Jordan Poole

Jordan Poole is listed as questionable for Thursday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Fantasy Impact

Poole is listed as questionable for the first time since suffering a left quad strain in early November. He participated in parts of Tuesday’s practice and went through a full session on Wednesday, indicating he’s nearing a return, even if he doesn’t suit up on Thursday. When he does return, fantasy managers should expect the New Orleans Pelicans to ease him back into action after missing more than a month.

Jordan Poole participated in parts of Tuesday's practice and is expected to be a full participant in Wednesday's session.

Fantasy Impact

Poole last played on November 14 while nursing a quad injury. If he is able to complete a full practice on Wednesday, it would indicate he is nearing a return, though fantasy managers should anticipate a minutes restriction early on. His next opportunity to play comes on Thursday against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Jordan Poole (quad) remains out for Thursday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Fantasy Impact

Poole is going to be out for yet another game on Thursday as he continues to work his way back from a quad injury. The timetable for his return isn't clear at this point, so fantasy managers should be expecting Jeremiah Fears and Jose Alvarado to continue to benefit from his absence for the foreseeable future.

Jordan Poole (quad) is still out for Saturday's game against the Golden State Warriors.

Fantasy Impact

Poole has already been out for a good chunk of time due to a quad injury, and he is set to remain sidelined on Saturday for the same reason. The team is hopeful that he will be back in the lineup sometime in the near future, but Jose Alvarado should continue to see more work until then.

Jordan Poole (quad) remains out for Saturday's game against the Atlanta Hawks.

Fantasy Impact

To no surprise, Poole is going to be sidelined for another game on Saturday. He has already missed an extended period of time thanks to his quad injury, and it's still unclear when he will be back in the lineup. Look for Jeremiah Fears and Jordan Hawkins to continue to benefit from his absence for the foreseeable future.