With the NBA playoffs around the corner, fantasy basketball managers are strategizing for a busy week. As streaming options abound with seven games on Tuesday, managers can maximize their lineups by carefully analyzing player injuries and matchups. Significant updates include the questionable status of players like Cole Anthony and Jamal Murray, impacting their respective teams' rotations and potential fantasy outputs.

Teams like the Memphis Grizzlies, Chicago Bulls, and Orlando Magic are navigating back-to-back games, creating opportunities for streaming lesser-known players who might see increased minutes due to injuries or rest days for stars. Players like Ryan Rollins, expected to see enhanced roles, and others like Kevin Porter Jr. and Lonnie Walker IV, are among those to consider as potential value picks.

As the NBA trade deadline approaches, this week is pivotal for fantasy basketball managers. The advice is clear: save your moves this week. While it may seem counterintuitive, the flexibility offered by holding on to your moves is crucial, especially as trades could dramatically shift player values. Streaming players early in the week might not yield significant benefits, with Monday and Wednesday featuring multiple games, reducing the need for early pickups.

NBA teams like Houston, Philadelphia, and Toronto are expected to play significant roles during the deadline week, particularly with Houston having five games on the schedule. Conversely, teams such as Memphis and New Orleans face challenges with their limited game count and potential trades that could alter their rosters. Injuries also factor heavily, with key players like DeJounte Murray out for the season and others, including Jimmy Butler, potentially being traded.

Dejounte Murray's season is likely over following an Achilles injury sustained during a thrilling matchup between the Boston Celtics and the New Orleans Pelicans. The Celtics secured a narrow victory, thanks to Jason Tatum's last-second shot. Nevertheless, the Pelicans have struggled significantly this season, plagued by injuries that have hindered their performance despite a roster with potential playoff capabilities. Discussions of potential trades, particularly for Brandon Ingram, have intensified as the team prepares for the upcoming trade deadline.

Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama is making waves with his impressive performances, including a standout game against Giannis Antetokounmpo, showcasing his talent as the Spurs continue their rebuilding efforts. The Spurs are considering strategic trades, possibly involving established names to complement Wembanyama's development.

In other matchups, Tyrese Maxey's 42-point performance wasn't enough as the Philadelphia 76ers fell to the Denver Nuggets, raising questions about their playoff viability. The Nuggets, while managing injuries, have shown defensive weaknesses that could impact their postseason ambitions. As trade discussions loom, teams must navigate the delicate balance between immediate improvement and long-term growth.