Keyonte George

George was electric in the overtime thriller on Monday. On the heels of a career-high 39-point game, he logged a nearly identical line against the Mavericks -- he drained five three-pointers, made double-digit free throws, and pitched in as a facilitator and rebounder. George has been one of the league's most improved players this season, resulting in stellar fantasy numbers. He'll have a chance to keep his streak of 30-point games alive on Thursday when they face the Lakers.

Utah has made two changes to its starting lineup for Monday's game. Filipowski will start because of Jusuf Nurkic (rest) getting the night off. The other change is Sensabaugh, whose promotion comes at the expense of Svi Mykhailiuk. While he hasn't been particularly productive as a defender, Sensabaugh can offer solid offensive value in this role.

Friday's game was the first for Morant since November 15, so his playing time was restricted. However, that did not prevent the point guard from showing off his elite athleticism at various points, including an impressive chasedown block of a Keyonte George layup attempt during the first half. Morant finished with his fourth double-double of the season, which helps compensate for the low field-goal percentage. Memphis is done for Week 8 and will open Week 9 on Monday against the Clippers.

George was rolling during the first half of Friday's game, scoring 27 points. While a combination of improved defending from the Grizzlies and foul trouble conspired to keep the guard scoreless in the third quarter, he would finish with a career-high 39 points. Add in the assists, percentages and low turnover count (three), and this was an excellent night for George. The significant improvement that he's made has lowered Isaiah Collier's fantasy value, but the second-year guard did dish out eight assists in 24 minutes off the bench.

George tallied 39 points (12-20 FG, 5-9 3Pt, 10-10 FT), eight assists, six rebounds and two steals across 34 minutes in Friday's 130-126 win over the Grizzlies.