May 4, 2025
Indiana Pacers guard
Tyrese Haliburton scored 22 points in Sunday's win over the Cavs. He added 13 assists, three blocks, and one steal. The 25-year-old was all over the place in Game 1, and he was also efficient shooting the ball, going 9-for-15 from the field. Cleveland fought hard to get back into the contest. However, it wasn't enough, with Indiana taking the series opener, mostly due to Haliburton's efforts on both ends of the floor. The teams will meet again on Tuesday night. With that in mind, DFS managers should expect to see an increase in Haliburton's rostering cost after the superb outing.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: ESPN
April 18, 2025
Indiana Pacers point guard
Tyrese Haliburton (back) has been officially cleared for Saturday's postseason opener against the Milwaukee Bucks. The star guard has been nursing a back issue lately, sitting out the last two regular-season games, but the team has not listed him on the injury report for Saturday. In his last appearance against the Bucks, Haliburton cooked up a nice 24-point, 15-assist double-double. For the season, he has registered 17.0 points, 4.3 rebounds, 10.3 assists, and 2.0 steals in the meetings between the Central Division rivals.
--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
April 12, 2025
Indiana Pacers guard
Tyrese Haliburton (back) will remain out for Sunday's Central Division clash with the Cavaliers. He didn't suit up for Friday's loss to the Orlando Magic. But the Pacers are thinking about the playoffs, so Haliburton can take another game off.
T.J. McConnell got the start versus Orlando, finishing with 12 points and three assists.
Quenton Jackson, who had 13 points, could also be in line for more work, assuming he gets the call from the G League.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
April 11, 2025
Indiana Pacers guard
Tyrese Haliburton (back) won't play on Friday against the Magic. He had an excellent game in Thursday's win over the Cavs, amassing 23 points, 10 assists, and eight boards. The Pacers are expected to enter the postseason as the No. 4 seed in the Eastern Conference, so
Myles Turner (knee),
Pascal Siakam (elbow),
Aaron Nesmith (rest), and
Andrew Nembhard (thumb) also won't suit up. As a result,
T.J. McConnell,
Bennedict Mathurin,
Thomas Bryant, and
Obi Toppin should all make excellent value plays for DFS managers.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
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