
The Bulls are without Lonzo Ball for Wednesday's game, as the matchup with Minnesota is Chicago's second game in as many nights. So, Buzelis will make his first career start after scoring 24 points on 10-of-10 shooting in Tuesday's win over the Heat. Not only is Matas worth streaming now, but he should have added value the rest of the season due to Chicago trading Zach LaVine.
White was one of three Bulls starters (Ayo Dosunmu and Josh Giddey) to record at least seven assists in Tuesday's win, and all three scored at least 21 points. If Tuesday's game is a sign of what could come in the aftermath of Zach LaVine's exit, that could bode well for White's fantasy value for the rest of the season. The concern is whether or not Chicago's front office will pull the plug, which is a more realistic possibility now that they've regained control of their 2025 first-round pick.
Fox will head to the Spurs, and LaVine will head to the Kings, while Jones lands in the Windy City. Jones' role with the Spurs has been dramatically reduced with Chris Paul on the team, but Jones is unlikely to see more minutes for a Bulls team that's already loaded at guard with Ayo Dosunmu, Coby White, Josh Giddey and now Kevin Huerter.
Giddey's top-tier production continued against Detroit, as he recorded his eighth double-double across his last 13 outings. In that span, Giddey has averaged better than 10 points, eight boards and six dimes. He's ranked just outside the top-100 in per-game fantasy value this season, but he's crept into the top-75 over the last month.
Fox will head to the Spurs, and LaVine will head to the Kings, while Jones lands in the Windy City. Jones' role with the Spurs has been dramatically reduced with Chris Paul on the team, but Jones is unlikely to see more minutes for a Bulls team that's already loaded at guard with Ayo Dosunmu, Coby White, Josh Giddey and now Kevin Huerter.