Brooklyn Nets center Day'Ron Sharpe (knee) will play on Tuesday night versus Boston, the first of consecutive meetings between the clubs. The 22-year-old is having the best season of his career, averaging 7.5 points and 7.0 rebounds in 37 appearances. He suffered a hyperextended left knee at the beginning of January and has been working his way back since. That said, Sharpe will presumably see limited action in his first game back in the lineup. However, the 2021 No. 29 overall pick has been relatively productive all year despite his limited workload, so he'll likely provide some value to fantasy managers.

San Antonio Spurs forward/center Victor Wembanyama had a triple-double in Monday's decisive win over the Toronto Raptors. The rookie finished with 27 points, going 10-for-14 from the field and 2-for-4 from deep, 14 boards, five assists, and two steals. Most impressively, he had 10 blocks. Wenbanyama is starting to pick up steam heading toward the All-Star break, and he finished the month of January by averaging a career-high 24 points. The 2023 No. 1 overall pick isn't expected to log more than 30 minutes a game consistently moving ahead, and turnovers have been an issue. However, as long as he continues to produce in all other statistical categories and remains healthy, fantasy managers will accept it.

Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal (nose) made an appearance on the injury report due to a nasal fracture but he's listed as available for the Tuesday night matchup against the Sacramento Kings. Fortunately, Beal hasn't had to miss a game since December 27, and it doesn't look like that streak will come to an end. The 30-year-old has put together some big-time games over the last few outings including a 30-point and 43-point outing against the Jazz and Wizards respectively. Since Beal will be on the court, he remains a must-start in all fantasy formats and should be able to find a rhythm against a weaker defensive squad in the Kings.

Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson (elbow/shoulder) returned from his concussion last week but has popped up on the injury report again with a left shoulder/elbow sprain. The silver lining is that he was able to play 32 minutes in their last game, so it could be more of a pain tolerance type of issue. Either way, fantasy managers will have to stay tuned until tipoff approaches to get any further updates on his status. If Robinson does suit up, he'll likely get a heavy dose of minutes with Terry Rozier (knee), Jimmy Butler (personal), and Josh Richardson (shoulder) all ruled out. If he can't play though, Haywood Highsmith could be a quality streaming option for a game or two.

Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier (knee) has been ruled out for their Tuesday night game against the Milwaukee Bucks. He left their last game on Sunday due to a knee sprain and wasn't able to return to the court. Now, he'll miss at least one game while he tends to his knee. That means two big pieces in Rozier and Jimmy Butler (personal) won't be available, so Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo are likely to take on the bulk of the scoring load. In terms of streaming options, Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Caleb Martin should both see heavy minutes with the starting five while Duncan Robinson (questionable - shoulder/elbow) will get even more opportunities if he's able to play. There hasn't been a firm timetable for Rozier's return just yet, so it is yet to be reported on the severity of the knee sprain.