Brandon Ingram

Brandon Ingram (ankle) will not play Thursday’s game against the Thunder.

Fantasy Impact

Ingram, who was game-time decision for Thursday’s contests against Oklahoma, was ultimately ruled out. He will miss his third consecutive game due to a right ankle sprain. Josh Hart should see an expanded role with Ingram sidelined.

Brandon Ingram (ankle) isn’t in the starting five for Thursday’s game against the Thunder.

Fantasy Impact

Ingram (ankle) is listed as questionable for Thursday’s game against the Thunder and remains a game-time decision. He is not in the starting lineup, but the team has not ruled him out yet. It’s possible he could be available off the bench. Fantasy owners should continue to monitor his official status closer to tip-off.

Brandon Ingram (ankle) will be a game-time decision for Thursday’s contest against the Thunder.

Fantasy Impact

Ingram will test out his ankle during pre-game warmups. It has been reported that his ankle is reportedly still sore, and will be a game-time decision for Thursday’s contest. If Ingram is ruled out, look for Nicolo Melli to see an uptick in minutes.

The New Orleans Pelicans have listed Brandon Ingram as questionable for Thursday’s match-up with the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a right ankle sprain.

Fantasy Impact

With Ingram possibly sitting out another contest, Josh Hart would get the start for the Pelicans. Hart provided a great stat line in Tuesday night’s game by having 17 points, six rebounds, and three assists. Zion Williamson was in beast mode, setting a career-high with 31 points. Look for Williamson to continue his onslaught against the NBA on Thursday, versus the Thunder.

The New Orleans Pelicans on Twitter have listed Brandon Ingram as questionable for Tuesday’s match-up with the Portland Trailblazers.

Fantasy Impact

Brandon Ingram has not practiced since suffering a right ankle sprain in last Thursday’s game versus the Bulls. If Ingram misses another game, Nicolo Mellini could pick-up another start in his place. Zion Williamson is listed as probable for Tuesday’s game and will probably log in some extra minutes in the contest. Jrue Holiday can add some additional scoring punch if needed, as he demonstrated in Saturday night’s win over the Pacers by scoring 31 points.