Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (foot) has officially been tagged as questionable for their Saturday game against the Utah Jazz. The star combo guard has missed the team's last three games in a row while he deals with medial tendinitis in his right foot. Herro has already missed 20 games so far this year, so he won't be eligible for regular season awards, but the Heat are still fighting to avoid a play-in game to get into the playoffs. They currently sit at the eighth seed in the East, so they'll likely have him play as long as his foot isn't too bothersome. If he misses another game, however, Duncan Robinson would most likely remain in the starting five but would make a risky streaming option.

Memphis Grizzlies guard Derrick Rose (back) has been ruled out of the Friday night matchup with the Portland Trail Blazers due to back soreness. The veteran point guard has only appeared in 24 games so far this year and hasn't seen consistent minutes when he is available. He was able to play in the last three games but didn't see any more than 15 minutes despite the team suffering tons of injuries to all of their core players. Jordan Goodwin and Vince Williams Jr. are both good streaming options as they should remain in the starting lineup. They will likely see big minutes since there aren't any other options that are healthy right now.

Portland Trail Blazers guard Scoot Henderson (groin) will be sidelined again on Friday after being officially ruled out for the fourth consecutive game. The rookie point guard will now have missed 15 games so far this season, which means he can only miss two more games and still be eligible for regular-season awards. To make matters worse, the Blazers are currently riding a nine-game losing streak and will be without most of their core players for this game against the Memphis Grizzlies. Anfernee Simons should get most of the minutes in the backcourt, while Matisse Thybulle, Ashton Hagans, and Dalano Banton will see added time off of the bench since the other core backcourt members are all out.

Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball (ankle) hasn't appeared in a game since January 26 due to what the team is calling tendinopathy in his right ankle. Head coach Steve Clifford was asked about Ball's progress over the last couple of weeks and he said, "It's hard to tell." He also added that Ball has been doing the same things now that he was doing a couple of weeks back, but there are more complications that he has to get through before he's ready to return to action. Clifford didn't offer up much else other than continuing to say that he wasn't sure when Ball would return. With the NBA season quickly getting into the final stages before playoffs, it's becoming more and more likely that we aren't going to see Ball for the rest of this season. Fantasy managers will want to stay tuned for any more updates out of the Hornets camp.

Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray (ankle) suffered a sprained ankle on Thursday during the second quarter of their game against the Miami Heat. He was able to walk off the floor under his own power but showed a noticeable limp. The team has been using a cautious approach with Murray due to the various leg injuries that have kept him out of 16 different games this year. With that being said, they're determined to stay with the same approach heading into their game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday. Head coach Michael Malone said that if he can't play up to his usual standard and be effective, then they're not going to risk any further injury. The official injury report hasn't been released yet.