Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) won't be making his return just yet. Previously listed as questionable, head coach Mike Budenholzer confirmed that he won't be playing against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday. Jevon Carter will continue to get some added playing time in his place. He's already rostered in 41% of leagues though, so if he's on the waiver wire, grab him fast. Holiday seems to be very close to a return though.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) is listed as questionable to play Wednesday against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Holiday has recently returned to practice which bodes well for his status leading up to Wednesday. However, Holiday has been listed as questionable before being ruled out so his availability is not guaranteed. Grayson Allen (ankle) is doubtful so Jevon Carter should continue to see a huge role if Holiday is ruled out again.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) won't play against the Spurs. Holiday and Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee) didn't suit up on Wednesday versus OKC, opening the door for Jevon Carter to finish with a team-high 36 points. Carter should be a popular fantasy option on Friday night, as he is expected to continue to benefit offensively without Holiday and Antetokounmpo in the lineup. Grayson Allen, Brook Lopez, Bobby Portis, and MarJon Beauchamp should also be able to produce above-average numbers.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) won't take the court against OKC Wednesday. He was already a doubt for the game with a right ankle sprain and the team has now made his absence official. Holiday is a big piece for Milwaukee at both ends of the court and has averaged 19.8 points this season with 5.7 rebounds, 7.9 assists and 1.5 steals. George Hill looks set to join the starting unit in Holiday's absence, while Jevon Carter is set for a much larger role as well. With Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee) also sitting, there will be a lot of value options for DFS managers on the Bucks squad Wednesday.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) is listed as doubtful to play Wednesday against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Holiday is coming off a sloppy performance with eight turnovers on Monday, but was able to play 29 minutes. Holiday likely suffered the injury at some point during the game and it swelled up afterwards. With Holiday likely out, George Hill and Wesley Matthews would see increased minutes. Both can be viewed as three-point streamers, but they offer little upside outside of threes.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday saw 15 minutes of action during the preseason loss to Memphis on Saturday. He finished with five points, going 2-for-6 from the field and 1-for-2 from deep while adding three rebounds, three assists, and a steal. The veteran remains a highly coveted fantasy option heading into the 2022-23 campaign. While he is a capable producer all around, he can sometimes struggle from deep. His inability to remain healthy from year to year also negatively impacts his value.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday scored 21 points during the loss to the Boston Celtics on Sunday. As been the norm throughout the series, the veteran had a rough time making a basket by going 9-for-21 from the field while missing all six of his attempts from deep. However, the 21-year-old finished the regular season by averaging 18.3 points, proving he can still get it going offensively, albeit not consistently. Nonetheless, while Holiday's percentages historically haven't been the most efficient, his defensive capabilities should continue to make up for his shortcomings, which will balance things out for category managers heading into the 2022-23 campaign.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday finished with 17 points during the loss to Boston on Friday night. The veteran had another unimpressive shooting performance, especially from deep, by going 3-for-10. However, he made up for it on the defensive end by compiling three steals and two blocks. Nonetheless, with Khris Middleton (knee) not expected back for Game 7, Holiday has an excellent chance to continue getting more opportunities on the offensive end. He's also been proficient in other areas, so even if he has another rough day shooting the ball, he still has upside in all DFS formats.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday finished with 16 points during the loss to Boston on Monday night. He also added nine assists, seven boards, and three steals. While the 31-year-old was doing his best to contribute in all statistical categories, he shot a dreadful 5-for-22 from the field while making just one of his six attempts from downtown. Nonetheless, the Bucks haven't had any issues getting after it on the offensive glass, and considering how fast the team plays, Holiday should continue to get plenty of opportunities and second chances to be a factor for DFS managers.

The Milwaukee Bucks captured an overtime victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday and the team is rewarding its four primary players with a day off on Friday. Khris Middleton (wrist), Jrue Holiday (ankle) and Brook Lopez (conditioning) have been ruled out for the game, as has star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee). The Bucks will lean heavily on the likes of Bobby Portis, Wesley Matthews, Grayson Allen and Pat Connaughton for Friday's game as the team faces a Los Angeles Clippers team that will also be without several regulars. All four of the above-mentioned players are worth starting in fantasy with Portis and Allen being the most enticing members of the group.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) has been ruled out for Saturday's contest vs. Memphis due to a sore left ankle. Holiday's absence comes after he led the charge with a double-double Thursday as Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee) and Khris Middleton (wrist) were unavailable. Holiday's production has been peaking heading into the postseason, averaging 20.5 points and 7.3 assists per contest since the All-Star break. Without him in the mix, George Hill and Jevon Carter are candidates for increased run, although Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton would possess higher DFS upside if ultimately cleared. Holiday's next chance to take the floor comes Tuesday against the 76ers.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday was tasked with a significantly elevated offensive role during Thursday's victory over Washington with both Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee) and Khris Middleton (wrist) sidelined. Holiday finished with a game-high 24 points to go along with 10 assists, marking his 10th double-double of the year. Holiday has ramped up his scoring production during 11 contests in March, averaging 20.6 PPG, exceeding the 20-point threshold four of his last five times out. He will have a solid matchup Saturday vs. the Grizzlies, who boast the league's seventh-fastest pace, but another absence from Antetokounmpo or Middleton would propel Holiday to the top of the DFS chain.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday finished with a game-high 27 points during the win over Chicago. The veteran was as accurate as can be on Tuesday night, draining 12 of his 17 attempts from the field while shooting 40 percent from deep. He also added seven assists and a steal, and he proved to be the perfect complement for Giannis Antetokounmpo, who had 25 points, 17 boards, and three blocks. Khris Middleton (wrist) wasn't in the lineup after injuring his wrist during the Bucks' previous game against Minnesota, so if he continues to miss time, Holiday's fantasy potential will grow even more.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) has been deemed questionable to suit up for Wednesday's contest vs. Memphis due to a sore left ankle. The tag is a step in the right direction for Holiday, who has missed the past six games, allowing George Hill, Grayson Allen, and Donte DiVincenzo -- among others -- to take on increased duties. Prior to going down with his injury, Holiday was on a strong offensive run, averaging 23.5 points and 7.9 assists over his last 11 games, an indication of the upper-tier fantasy viability he possesses when healthy. Fantasy managers will want to check back on his status prior to tip-off, as he will be a must-start option against a fast-paced Grizzlies squad if ultimately cleared.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday (ankle) has tested out of the league's health and safety protocols but he will remain absent from the floor Saturday vs. Charlotte due to a left ankle ailment. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton served as the team's de facto point guards in Friday's win, with the duo combining for 14 of Milwaukee's 21 assists. Wesley Matthews should continue to see a sizable minutes allotment, with Rodney Hood and Langston Galloway also on hand off the bench. Additionally, interim coach Derwin Ham was unsure if Holiday -- who is averaging 18.4 points, 6.7 assists, and 4.6 rebounds per game -- would be healthy enough to suit up Monday, further complicating his return to action.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday entered COVID-19 health and safety protocols on Thursday and isn't available for Friday's pivotal game against the Nets. This will be the veteran's first absence in what could be many, and he will be joined by Grayson Allen, Pat Connaughton, and George Hill. As a result, the Bucks will be short-handed in the backcourt, so Wesley Matthews, Javonte Smart, and Rodney Hood will attempt to fill the void. However, while they all have upside for sure, it will likely be Giannis Antetokounmpo (illness), who is probable, Khris Middleton, and ... [More]

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday missed only three shots while popping up everywhere and finishing Thursday's win against Orlando with 25 points, five rebounds, seven assists, three steals and two blocks. He went 8-for-11 from the field and had a 3-for-4 record from deep with a perfect 6-for-6 effort at the foul line. Lineup issues helped Holiday to have a great December, but the crew is intact now and he was still able to shine on Thursday. January starts with a juicy matchup against the Pelicans, who own one of the league's worst defenses against opposing point guards.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday grabbed his second double-double in three games on Wednesday, racking up 24 points and 10 assists in an easy win over the Rockets. He finished with 10-for-17 shooting from the field and hit 2-for-5 from downtown, adding four rebounds and two steals with two turnovers in 31 minutes. Holiday is currently enjoying his best spell of the season, and he has a chance to test his form again on Thursday against Dallas. The Mavericks haven't given up a lot to point guards this season, but they are currently rolling with a completely different lineup and it will likely be tough for them to slow down Holiday.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday (rest) is not expected to start during Saturday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. He logged in 44 minutes during Friday's overtime loss, so the Bucks are giving him the night off on Saturday. That being said, George Hill and Javonte Smart will be starting in the backcourt for the Bucks on Saturday. Hill is the better fantasy option between the two, but neither of them are favorable streaming choices. Fantasy managers should expect Holiday to be back in the starting five for their next contest.

Milwaukee Bucks point guard Jrue Holiday showed his old team what they are missing on Friday, scoring a career-high 40 points on 18-for-36 shooting in an overtime loss to New Orleans. It was a solid performance from the field but Holiday actually struggled with the three-ball, going 1-for-8 from deep. His work included five rebounds, five assists and two steals with four turnovers in 44 minutes. Giannis Antetokounmpo (health and safety protocols) and Khris Middleton (knee) were out here again, so everything flowed through Holiday on the offensive end, and he did a good job carrying the team. Middleton was listed probable for the game at first and isn't far from a return it appears. The Bucks play again on Saturday against Cleveland, so maybe the team just wanted to give him an extra day. Holiday's usage takes a hit if he returns.