The Scoop: Castle recorded his third straight double-double, continuing to surpass expectations. He now has a combined 38 assists in his past three appearances, despite the fact that De'Aaron Fox is back in the lineup. While these numbers are likely unsustainable, it does make him a more appealing fantasy target. Continue to roster him with confidence, keeping in mind that Fox could take on more of a facilitator role as he continues to get healthier.

 The Scoop: Kornet returned from a seven-game absence as a result of an ankle injury, scoring a season-high 16 points. With Devin Vassell exiting the game due to a migraine, the Spurs opted to go with a big lineup, playing Kornet alongside Victor Wembanyama. While this is a positive for Kornet's overall value, it doesn't guarantee extended minutes on a nightly basis. However, he is worth monitoring closely, even in standard formats.

 The Scoop: Green moved into the starting lineup, filling in for Tobias Harris and Ausar Thompson, who were both ruled out with ankle injuries. Green has served as a makeshift starter in the past, a role he's frequently been effective in. He recorded his first double-double of the season and could be worth a speculative short-term pickup if Harris and Thompson miss more time moving forward.

 The Scoop: Jenkins came out of nowhere while recording a career-high 24 points while also adding four steals. In what was perhaps the most surprising performance of the season thus far, Jenkins stepped into a much larger role with a number of key personnel sidelined with injuries. His total of 24 points matched what he had put up across his entire career to this point. He could be worth a look for streaming purposes, but only if the Pistons remain banged up.

 The Scoop: Whitmore scored at least 19 points for the second straight game, reminding everyone what he can do on the offensive end of the floor. In typical fashion, however, he did very little to round out his performance. While the recent scoring surge has been nice, there is no reason to make him a priority outside of deeper formats.

 The Scoop: Middleton returned from a one-game absence, continuing what has been a passive season, to say the least. The Wizards seem content with managing Middleton through any minor ailment, a trend that is likely to see him miss multiple games as the season progresses. He has scored a total of just 22 points across his past four games, barely featuring on the offensive end. These factors all point to him no longer being a must-roster fantasy asset.

 The Scoop: Holiday wasn't as effective offensively as he's been over his last two matchups, but he continues to find ways to contribute both on the glass and as a distributor. The veteran point guard has been a solid addition to say the least, now averaging 17.0 points, 5.5 rebounds, 8.1 assists and 1.7 steals through his first 10 games as a Trail Blazer.

 The Scoop: Jaquez, who posted his fourth 20-point game this season, brought some great energy off the bench in this one, immediately impacting the game with his playmaking, aggression on the glass and active hands on defense. He drilled a clutch shot with seven seconds left in regulation to send the game to overtime, and he then came through again with another big bucket in the closing minute of overtime to put Miami up by three. Donovan Mitchell then countered with an wild, miracle three-pointer with 0.4 seconds left to tie it up, but Andrew Wiggins was able to seal the deal with a game-winning, alley-oop jam on Miami's final inbounds play.

 The Scoop: Ware was a beast on the boards in this one, as he set a new career high in rebounds, and his defense played a pivotal role in Miami eking out the two-point win in overtime. Over the past three games as a starter, Ware has been a top-75 producer with averages of 10.0 points, 12.3 rebounds, 2.3 blocks and 1.0 steals per contest.

 The Scoop: Darius Garland exited Monday's game after aggravating his surgically repaired toe, so he could be looking at another long-term absence. Tyson entered the game after Garland went down and was in the closing lineup through the overtime period, so he could find himself starting again Wednesday if Garland can't give it a go. Through seven starts this season, Tyson has registered averages of 13.6 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 2.7 triples, 1.4 steals, 1.1 blocks and 1.3 turnovers per contest.