Washington Wizards forward Deni Avdija (heel) is questionable for Tuesday's clash with the Golden State Warriors. He has missed the last two games because of a heel contusion. As a result, Bilal Coulibaly remained in the starting lineup and recorded 11 points, five rebounds, and two steals versus OKC on Friday. Unfortunately, the rookie suffered a pelvic contusion in Sunday's loss to Cleveland and is now out on Tuesday. Nonetheless, if Avdija returns versus the dubs, he should be featured in all fantasy lineups. However, if he misses another game, Corey Kispert (illness) could benefit from a production standpoint, assuming he's cleared to suit up.

Washington Wizards forward Bilal Coulibaly (pelvis) won't play on Tuesday against Golden State. The rookie had been getting some extra minutes of late without Deni Avdija (heel) in the lineup. He had 11 points, five rebounds, and two steals in Friday's meeting with OKC. However, Coulibaly suffered a pelvic contusion in Sunday's loss to Cleveland and left the contest after logging just six minutes. Avdija and Corey Kispert (illness) are questionable heading into Tuesday's game, so there's a chance one of them returns to fill the void. There's also room in fantasy lineups for Jordan Poole, who had a team-high 31 points off the bench on Sunday.

Charlotte Hornets forward Davis Bertans (knee) has been tagged as questionable for Tuesday due to a hyperextended left knee. The sharpshooting forward has only played in four games for the Hornets since being traded from the Oklahoma City Thunder, and he's played around 10 minutes a night. So, if he does end up playing, it won't affect the lineup all that much and it wouldn't automatically vault him into fantasy relevance. If he can't suit up for a third consecutive game, however, Grant Williams should receive some more minutes off of the bench while Cody Martin would likely continue to receive north of 30 minutes.

Charlotte Hornets guard Seth Curry (hip) has been listed as probable on the injury report for their Tuesday night matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks. Curry was unable to play in their last game on Sunday due to a sore right hip, but it looks like he's healing from that ailment at a faster pace. The 33-year-old sharpshooter has averaged 9.2 points, 1.6 rebounds, 1.4 assists, and 1.0 made threes across 19.9 minutes per game. He hasn't been the most fantasy-relevant player lately, but he's getting more consistent minutes with the Hornets than he was with the Dallas Mavericks. So he could be a somewhat viable option in very deep fantasy leagues.

Brooklyn Nets guard Dennis Schroder has moved up into the starting five for just the second time in his Brooklyn tenure so far. Ben Simmons (leg) was upgraded to available for this contest, but he won't be retaining his starting role according to the Nets' official Twitter account. Including his time in Toronto, during the 34 starts that Schroder has received this year, he's averaged 14.7 points, 6.6 assists, 2.7 rebounds, 1.5 made threes, 1.1 steals, and 1.9 turnovers per game. Schroder may be gaining back some of his fantasy value now that Kevin Ollie has taken over as the head coach and he's willing to keep experimenting with the starters.