Aaron Holiday has a chance for more PT for the Atlanta Hawks.

The Wire Troll: Atlanta Besieged By Injuries

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.

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Sam Steel is getting a great opportunity with the Minnesota Wild.

The Wire Troll: Sam Steel Earns Big Promotion

Paul has quietly been filling the net for the Lightning, on Thursday enjoying his second multi-goal game over the last five (5-2-7, with a pair of power play markers). He averaged nearly a point per game last month, so this hasn’t exactly come out of nowhere, and with a +15 mark, he’s well on his way to topping last season’s career-best effort. Paul will be a popular waiver wire pickup this week, so grab him quick.

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Wenyen Gabriel could be useful for the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Wire Troll: Watch Out for Wenyen Gabriel

Craig has been seeing 22+ MPG over the last week, and while he hasn’t exactly been lighting the world on fire, he’s flirted with double-doubles and on Friday he offered a well-rounded stat line. Still, if his FT shooting regresses to the norm, he has slightly more scoring potential than he’s shown of late. Craig has already earned more starts this season than he did during his time in Phoenix last season, so if the minutes can regularly get above the 25 range, he’ll provide some deep league value for the next few weeks.

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Evan Rodrigues is starting to roll for the Colorado Avalanche.

The Wire Troll: Evan Rodrigues Clicking for Colorado

Zub was off to a good start with three points in seven games before getting hurt, and he took a nice step forward last season with six goals and 16 assists while playing over 21 MPG. He’s a solid defensive blueliner who racked up 155 hits and 124 blocks last season, so if you need help in those areas in a deeper league, give him a look.

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