The Scoop: After missing Thursday's game against the Pacers, Wallace will return to the floor. He played 42 minutes in his last outing, finishing with 14 points, seven rebounds, five assists and four steals.

 The Scoop: Risacher will miss a second consecutive game due to an ankle injury. The team will likely turn to Nickeil Alexander-Walker to take Risacher's spot in the starting lineup, with Luke Kennard, Vit Krejci and Mouhamed Gueye potentially seeing more time on the floor off the bench.

 The Scoop: Edwards will make his season debut after dealing with a rib issue. It remains to be seen how big his role will be on this team, with Quentin Grimes potentially seeing more time off the bench.

 The Scoop: Friday marked da Silva's second straight showing with at least 15 points and two three-pointers made. He has been one of Orlando's main contributors among the second unit, and will likely continue to operate as the team's sixth man if he keeps this level of production. If da Silva can provide value similar to the six rebound, three assist and three steal game he turned in Friday, in addition to being a scorer, fantasy managers should give serious consideration to rostering him.

 The Scoop: Battle led all bench players in scoring and made all three of his three-point attempts. While this type of production should not be expected, Battle has shown he has the ability to score given the opportunity, and may continue to see playing time while Collin Murray-Boyles (forearm) is out.

 The Scoop: Dick was unable to follow up his stellar performance Wednesday against the Hawks. However, he led all bench players in minutes played and will continue in his role as the team's sixth man. Dick's next chance to make amends for his quiet showing will be Sunday against the Mavericks.

 The Scoop: The veteran point guard recorded his first double-double of the season in his second game as a Trail Blazer, while scoring 12-plus points in both contests. Having a steady hand like Holiday to run the show on the court could be key for Portland while the situation around head coach Chauncey Billups unfolds, but it remains to be seen how minutes will be divvied up in the backcourt once Scoot Henderson (hamstring) gets healthy.

 The Scoop: It appears Coffey's playing time will hinge on game script, since he played 13 minutes against Washington, which entered blowout territory late in the second half. Depending on the severity of Kevin Porter's ankle injury, Coffey will likely only see meaningful playing time if other players in the rotation are unavailable.

 The Scoop: After topping 20 points in each of his first two games this season, Butler has a much quieter performance Friday on the second night of a back-to-back. The 36-year-old forward is still averaging 22.0 points a game to begin his first full season in Golden State, and he's done an impressive job taking care of the ball, committing only two turnovers against 14 assists.

 The Scoop: Jones sat out Wednesday's season-opening four-point loss to the Suns while recovering from an illness, but the second-year big man received the green light for the second game of the campaign. With Keegan Murray (thumb) on the mend from surgery and with rookie first-round pick Nique Clifford (hamstring) also likely to be sidelined into November, Jones stepped in on the top unit but didn't handle starter-level minutes. Jones might see his playing time rise once he's further removed from the illness, though head coach Doug Christie could prefer to use a medley of players at power forward until one or both of Murray and Clifford return rather than relying heavily on Jones.