Miami Heat guards Tyler Herro (knee) and Gabe Vincent (toe) have both been given the green light to suit up for Monday's game against the Sacramento Kings. Herro sat out two straight games with a left knee sprain before returning to the court on Saturday. Vincent, meanwhile, has missed four straight due to a contusion on his right big toe. Herro will be the team's primary guard off the bench on Monday while Vincent and Max Strus will compete for minutes.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) is listed as questionable for Saturday's game against the Brooklyn Nets. This marks the fourth game in a row that Vincent has missed due to a right big toe contusion. The Heat have a long injury report for this game, so Vincent likely isn't the only one hitting the sideline. Kyle Lowry should be asked to take on a heavier load on offense. Max Strus could find himself with significant playing time and be a possible streaming option.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent (toe) will be held out of action for Wednesday's game against the Golden State Warriors. He is dealing with a toe injury. This will be his second consecutive missed game. The 25-year-old has been averaging just under 22 minutes per contest in March. He's been struggling with his shot, shooting 34.3% from the field and 25.6% from beyond the arc. Max Strus and Caleb Martin (knee) are candidates to fill in for Vincent's minutes, however Martin is questionable for the game with an injury of his own. Neither Strus nor Martin are particularly intriguing for fantasy purposes.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent will move into the starting five for Monday's game against the Chicago Bulls. Kyle Lowry (personal) is sitting this one out, but will hopefully return for their next contest. Vincent will be joined by Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo, P.J. Tucker and Duncan Robinson in the starting five for Monday. Vincent normally isn't a great streaming option, but could have some appeal without Lowry available. He could also be a possible low cost DFS option for Monday's slate.

Miami Heat point guard Gabe Vincent has tested out of the league's health and safety protocols, but he has not yet been cleared to return to action, ruling him out for Saturday's game vs. Phoenix. Vincent's absence now climbs to five contests, with his timing unfortunate after he had cracked the starting five for nine straight games prior to landing in the protocols. The third-year pro knocked down an average of 2.7 triples per outing in that stretch, showcasing his season-long viability when healthy and garnering a significant minutes allotment. Fantasy managers can anticipate Kyle Lowry and Tyler Herro continuing to hold down PG duties for the time being. Vincent's next chance to suit up comes Wednesday against the Hawks.

Miami Heat point guard Gabe Vincent and power forward P.J. Tucker have both been placed in the league's COVID-19 health and safety protocols, ruling them out indefinitely. Miami was originally scheduled to play San Antonio on Wednesday, but they were unable to have eight players active, forcing a postponement. Vincent has been one of the league's breakout performers during December, enjoying a nine-game stretch among the starting five where he has averaged 14.3 points and 4.7 assists on a nightly basis. Tucker has not played since Dec. 19 due to a leg injury, and he now has multiple hurdles to clear before he can return to action.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent, who posted a career-high 26 points against Philadelphia on Wednesday, did even better in Friday's matchup versus Orlando, scoring 27 points on 10-for-20 shooting. He nailed four shots from deep with 11 attempts and took care of business in other areas as well, finishing with two rebounds, four assists, one steal and one block. Vincent is rolling with the starters due to a number of players missing because of health and safety protocols, and the 25-year-old will be in another great spot to have a good performance on Sunday against Detroit.

Miami Heat guard Gabe Vincent had a wonderful night against the Sixers on Wednesday, hitting seven treys and scoring a career-high 26 points in a 101-96 win. He finished with 8-for-16 overall shooting and helped out with a pair of rebounds and three assists as well.. Vincent is benefitting from a number of absentees, and he's started to make some noise in the starting unit. The 25-year-old is nicely set up for more success for the rest of the week, as Miami has a pair of very good matchups against Orlando and Detroit.

Miami Heat point guard Gabe Vincent will be among the starting five for Monday's game against the Cavaliers. Vincent drew his second start of the year Saturday, shifting into the starting group in place of Caleb Martin (health and safety protocols), who had been filling in for Jimmy Butler (tailbone). Vincent did not score in double figures in either start he previously made this year, but he did log eight assists and a career-high four steals his last time out. With the Heat thin on the wing and in the backcourt, Vincent could get a sizable minutes allotment, which bumps him into tournament DFS consideration.