Vukcevic since he'll come off the bench.

Bagley is set to miss his second consecutive game with a hip injury. The Wizards will have Alex Sarr back, which is great news, but Bagley's injury opens up some backup minutes for Tristan Vukcevic off the bench.

Sarr missed two games with a toe injury, but is poised to return against the Bulls on Saturday. With the 20-year-old center back in the lineup, Tristan Vukcevic will move back to the bench and lose his streaming appeal.

With Alex Sarr and Marvin Bagley out due to injury, Vukcevic made his first start of the season on Friday. However, despite the opportunity, there was no reason for fantasy managers to consider streaming the third-year forward/center. Vukcevic played only 17 minutes, as Washington went small for extended stretches. His place within the rotation for Saturday's game against the Wizards depends on the availability of Sarr and Bagley.