Robert Williams

Williams is questionable for Sunday's game against the Raptors due to a left knee sprain.

Walker remains in the league's concussion protocol and will not be available for Sunday's game. His absence means more rotation minutes for Duop Reath, especially if Robert Williams remains out with a knee injury. If Williams can play, there wouldn't be much to gain from streaming Reath in most leagues.

While Simons has not missed a game since January 19, Williams has been out for Portland's last 11 with a lingering knee injury. The former's availability is more impactful on the rotation, as Scoot Henderson would move into the starting lineup. As for the Time Lord, his continued absence would mean more minutes for Duop Reath.

While the Time Lord was made available for Wednesday's game after a 10-game absence, he did not see any action. Duop Reath (six points, two rebounds, one assist, one steal, three blocks and two three-pointers in 19 minutes) handled the backup center responsibilities behind Donovan Clingan. Jabari Walker's upcoming concussion tests will also impact the available minutes for future games, but Williams offers limited upside due to the injury concerns.

Walker exited Wednesday's game during the third quarter after taking an inadvertent Karl-Anthony Towns elbow to the jaw. He is being evaluated for a potential concussion, which could result in a multi-game absence. If so, Duop Reath's minutes may increase, especially if Robert Williams is under a minutes restriction.