With Moe Harkless questionable as well, the Blazers could be faced with Shabazz Napier and Pat Connaughton playing heavy minutes as the club tries to extend their season. Turner sat out on Thursday with Harkless starting at small forward.

Our models project Turner for 16.9 FanDuel points if he can play on Saturday.

He had knee surgery in March, so he could be dealing with complications from that. Evan Turner is also questionable, which would leave the Blazers shorthanded on Saturday. Terry Stotts will have an interesting lineup decision to make.

Harkless started for the injured Evan Turner on Saturday, playing 26 minutes and finishing with only 5 points on 2-of-8 shooting.

Snell started Games 1 and 2, both losses for Milwaukee. Malcolm Brogdon will get the start for Snell tonight as the Bucks look to get a win and stay competitive in the series.

Snell rarely offers much fantasy upside, despite his usual heavy workload. He has averaged just 13.3 FanDuel points in 27.4 minutes per game this season. We project him for 12.2 FanDuel points tonight.

With the Dubs up 3-0 in their series with the San Antonio Spurs, they would likely not start their second-round series until next weekend. That leaves Curry a good chance of being ready to go in the Western Conference Semifinals against (likely) the New Orleans Pelicans. Andre Iguodala and Quinn Cook will continue to eat up the minutes at the point in Game 4 on Sunday.

Curry averaged 26.5 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 6.1 assists per game in an injury-filled season where the guard missed over 30 games.

The Bucks are looking to avoid falling into a 0-3 hole on Friday and smartly have added the reigning Rookie of the Year to the starting five. Brogdon has shot well in the series, going 11-for-20 for an average of 13.0 points in 25.5 minutes per game. Tony Snell heads to the bench.

Our models project Brogdon for 21.3 FanDuel points in 27.1 minutes in Game 3.