Oklahoma City Thunder

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jalen Williams (ankle) was present at the morning shootaround ahead of Tuesday's matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers. Williams hasn't missed a game since March 12, and he's trending in the right direction to play on Tuesday despite a sprained left ankle. The 22-year-old 2022 first-rounder is posting third-round fantasy value in nine-category leagues since March 20, averaging 22.0 points, 5.3 assists, 3.3 rebounds, 1.1 three-pointers, and 2.6 combined steals plus blocks over his last seven games. If he doesn't suit up against Philly, veteran Gordon Hayward figures to draw the spot start at power forward after doing so when Williams was last out on March 12, collecting nine points, five assists, and four boards in 29 minutes in that one.

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jalen Williams (ankle) is considered questionable for Tuesday's game against the Philadelphia 76ers while he deals with an ankle sprain. He's carried an injury designation a handful of times this season but he hasn't missed a game since March 12. Williams seems to be more of a game-time decision, so fantasy managers will have to stay tuned leading up to tipoff. If he's unable to play, Cason Wallace would move into the starting five while Isaiah Joe and Gordon Hayward would both get some extra opportunities in a reserve role.

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (quad) has been tagged as questionable ahead of the Tuesday night matchup with the Philadelphia 76ers. The MVP candidate returned from a two-game absence on Sunday and hit the game-winning shot against the New York Knicks. After that win, the Thunder clinched a playoff spot and now will be competing for playoff positioning as they're tied for the number-one spot with the Denver Nuggets. He likely won't push it to play in this game if he's not fully healthy, so if he watches from the sidelines, Cason Wallace, Luguentz Dort, and Josh Giddey will all see added minutes.

Chicago Bulls guard Alex Caruso (ankle) will make a 17th consecutive appearance on Monday against Atlanta. The team has upgraded him from probable to available. Caruso has started all but one of the last 16 games and will enter Monday's matchup following an impressive 21-point effort against Minnesota. He's well-positioned to produce another good offensive display on Monday, as only three teams in the NBA have a poorer defensive rating than the Hawks.

Chicago Bulls guards Ayo Dosunmu (illness) and Alex Caruso (ankle) are probable for Monday's matchup with the Atlanta Hawks. Monday is the second half of Chicago's back-to-back after they topped the Minnesota Timberwolves 109-101 on Sunday, but their starting backcourt is likely to be available in a soft draw against a Hawks bunch that ranks 27th in defensive efficiency (116.7). Dosunmu, managing an upper respiratory illness, has kicked things into a higher gear during the fantasy playoffs, averaging 20.5 points, 5.1 assists, 1.1 steals, and 2.1 threes on 47.2% shooting from long range through his last eight games and represents a must-start. Caruso, nursing a nagging left ankle sprain, has been a nine-category stud all year long, most recently averaging 13.8 points, 5.1 boards, 4.5 dimes, 2.1 steals, and 3.2 triples on 55.2% shooting from deep over his past 10 appearances (nine starts).