Chicago Bulls DVOA, Stats, & NBA Rankings

Chicago Bulls guard Ayo Dosunmu (shoulder) will play on Saturday versus the Chicago Bulls. He was listed as probable, so fantasy managers weren't too concerned about his availability against the shorthanded Grizzlies. At any rate, Zach LaVine (ankle) could be out a few weeks, meaning there will be minutes and scoring opportunities up for grabs. DeMar DeRozan, Coby White, and Nikola Vucevic should remain the primary offensive contributors. However, Dosunmu, averaging 8.4 points this season, could easily see an uptick in fantasy production until LaVine returns.

San Antonio Spurs center Zach Collins is now expected to play in Saturday's game versus the Washington Wizards. The 26-year-old returned from a nine-game absence for Friday's showdown with the Charlotte Hornets, finishing with 16 points in 26 minutes of work. With Victor Wembanyama still on a minutes restriction, Collins will remain a pivotal component of the Spurs' rotation. However, his ceiling will be lower from a fantasy standpoint.

Chicago Bulls forward Patrick Williams (ankle) is regarded as questionable for Saturday's home game against Memphis. He returned from a two-game absence against Toronto on Thursday, but it looks like Williams could land back on the shelf for the weekend due to a right ankle sprain. He had a solid 12-point outing in 23 minutes off the bench with 5-for-9 shooting against the Raptors. Dalen Terry should get extra work in Williams' absence on Saturday, but he hasn't done anything to warrant attention from fantasy managers.

Chicago Bulls guard Ayo Dosunmu (shoulder) has been listed as probable for Saturday's meeting with Memphis. He's having trouble with his left shoulder and was forced to exit Monday's game against Cleveland early. However, Dosunmu had no trouble putting in a 32-minute shift against Toronto on Thursday, so the injury apparently isn't too serious. The 24-year-old had one of his better outings of the season against the Raptors, with 10 points and five assists off the bench. He could get an even better opportunity to perform on Saturday as Zach LaVine's (ankle) replacement in the starting five.

San Antonio Spurs forward/center Zach Collins will sit out Saturday's game against Washington for rest purposes. He returned from a nine-game absence on Friday versus Charlotte, and the team clearly doesn't want to push him too hard. After recovering from a right ankle sprain, Collins had a good game as a starter in 26 minutes with 14 points, four rebounds, and four assists. The Spurs were without Victor Wembanyama (rest), who's expected to return on Saturday, and he will replace Collins in the starting five.