Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (hamstring) is questionable for Monday's playoff battle versus Boston. He remains plagued by a nagging left hamstring strain. However, the injury is nothing new, so it's more than likely he'll be available for Game 4. But if Kyle Lowry (hamstring) plays, Vincent can be omitted from DFS consideration.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (hamstring) is listed as questionable for Thursday's Game 2 against the Boston Celtics. He'll be joined by Max Strus (hamstring) on the injured report for this contest. Kyle Lowry (hamstring) has already been ruled out, so Vincent is expected to start. Otherwise, Victor Oladipo, Tyler Herro, and Caleb Martin could see extended playing time. Both Vincent and Strus have popped up multiple times on the injury report and continue to play. Fantasy managers should expect both players to suit up for Thursday's contest.

Miami Heat point guard Gabe Vincent logged 17 points on 5-for-10 shooting during his team's Game 1 win Tuesday, setting a new postseason career high in the process. Vincent has held down starting duties for the past three games (and seven of the last nine), but his 34 minutes also marked a new high in his playoff career. The absence of Kyle Lowry (hamstring) has allowed Vincent to emerge, as the 25-year-old added three blocked shots, three assists, and two rebounds to his all-around impressive performance. While he remains something of a risky DFS commodity due to the competitive nature of the Heat backcourt, Vincent has shown a propensity to compile numbers in multiple ways, a skill that should shine in a high-intensity series with the Celtics.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (hamstring) is questionable ahead of Monday's postseason meeting with Boston. After dealing with knee irritation throughout the previous series against Philadelphia, the 25-year-old now has a strained left hamstring. With Kyle Lowry (hamstring) out with a hamstring issue of his own, Vincent is expected to continue to take his place in the starting lineup. However, if he can't go, Victor Oladipo could get even more minutes than usual.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (knee) is questionable ahead of Thursday's pivotal playoff matchup against Philadelphia. The 25-year-old continues to be plagued by right knee irritation. However, it would be surprising if he doesn't suit up for this one, especially with the Heat one win away from the Eastern Conference Finals. Vincent had his best showing of the series during the Game 5 victory, getting the start in place of Kyle Lowry (hamstring) and finishing with 15 points, five boards, and a steal. Yet, Victor Oladipo continues to get minutes, so Vincent isn't guaranteed to get as many chances offensively.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (knee) is likely to be in uniform for Sunday's playoff showdown in Philadelphia. The 25-year-old has been dealing with right knee irritation. However, considering Kyle Lowry (hamstring) returned on Friday night after a multi-game absence, Vincent is expected to continue operating from off the bench, although Victor Oladipo should continue to take away some of his minutes.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (knee) is questionable ahead of Sunday's playoff matchup against Philadelphia. The 25-year-old has been dealing with right knee irritation for a while now, so he probably won't miss any time unless the ailment turns in the wrong direction. With Kyle Lowry (hamstring) recently returning for Game 3 on Friday night, Vincent will likely continue operating from off the bench in Game 4. However, considering Victor Oladipo has been getting more minutes lately, managers shouldn't consider Vincent in any DFS format.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (knee) will play on Friday night versus the Philadelphia 76ers. Vincent has been dealing with right knee irritation. However, his availability for this one was never really in doubt, primarily since he's played through the ailment already. Nonetheless, with Kyle Lowry (hamstring) anticipated to return, Vincent's DFS ceiling will drop considerably, regardless of his role for Game 3.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (knee) is questionable ahead of Friday's playoff meeting with the Philadelphia 76ers. Vincent is experiencing irritation in his right knee. However, it's unlikely he won't be available for Game 3. Nonetheless, with Kyle Lowry (hamstring) potentially returning for this one, Vincent's DFS stock may plummet. Yet, even if Lowry misses another game, Vincent may continue to see a reduced workload in favor of Victor Oladipo, who had 19 points in Game 2.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (knee) is likely to play during the second contest of the postseason series with Philadelphia. Vincent was carrying a questionable designation due to right knee irritation heading into this one. However, he should be good to go and will likely start once again for Kyle Lowry (hamstring), which is not a surprise. The 25-year-old scored only 10 points in Game 1. Yet, Vincent took 12 shots in total, so if he can get some of those to fall in Game 2, DFS managers will undoubtedly benefit.

Miami Heat guards Max Strus (hamstring) and Gabe Vincent (knee) are both listed as questionable ahead of Wednesday's Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers. The expectation is that both players will be able to play through their respective injuries in the game, despite the questionable tags. Both players started in Game 1. Neither played particularly well with Vincent turning in the superior stat line (10 points, three assists, three boards, one steal). Kyle Lowry (hamstring) will remain out for Game 2, so both Strus and Vincent should see around 30 minutes on Wednesday, assuming they indeed wind up suiting up.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) will be available for Tuesday's Game 5 against the Atlanta Hawks. The Heat are going to need Vincent with Kyle Lowry (hamstring) and Jimmy Butler (knee) both sidelined for this contest. Vincent is averaging 8.9 points, 3.2 assists, and 1.8 rebounds whenever Butler isn't playing. He could be someone worth looking at in fantasy formats with the Heat shorthanded. Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, and Max Strus should see increased roles as well.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) will play on Sunday against the Atlanta Hawks. The 25-year-old has consistently been on the league's official injury report throughout the series, although he hasn't missed any time. Kyle Lowry (hamstring) isn't available for Game 4, and while Erik Spoelstra has remained non-committal regarding Vincent's role, he will likely take the veteran's place in the lineup. Vincent averaged 11.7 points, 4.4 assists, and 1.3 steals throughout 27 regular season starts, so he will garner plenty of interest from DFS managers, even if he comes in from off the bench.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) is expected to be in the lineup during Sunday's playoff battle with the Atlanta Hawks. The 25-year-old is dealing with a right great toe contusion, although he's continued to play through the ailment, so his name listed on the league's official injury report should be considered a formality at this point. Nevertheless, Kyle Lowry (hamstring) may be sidelined for Game 4, opening the door for Vincent to take his place in the rotation, assuming he plays. He averaged 11.7 points, 4.4 assists, and 1.3 steals throughout 27 starts during the regular season, and he warrants consideration in DFS lineups in any format if Lowry isn't available.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) is listed as probable for Tuesday's Game 2 matchup against the Atlanta Hawks. He has been dealing with a toe issue for quite awhile now. However, Vincent was able to play 25 minutes during their Game 1 victory. The hope is that he can play through the issue again, but fantasy managers will have to wait and see on Tuesday. Otherwise, Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, and Max Strus could be asked to play more minutes.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) is expected to suit up for Game 1 of the postseason meeting versus the Atlanta Hawks. The 25-year-old has been dealing with a nagging toe contusion. Yet, he will warm up and should be good to go, barring any setbacks. Nevertheless, Vincent is listed behind Kyle Lowry on the depth chart. However, Lowry should get most of the work at the one, while the potential for Victor Oladipo to get some action over Vincent remains a possibility.

Miami Heat point guard Gabe Vincent (toe) has been listed as probable to play in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference playoffs Sunday vs. Atlanta as he battles a persistent toe ailment. Vincent's production has fluctuated on a nightly basis down the stretch due to health of his teammates, but he appears to have the edge over Victor Oladipo as it pertains to backup point guard minutes. Vincent averaged just 6.7 points across 17.8 minutes when coming off the bench this season, which significantly limits his DFS appeal, even while matched up against a Hawks defense that ranks in the bottom five of defensive efficiency.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) will be sidelined for Sunday night's game against the Toronto Raptors. Vincent has been dealing with a right big toe contusion for a while now. He missed five straight games in late March before returning to the court three games ago. Since he played just yesterday, the team is likely exhibiting caution with him, giving him a rest day on the backend of a back-to-back set. The team will be short-handed on Sunday with star small forward Jimmy Butler (toe) and P.J. Tucker (knee) also out. We should see Max Strus and Duncan Robinson take on the extra minutes Vincent would have been filling.

Miami Heat guards Max Strus (shoulder) and Gabe Vincent (toe) are both listed as questionable for Saturday's game against the Chicago Bulls. Vincent missed four straight games due to a right big toe contusion, but he returned to action earlier this week. Clearly the injury is still nagging him. He didn't produce much in the two games he played earlier this week, totaling just five points on 2-of-6 shooting over 33 minutes. Strus, meanwhile, is dealing with a right shoulder contusion. He's been a key producer for the team lately. Over his last four games, he's averaged 11.5 points and 3.0 three-pointers per game while seeing at least 30 minutes in three of the four outings. If both players wind up sitting, expect to see the Duncan Robinson show on the perimeter Saturday.

Miami Heat guards Duncan Robinson (illness) and Gabe Vincent (toe) will both be active for Wednesday night's game against the Boston Celtics. Robinson caught a non-COVID illness and had previously been listed as questionable for the game, but apparently he's healthy enough to give things a go. Vincent, meanwhile, has been plagued by a right big toe contusion. He missed four straight games before returning to action on Monday and scoring five points over 20 minutes.