1 month agoLos Angeles Lakers guard
Gabe Vincent (knee) will not play in Wednesday's contest against the Utah Jazz. He will exit the lineup after making five consecutive appearances. Vincent has averaged 11.8 points and 3.0 assists in 23.0 minutes this month, but his role will surely change now that
Luka Doncic has come to town. The Lakers head to the All-Star break following Wednesday's action, meaning Vincent's first chance to return to the lineup will come on Feb. 19 against the Charlotte Hornets.
Jordan Goodwin and
Shake Milton may receive more work with Vincent out on Wednesday.
--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
1 month agoLos Angeles Lakers guard
Gabe Vincent (knee) will be available for Saturday's game against the New York Knicks after missing the previous three games due to a left knee contusion. Before his injury, Vincent played six straight games with at least 23 minutes on the court, showing he could contribute in a key role for the Lakers. He's expected to play his typical back-up role off the bench, and with
Anthony Davis (abdomen) out, the Lakers will be looking for as much production as possible from other players against a tough Knicks team.
--Dave Goldsholl - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
2 months agoLos Angeles Lakers guard
Gabe Vincent (knee) will not return to the lineup on Thursday against the Washington Wizards. Although there was a possibility Vincent would be ready to come back from his knee injury after being listed as questionable on the injury report, he has since been downgraded to out.
Shake Milton and
Bronny James Jr. will absorb Vincent's minutes on Thursday. However, they are not recommended fantasy options.
--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: Dan Woike
2 months agoLos Angeles Lakers guard
Gabe Vincent (knee) is regarded as questionable for Thursday's tilt against the Washington Wizards. An issue with his left knee might keep Vincent on the sidelines for a third consecutive game.
Shake Milton and
Bronny James Jr. get more of a look in the rotation with Vincent missing, but they don't provide anything to fantasy managers. Following his good spell in Brooklyn, Milton has averaged only 8.9 minutes since moving to L.A. James Jr. logged 15 minutes against the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday but is shooting 6.3 percent for his debut season.
--Taavi Pailk - RotoBallerSource: NBA Injury Report
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