Aaron Holiday

Holiday earned his second straight start, but scored just eight points (4/8 FG) as Washington got walloped at home by the Sixers Sunday night 117-96.

Fantasy Impact

Although he played the same number of minutes (28) in Sunday’s contest as he did Thursday, Holiday managed only half the number of points scored against Philly as well as four less assists. While he should continue to start with Bradley Beal in the league’s health and safety protocols, Holiday appears to be too unreliable to utilize as a streaming option going forward.

Holiday drew the start in Bradley Beal’s place Wednesday night scoring 16 points to go along with five assists in the Wizards’ victory over New York.

Fantasy Impact

Holiday, who played 28 minutes for the Wizards, appeared to be the main benefactor of Beal’s absence. Wednesday night was the guard’s first game accumulating at least 28 minutes since November 18th. Monitor Holiday closely this week as he may be an attractive streaming option while Washington awaits the return of their usual starting cast.

Wizards PG Aaron Holiday started in place of the injured Bradley Beal (hip) and logged seven points (2-6 FG, 1-3 3PT, 2-2 FT), two rebounds, two assists, and two blocks in 25 minutes.

Fantasy Impact

Aaron isn't the Holiday that should be on your rosters. He and Raul Neto were the primary replacements for Beal and it was Net who made the most of it.

Indiana Pacers PG Aaron Holiday (toe) has been cleared to play against the Charlotte Hornets after previously being listed as a game-time decision due to a great right toe sprain.

Fantasy Impact

Holiday will return for the Pacers in a pivotal Eastern Conference play-in game against the Hornets on Tuesday. The third-year point guard could return decent value as a salary-saving option in DFS lineups, as he averaged 7.2 points across 17 minutes during the regular season.

The Indiana Pacers are listing Aaron Holiday as questionable ahead of the team's play-in game on Tuesday against Charlotte.

Fantasy Impact

Holiday missed the final four games of the regular season. If he remains sidelined, Justin Holiday and T.J. McConnell should continue to see more playing time.