Chicago Bulls point guard Tre Jones (foot) is not healthy enough to return to action on Wednesday against the Miami Heat. A left midfoot sprain ended Jones' regular season on a sour note, causing him to miss 12 games, and he still has no timetable for his return. With Lonzo Ball (wrist) unlikely to play on Wednesday, Josh Giddey and Coby White must carry the backcourt as the Bulls try to return to the playoffs for the first time since 2022.

Chicago Bulls guard Tre Jones (foot) is going to be sidelined for the next few weeks. The team announced that Jones is set to miss at least the next two weeks after suffering a left foot sprain on Thursday. This is a tough blow to the Bulls who are already without Lonzo Ball (wrist) and Ayo Dosunmu (shoulder) right now. The absence of Jones means increased roles for Kevin Huerter and Talen Horton-Tucker. Between the two, Huerter is the better streaming choice due to scoring ability.

Chicago Bulls guard Tre Jones (foot) is listed as questionable ahead of Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Jones suffered a left foot injury during Thursday's contest. The X-rays came back negative, so he appears to be only dealing with a minor injury. If he sits, Kevin Huerter (thumb) and Dalen Terry figure to absorb bigger roles in the rotation. Also, Coby White and Josh Giddey would be asked to pick up more of the slack, but both players should already be rostered and started in most fantasy formats.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (ankle) suffered a right ankle sprain during the team's season opener and has been ruled out for both games against the Houston Rockets. Over the weekend, head coach Gregg Popovich said that Jones could be out for as long as two weeks. Stephon Castle will likely see some added minutes while Chris Paul should be in the game more often too. With Devin Vassell (foot) still out, Malakhi Branham could see some opportunities as well.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (ankle) is listed as questionable ahead of Friday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. Jones sat out on Wednesday, which allowed Blake Wesley to move into the starting five. Wesley posted a decent 12/4/6 line while in the starting five on Wednesday. Jones is dealing with a left ankle sprain, so it wouldn't be shocking to see him miss another game. Wesley could be a decent streaming choice if Jones is unable to go again.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (ankle) has been ruled out ahead of Wednesday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Jones is set to miss this game after suffering a left ankle sprain during Monday's game. Blake Wesley will shift into the starting five with Jones unavailable for this contest. The absence of Jones should also mean more playing time for Malaki Branham and Devonte' Graham on Wednesday. None of these players are great streaming options, but they could have some low-end value.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (ankle) did not participate in shootaround on Wednesday morning. San Antonio's injury report is not yet available, but Jones appears to be on the wrong side of questionable for Wednesday's matchup versus the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder. Jones exited Monday's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers late after spraining his left ankle, and he's in danger of missing his first outing since Dec. 15. Averaging 13.7 points, 7.1 assists, 4.0 rebounds, and 1.5 steals across his last 10 games after taking over as a starter for the Spurs, the former Duke standout is playing some of the best basketball of his four-year career of late. Jones would figure to carry a questionable tag into Wednesday's action and could test out his injured ankle during pregame warmups.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (ankle) is listed as questionable for the team's Wednesday game against the Thunder. The 24-year-old sustained an ankle injury during the team's recent loss to the 76ers on Monday, putting him at risk of missing his fifth game this season. Should Jones be sidelined, Blake Wesley, Malaki Branham, and Julian Champagnie are potential candidates to see an increase in minutes. Jones is averaging nine points and five assists per game in 25 minutes.

San Antonio Spurs point guard Tre Jones suffered a left leg injury in Monday's 133-123 loss to Philadelphia. The 24-year-old was forced to leave the court with four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Jones had a decent outing with 12 points, four rebounds, six assists, and two steals. After moving back to the starting lineup, Jones has tallied 13.7 points with 4.0 rebounds, 7.1 assists, and 1.5 steals. Right now, he should be considered questionable for Wednesday's game against Oklahoma City.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones is set to make his first start of the season for Thursday's tilt against the Milwaukee Bucks. Malaki Branham (ankle) is doubtful to play, slating Jones to rejoin San Antonio's starting backcourt alongside Devin Vassell after spending 65 games in head coach Gregg Popovich's first unit last year. The 23-year-old offense initiator lost his grip on the starting job at the point to Jeremy Sochan in the preseason, providing 8.0 points, 4.9 assists, and 0.8 steals per game as a strict reserve this season. Jones should experience an uptick in playing time against the Bucks, however, with Thursday's contest being the more attractive of the two games on the slate in terms of implied point total (248.5).

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (illness) is expected to return on Sunday versus the Pelicans. The 23-year-old is under the weather, missing Friday's meeting with the Los Angeles Lakers. However, after getting upgraded to probable, it appears he's feeling better. Unfortunately for fantasy managers, Jones has averaged just 7.9 points, 5.1 assists, and 2.8 rebounds this season. With Jeremy Sochan in charge of the primary ball-handling duties, Jones should only be starting in deep fantasy setups.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (hamstring) has now seen two doubtful statuses before the last two games and has been downgraded to out both times. While that isn't surprising news considering he was listed as doubtful in the first place, it seems like he's getting closer to a return from his right hamstring strain that he suffered a few games back. While he's sidelined, Malaki Branham and Devonte' Graham should see some added minutes since Devin Vassell (adductor) is also out and Jeremy Sochan will see some more ball handling duties.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (hamstring) has been tagged as doubtful for the team's in-season tournament game against the Sacramento Kings on Friday as he continues to deal with a right hamstring strain. This will be the third consecutive game that he's missed due to the ailment, but the doubtful status compared to being ruled out right away is a trend in the right direction. Since he and Devin Vassell (adductor) will both be out for this contest, Malaki Branham will likely move into the starting lineup while Devonte' Graham gets some added minutes in the back court off of the bench.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones (hamstring) is out for Tuesday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. It'll be a second straight absence for Jones, who continues to nurse right hamstring tightness. Point forward Jeremy Sochan (adductor) grabbed hold of Jones' starting gig at the one during the preseason, leaving the 23-year-old former second-rounder with the reserves and diminished averages of 8.8 points, 6.0 assists, and 3.2 rebounds in nine games off the bench this year. San Antonio next hosts the Sacramento Kings in the Alamo on Friday. Marksman Devonte' Graham didn't enter head coach Gregg Popovich's lineup as a result of Jones' absence in Sunday's 118-113 loss the Miami Heat, and he hasn't been seen since Nov. 6. Popovich instead shortened his rotation to nine players, so anticipate Devin Vassell and Malaki Branham regularly initiating the offense if Sochan also finds himself on the sidelines alongside Jones against OKC.

San Antonio Spurs point guard Tre Jones (hamstring) could miss a second consecutive game on Tuesday versus Oklahoma City, with the team listing him as questionable. Jones has dropped to the bench this season, but he's still played a big part in the rotation and has continued to lead the team in assists with 6.0 dimes a night. San Antonio's backcourt injuries have given Malaki Branham a larger role early in the season, while other bench pieces like Doug McDermott and Cedi Osman also benefit from any absences. The meeting with the Thunder is expected to be a very high-scoring affair, so Spurs players definitely deserve attention from fantasy managers on Tuesday.

San Antonio Spurs point guard Tre Jones is expected to move to the bench this season, but he's ready to contribute in whichever role. "No matter if I'm starting or coming off the bench, it will always be the same," Jones told Tom Orsborn of The San Antonio Express-News. "I've got to be a leader for us. I've got to continue to set my teammates up as many ways as possible, be an extension of coach on the court, be aggressive on the defensive end and try to help us win any way possible." Jones started 65 of 68 games last season, averaging 12.9 points, 3,6 rebounds, 6.6 assists, and 1.3 steals. It's unlikely he will reach the same numbers as a reserve, although the versatile guard should still feature heavily in the rotation.

San Antonio Spurs guards Tre Jones and Devin Vassell are getting rest days along with Victor Wembanyama instead of playing against the Houston Rockets on Monday. Jones and Vassell seem to be the leaders to control the backcourt this season. Vassell has a lot of hype after he's improved in each of his three seasons in the league so far. He and Wembanyama could be running a deadly two-man game that will benefit both of them in fantasy basketball. When it comes to fantasy drafts, Vassell and Jones are both solid value in the mid-to-late rounds.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones came off the bench in Friday's preseason meeting with the Heat. He played well, going 4-for-6 from the field, adding five assists and four steals. The 23-year-old started 65 games last season and averaged 12.9 points, 6.6 assists, and 1.3 steals. Unfortunately, Jones isn't a lock to remain in the starting lineup this season, which would certainly lower his fantasy value. He's also a career 27.1% shooter from behind the arc, something category managers need to consider before drafting him ahead of the 2023-24 campaign.

San Antonio Spurs guard Tre Jones operated as the starting point guard in 65 of the 68 games that he played in last season. In that time, he averaged 12.9 points, 6.6 assists, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.3 steals across 29.2 minutes per game. On Thursday, coach Gregg Popovich was asked if Jones would remain the starter and he replied, "We haven't made any decisions on who is where." The Spurs and Popovich have notoriously played their cards close to the vest, but for Jones' fantasy stock, this isn't great to hear. The biggest positive for the 23-year-old is that there isn't much competition behind him other than Devonte' Graham and Malaki Branham, both of whom haven't proven all that much.

The Spurs and guard Tre Jones agreed to a $20 million contract to keep him in San Antonio for the next two years. The former Duke Blue Devil is coming off his most productive year, averaging 12.9 points, 6.6 assists, and 3.6 rebounds. He also displayed his defensive prowess by logging 1.3 steals per contest. But Jones appeared in only 68 games last season, so his health is somewhat of a concern, and he also shot only 28.5% from downtown, which won't help his appeal in category formats.