Los Angeles Lakers guard/forward Cam Reddish (ankle) is probable for Monday's contest against the Thunder. He's set to make his fourth consecutive appearance after returning to the lineup from an ankle injury. Reddish's addition gives the Lakers another body to throw into the battle, but he's been anonymous fantasy-wise, recording only 2.7 points, 1.7 rebounds, and 0.7 steals in 14.3 minutes since his return.

Los Angeles Lakers forward/center Anthony Davis (Achilles) is expected to suit up against the Thunder on Monday, with the star big man having a probable tag on the injury report. Davis has missed only four games all season and should be determined to remain in the lineup over the final stretch of the regular season to help the team secure a playoff spot. Entering Monday's action, Davis boasts eight consecutive double-doubles. He's averaged 28.0 points and 13.3 rebounds in 38.7 minutes across three previous meetings with Oklahoma City this season. The Thunder have the fourth-lowest rebounding rate in the league, and bigs tend to feast against them on the glass.

Milwaukee Bucks small forward Chris Livingston (groin) is considered doubtful for Monday's clash with the Clippers. Milwaukee recalled him from the G League on Sunday, but Livingston has returned to the big league carrying an injury, as the 20-year-old is on the injury report with a right groin strain. Livingston's role with the Bucks has been minuscule during his rookie year, as the Kentucky product has seen action in only 16 games, averaging 4.3 minutes.

Milwaukee Bucks guard/forward MarJon Beauchamp (back) has been listed a probable for Monday's matchup against the Clippers. He's dealing with lower back spasms, but it looks like Beauchamp will be good to go if his services are needed. That's a big if, as Beauchamp has averaged only five minutes across his last 10 appearances for the Bucks. He's provided 4.4 points and 2.2 rebounds in 13.3 minutes in 44 games across the season.

Memphis Grizzlies point guard Derrick Rose (back) will sit out a third consecutive game on Monday versus the Nets. The veteran is nursing a lower back problem. With another backcourt option unavailable, the Grizzlies have turned to Jordan Goodwin, who has logged 30-plus minutes in three consecutive games. It's been a struggle for him, as Goodwin's shots don't tend to drop, but he's done well as a playmaker and boasts multiple steals from each of the last three games. Goodwin's work as a starter in Memphis also includes 5.8 rebounds per game.