Gordon has played 30 or more minutes in back-to-back games, and while seeing that kind of PT down the stretch is contingent on the Clipper injury situation, it’s great to know he can still step when it’s there. Now in his 15th season, this could be his last hurrah at Fantasy value, so give him a look.

On Wednesday, White canned five treys en route to a 25-point showing, and while he struggled with his shot on Thursday, he saw even more PT. Really, he’s been coming on since the beginning of January, and with two games of at least 20 points and six with 10 or more just this month, he’s now worth your attention.

He went on a scoring binge last week, has been seeing extra PT of late, and even when the touches aren’t there, he’s contributing in other ways (four assists, three steals and two blocks on Thursday, when he moved back into the starting lineup). As for Beverley’s touches, they’ve been rising all season long, so that trend — combined with playing his most minutes since 2018-19 — makes him worthy of Fantasy consideration, especially in deeper formats.

Sure enough, Powell played a season-high 33 minutes on Friday, and while the production wasn’t eye-popping, he still flirted with a double-double while recording a pair of steals. His PT has been rising all season, so we’re curious to see what he’ll do when consistently getting 30+ minutes per game. Powell is still mostly a full-time starter, but not necessarily used to the same load he was before his Achilles’ injury a few years ago. Consider him a deep league option with some possible upside in standard formats.

Jones is capable of driving the ball, has strong playmaking skills, can pitch in with steals, and has flirted with double-doubles in three of his last four games. Yes, he’s mostly been a backup this season, but has still managed to enjoy his finest scoring campaign to date.

The pick offered mixed results as he was solid that month, barely played in February and missed March entirely, but really picked it up over the final two months of the season. Now in Minny, Rivers had been lighting it up all week until a very quiet game on Friday, although he’s still getting way more touches this month. The former Blue Devil has really shaken off a slow start to the season, perhaps caused by a hip woe suffered in late October.

He justified the pick with big minutes in the season’s final month. Unfortunately, it’s been pretty much downhill for Holiday since, but he’s got a chance to reestablish some value right now, so he bears watching. Sure, he’s generally only about a top 65 point guard usually, but while he’s starting he’s worth considering. Remember that when Holiday came out of UCLA, he was considered small, but was also seen as a good defender with strength and quickness.