On Monday, the New Orleans Pelicans announced that shooting guardJordan Hawkins(illness) is available to suit up against the Denver Nuggets. Hawkins had missed two consecutive contests due to an illness. In his last outing, the 22-year-old collected seven points, one rebound, one assist and one steal in 21 minutes during a 113-104 loss to the Raptors on January 27th. Dejounte Murray(Achilles) is out for the season, so Hawkins will likely see an expanded role and could be a solid fantasy option moving forward.

New Orleans Pelicans shooting guard Jordan Hawkins (illness) will miss Friday's contest against the Boston Celtics. He is out with an illness for a second consecutive game after the team downgraded him from questionable to out. Brandon Boston Jr. saw an uptick in minutes in the last game against the Dallas Mavericks and will likely pick up a few extra minutes again. He finished with 12 points and four steals against the Mavericks, showcasing his ability to make an impact at both ends of the floor.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (illness) is suffering from a non-COVID illness on Friday and is considered questionable for their matchup against the Boston Celtics. With yet another lengthy injury report, Hawkins could get plenty of minutes if he's able to battle through this illness. If he's unable to play, however, Dejounte Murray (probable), CJ McCollum, and Trey Murphy III will all see heavy minutes with the starting five. Brandon Boston Jr. will likely get some added minutes and could serve as a streamer in deeper leagues after dropping 12 points, one rebound, and four steals in their last game.

New Orleans Pelicans shooting guard Jordan Hawkins (illness) will skip Wednesday's matchup against the Dallas Mavericks. He is feeling under the weather and will be sidelined after making 20 consecutive appearances. With Hawkins on the shelf, Jose Alvarado and Brandon Boston Jr. might soak in more minutes on Wednesday. However, this isn't a good matchup for the Pelicans' second unit, as Dallas allows the sixth-fewest bench points in the league.

New Orleans Pelicans shooting guard Jordan Hawkins (thumb) has been cleared to play on Friday versus Memphis. The team has upgraded him from questionable to available. The 22-year-old is a talented shooter who averages 12.5 points for the season. However, Hawkins managed only five points in Thursday's 128-111 loss against Houston, shooting 0-for-6 from three-point range. Friday's matchup is another tough one for Hawkins, as Memphis has limited opposing teams to 33.4 percent shooting from deep.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (thumb) continues to battle injury after injury this season and is now considered questionable on Friday against the Memphis Grizzlies. He's dealing with a thumb injury this time around. He was able to play in their last four games, seeing at least 17 minutes each night. If he's unable to play, however, Brandon Boston Jr. and Javonte Green would likely see extra minutes. The former posted 17 points, six rebounds, one assist, and four steals in their last game against the Rockets.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) has been ruled out of a third consecutive contest due to lower back soreness. The second-year shooting guard has had back issues all year which has kept him out of a handful of games so far. Trey Murphy III and Brandon Boston Jr. will continue to play in place of him and the other injured starters. Murphy has averaged 17.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 2.5 threes per game while Boston has posted 11.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, 3.9 assists, and 1.6 steals per contest.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) has been ruled out for the game against the New York Knicks on Sunday. The 22-year-old has been dealing with back issues during the early goings of this season which has caused him to miss 10 games and counting. In his place, CJ McCollum and Dejounte Murray will see heavier minutes as the starters. Javonte Green and Elfrid Payton should also see added opportunities.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) has been listed as questionable for Friday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies with back soreness. He's one of four Pelicans listed as questionable, so they could be in for a very thin lineup if everyone has to be sidelined. If that's the case, Javonte Green and Brandon Boston Jr. would both continue to be streamable names for fantasy managers in need.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) is questionable for Wednesday's game against the Toronto Raptors. The 22-year-old has struggled with back issues, missing seven games earlier in the season. Since his return, his shooting has been off, as he has scored just six points in one game and two points in the next. With the Pelicans getting healthier, Hawkins may see fewer minutes than he did earlier in the season. Fantasy managers will want to monitor his status on Wednesday to see if he is playing.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) has been listed as available on Friday. He'll take the floor against the Golden State Warriors for the first time since November 6. He's been dealing with lower back strain which kept him out of the last seven games. Brandon Ingram (ankle) has also been deemed active for this contest, but with plenty of starters still injured, Hawkins should see plenty of minutes and opportunities. There hasn't been any word on whether he needs to be on a minute restriction for his first game back.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) will miss one to two weeks with a lower-back strain, according to the team's official page on X. The 22-year-old cracked the starting rotation over the last few games while the Pelicans suffered multiple injuries to their backcourt. With another injury to a guard, they'll be very thin for the next week at least. Jose Alvarado has also entered the starting five, while Brandon Boston Jr. and Javonte Green will get even more minutes while the others are on the mend.

New Orleans Pelicans guards Jose Alvarado (ankle) and Jordan Hawkins (back) are both available ahead of Wednesday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Both players were considered questionable coming into this one, but it appears they're feeling good enough to give it a go. Hawkins is back after a one-game absence due to lower back tightness. Hawkins has stepped into a bigger role for the Pelicans lately. He's averaging 21.7 points and 3.7 rebounds across the last three games. He's worth a look as a streaming choice right now. Alvarado scored 18 points during his last game, but Hawkins is the better streaming choice between the two.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) is listed as questionable for Wednesday night's matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Hawkins is dealing with lower-back tightness, an issue that kept him out of Monday night's loss against the Portland Trailblazers. The 22-year-old had found his way into the starting lineup thanks to an injury to CJ McCollum before Monday night's absence. Hawkins has averaged 17.6 points this season while shooting 37.5% from three and will be depended on against a tough Cavaliers team if healthy. If Hawkins is to miss Wednesday's game, then expect Brandon Boston Jr. to get the start. Boston has averaged 9.8 points this season but put up 20 in his start against Portland on Monday night. Both should be considered viable options for all fantasy formats on Wednesday, while Boston would make a sneaky DFS play if Hawkins cannot suit up.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) will miss Monday's contest versus the Trail Blazers. The former Pelican had 19 points, three assists, and one block in Sunday's loss to the Atlanta Hawks. But he'll miss Monday's game because of back soreness. With Zion Williamson (thigh) out again, the team will rely more on Brandon Ingram on the offensive end. There's also room for guys like Jose Alvarado, Brandon Boston Jr., and Jamal Cain to exceed fantasy expectations.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) is questionable heading into Sunday's game versus the Atlanta Hawks. The 22-year-old has been battling a back issue of late, so this isn't the first time he's appeared on the injury report. However, barring a setback, he should be good to go. The Pels don't have CJ McCollum (thigh), Dejounte Murray (hand), and Herbert Jones (shoulder), resulting in Hawkins getting more work. Fortunately, he's taken advantage of his extra time on the court, averaging 23.0 points in his two starts. As long as Hawkins continues to produce at that level, he'll have a place on fantasy rosters. But if he can't suit up on Sunday, Javonte Green and Brandon Boston Jr. could see more action.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) is expected to be available for Friday's matchup against the Indiana Pacers, according to head coach Willie Green. The young guard has been managing back spasms but is expected to play through the issue in a depleted backcourt. With CJ McCollum (thigh) and Dejounte Murray (hand) both sidelined, Hawkins is set for an expanded role. Over five regular-season games, he has averaged 16.2 points per game and could take on even more responsibility Friday.

New Orleans Pelicans guard Jordan Hawkins (back) is tagged as questionable ahead of Friday's game against the Indiana Pacers. The Pelicans could be in some trouble with CJ McCollum (groin) and Herbert Jones (shoulder) ruled out for Friday. Hawkins has stepped up and played well with the Pelicans shorthanded, but they'd have a tough time filling the void if he sits out as well. Jose Alvarado and Antonio Reeves could be asked to take on bigger roles if Hawkins is unable to go on Friday.

New Orleans Pelicans shooting guard Jordan Hawkins will have the green light to bomb away from deep this season. The Pelicans started the preseason with a 106-104 win over Orlando, attempting 40 shots from three-point range. Hawkins took five of them, sinking two attempts. He led all scorers with 18 points. "They are telling me, 'Shoot a lot of 3s,' " Hawkins said after the game. "They definitely are trying to get up as many 3s as possible. It's definitely a big emphasis this year." Hawkins averaged 4.4 attempts from behind the arc during his rookie campaign last year, hitting with a 36.6 percent clip to average 7.8 points. His scoring numbers are bound to get a considerable boost with more attempts from downtown.