Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) is available Wednesday against the Detroit Pistons. The veteran sharpshooter last played on February 26th and missed 10 consecutive contests due to a right calf strain. He has been average for the Pacers this season. When healthy, McDermott has averaged 4.7 points and 1.0 assists in 13.3 minutes per game during his last 18 outings. Coming back after missing a lengthy period, the 32-year-old will likely see limited minutes.

Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) is questionable Wednesday against the Detroit Pistons. He last played on February 26th, and he's in danger of missing 11 consecutive contests. However, him being listed as questionable instead of out is good news for Indiana. If the veteran forward cannot suit up due to a right calf strain, Jarace Walker, Obi Toppin and Ben Sheppard could see more playing time. Unfortunately, the four forwards aren't solid fantasy options for Wednesday's matchup.

Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) will remain out of the lineup on Monday versus Cleveland. We haven't seen the sharpshooter on the court since Feb. 26, and Monday will mark his 10th consecutive absence. With McDermott unavailable, Jarace Walker and Obi Toppin have a chance to earn more minutes as backup forwards, while Ben Sheppard also benefits off the bench. The latter has actually seen the biggest rise in playing time recently. Sheppard has yet to show good enough consistency to be regarded as a good fantasy option.

Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) will miss a ninth consecutive contest on Saturday against Brooklyn. The veteran sniper has returned to practice but isn't quite ready to get back to work yet following a calf strain. However, Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle has said that McDermott is getting close to his return, so he could be an option early next week. Obi Toppin and Jarace Walker are in a position to eat up a few more minutes without McDermott, with the former being the better fantasy option.

Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) participated in practice on Friday and seems to be close to returning to game action. The veteran shooter hasn't played since February 26 and there has never been an official timetable for his return. The Pacers don't seem to be in a hurry to get him back on the floor, so he may still have to miss a couple more games. When he was in the rotation, McDermott wasn't receiving that many minutes as he had yet to find a firm role with the team. When he returns, it will likely mean fewer opportunities for Obi Toppin and Jarace Walker, but McDermott won't be fantasy relevant right away.

Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) will be unavailable for a fifth consecutive game on Thursday against Minnesota. The 32-year-old sharpshooter is trying to recover from a right calf strain. The Pacers miss McDermott's ability to stretch the floor, but his return to Indianapolis hasn't gone well. McDermott has been limited to only 3.2 points in 11.0 minutes across six games, with his three-point percentage dropping to 20. Muscle strains usually take 2-3 weeks to heal, so it wouldn't be surprising to see McDermott miss further time.

Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) will miss his second consecutive game after officially being ruled out for their game on Friday night. "Dougie McBuckets" has seen very inconsistent playing time since joining the Pacers after the trade deadline. His time on the court depends on both matchups and the health of the rest of the team's frontcourt. So, as he misses some time, there isn't much of a shakeup in the rotation for guys who wouldn't be getting minutes. Obi Toppin has been getting some more time off of the bench, and Ben Sheppard has been playing a bit as well, especially with Aaron Nesmith (questionable - ankle) still on the mend.

Indiana Pacers forward Doug McDermott (calf) has been ruled out for Wednesday's matchup against New Orleans. The 32-year-old sniper suffered a right calf strain on Monday versus Toronto, and it might now be a while until we see him back on the court. McDermott has played six games with the Pacers since joining the team on Feb. 8, averaging 11.0 minutes. He hasn't had a big role on the team, and the Pacers should cope just fine without him.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (ankle) has been ruled out ahead of Saturday's game against the Chicago Bulls. The veteran forward will sit this game out due to a right ankle sprain. It's the second game of a back-to-back set, so possibly the Spurs are just being cautious and the ankle issue isn't that serious. The expectation is that Cedi Osman and Keldon Johnson will see more playing time with McDermott ruled out. Both players could be possible low-end streaming options for Saturday's slate.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (forearm) is out for Thursday's game versus the Milwaukee Bucks. McDermott is dealing with a right forearm contusion, which should leave him day-to-day ahead of Sunday's action on the road against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The 31-year-old marksman is one of the best shooters in the Association, as evidenced by a career-high 44.2% success rate over his 3.6 attempts from long range per game this season, but McDermott's poor defense has yet to allow him to exceed 24 minutes played in any of his 31 appearances. Julian Champagnie and Cedi Osman should absorb a bit more playing time on Thursday's small two-game slate, but it likely won't be enough for a huge impact in fantasy hoops.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (illness) has been ruled out of the team's Friday night contest against the New Orleans Pelicans. The veteran forward would have seen some extra time since Victor Wembanyama (hip) is out, but the frontcourt will now be quite thin. Cedi Osman, Julian Champagnie, and Keldon Johnson will likely see the biggest uptick in both minutes and usage in this game.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (Achilles) has been listed as questionable by the team for Wednesday's contest against Charlotte. The veteran sniper has a sore right Achilles and would be out for a third consecutive game if can't shake off the ailment. Dominick Barlow and Keita Bates-Diop have earned additional playing time with McDermott out and should maintain the minutes on Wednesday if McDermott can't return. The two don't offer a lot for fantasy managers, though.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (back) will play Tuesday against the Brooklyn Nets. McDermott will return from a one-game absence after dealing with some upper back tightness. McDermott should slide back into his 20-minute role off the bench, but does little for fantasy outside of lower-end points and threes.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (back) will sit Sunday's game against the Sacramento Kings. McDermott was questionable with a back injury, but was downgraded to out before tip-off. Malaki Branham, Josh Richardson and Stanley Johnson should all see increased minutes off the bench. Starters Keldon Johnson and Jeremy Sochan should also see a small bump in their respective roles.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (knee) will return from a one-game absence Thursday against the Knicks. He's had trouble with his right knee lately and McDermott sat out Tuesday's matchup against the Thunder as the Spurs completed a back-to-back set. The 30-year-old sniper has produced a number of good scoring performances lately and will be expected to keep up his form Thursday, with Devin Vassell (knee) missing the game. However, fantasy managers shouldn't expect much else from him, as McDermott has been getting only 2.1 rebounds and 1.4 assists for the season.

San Antonio Spurs point/shooting guard Josh Richardson (ankle) and small/power forward Doug McDermott (ankle) have both been deemed probable to suit up for Thursday's game against Houston, marking their returns from respective right ankle sprains. Richardson has missed the previous six contests, while McDermott has been down for a pair. Both players have averaged in double figures of scoring thus far in 2022-23, giving the team some added offensive thump, particularly if Devin Vassell (knee) is unable to give it a go. Fantasy managers will want to check back prior to tip-off to confirm the status of all relevant Spurs.

San Antonio Spurs forwards Doug McDermott (ankle) and Josh Richardson (ankle) have been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Phoenix Suns. McDermott will miss his second straight game after suffering an ankle injury on November 30th. Richardson has missed the last six games and the rebuilding Spurs are in no rush to bring him back to the court. Their absence should open up playing time for Romeo Langford (back) and Isaiah Roby for Sunday's contest. Both players are more of deep league streamers, but can still offer some value.

San Antonio Spurs point/shooting guard Josh Richardson (ankle) and small/power forward Doug McDermott (ankle) have been ruled out for Friday's game against the Pelicans with respective ankle ailments. Richardson's absence will mark his fifth in a row, while McDermott has been unable to recover from the injury he sustained Wednesday. The Spurs figure to be significantly short-handed without the duo, paving the way for Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson and Tre Jones to all carry significantly elevated workloads, along with Isaiah Roby and Keita Bates-Diop getting added frontcourt minutes. The next chance for Richardson and McDermott to return comes Sunday vs. Phoenix.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott couldn't complete Wednesday's game against the Thunder after spraining his right ankle. He logged 16 minutes off the bench and grabbed five points and four assists with one rebound before exiting. McDermott missed one game with a left ankle sprain last week, so he's had some awful luck with injuries as of late. His status for Friday's clash with the Pelicans is currently unknown. McDermott's absence would open up around 20 minutes of action for others on the team, with Romeo Langford and Keita Bates-Diop set for bigger roles off the bench.

San Antonio Spurs forward Doug McDermott (calf) is ready to play again Saturday against the Clippers. He's been dealing with tightness in his left thigh, but it's cleared up well enough that McDermott sat out only one game. The 30-year-old will hope to find some form now after struggling for a few weeks. He's shot barely over 30 percent from downtown this month and it's severely limited McDermott's scoring output, with him averaging only 7.6 points a night. McDermott is a career 40 percent shooter from deep and he should be able to improve his numbers soon. However, with him only being a three-point specialist, McDermott provides very little to fantasy managers overall.