Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Bogdan Bogdanovic (illness) will sit out Friday's game against Utah. The talented scorer played through an illness Wednesday versus Portland but won't be able to do the same in Friday's matchup, with the team downgrading him from questionable to out. Bogdanovic also struggled against the Trail Blazers with 3-for-15 shooting, so it's probably a wise move to give him rest, especially with Jalen Johnson (ankle) back in the mix. Bogdanovic's absence might secure another start for Vit Krejci, although he's been almost anonymous fantasy-wise in the role.
Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Bogdan Bogdanovic (illness) is good to go on Wednesday night against Portland. He'd been listed as probable because of an illness, although it didn't appear severe enough to keep him off the floor. With Atlanta down Jalen Johnson (ankle), Onyeka Okongwu (toe), and Trae Young (finger), Bogdanovic has a chance to smash fantasy expectations.
Atlanta Hawks guard Bogdan Bogdanovic (illness) is probable for Wednesday's meeting with Portland. The veteran sharpshooter was a late addition to the injury report because of an illness. While he should be good to go, there's still a small chance he'll get downgraded heading into the contest. The Hawks desperately need him, considering they won't have Trae Young (finger), Saddiq Bey (knee), and Onyeka Okongwu (toe). Jalen Johnson (ankle) is also on track to miss his third consecutive game. If Bogdanovic is available, he's a lock for any fantasy lineup. However, if he's not on the floor, De'Andre Hunter and Clint Capela could see significantly more scoring opportunities behind Dejounte Murray.
Atlanta Hawks guard Bogdan Bogdanovic (ankle) will play on Saturday against Cleveland. The veteran sharpshooter logged 35 minutes in Friday's one-point win over the Miami Heat, finishing with 17 points. He appeared on the injury report because of right ankle soreness. However, it apparently isn't enough to keep him off the floor against the shorthanded Cavs. With Trae Young (illness) back from a one-game absence, Bogdanovic will head back to the bench. Yet, he remains a viable fantasy option across the board.
Atlanta Hawks guard Bogdan Bogdanovic (ankle) is questionable ahead of Saturday's matchup with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Trae Young (illness) wasn't available in Friday's win over the Miami Heat, so the sharpshooter got the start and finished with 17 points in 35 minutes of work. However, with Young and Bogdanovic uncertain for Saturday's game, Dejounte Murray and Jalen Johnson could remain the primary scoring options against the Cavs. At the same time, guys like Patty Mills and Garrison Mathews may see more attention from fantasy managers for streaming purposes, although neither man is a trustworthy option in any format.
Atlanta Hawks guard Bogdan Bogdanovic scored only seven points in Wednesday's loss to the Charlotte Hornets. The 2017 No. 27 overall pick logged 24 minutes from the bench, going 3-for-9 from the field and 1-for-5 from deep, adding four rebounds and four assists. Fortunately, he had three steals, which helped offset some of his shooting woes for fantasy managers. In all fairness, most of the Hawks' offense struggled to get anything going, with the starting lineup draining just three of their 20 tries from behind the arc. At any rate, Bogdanovic ended last season by averaging 14.0 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 2.8 assists while draining 40.6% of his attempts from downtown. He'll likely continue to come off the bench for Atlanta during the 2023-24 campaign. However, the 31-year-old should have more productive games moving ahead.
Detroit Pistons forward Bojan Bogdanovic (calf) won't play in Wednesday's opener against Miami. Bogdanovic is nursing a calf strain, with head coach Monty Williams reporting the team is being "really cautious" about putting the sharpshooter on the floor too quickly. He averaged a career-high 21.6 points last season and shot an impressive 41.1% from deep. The 34-year-old should remain an asset for fantasy managers, considering he will start for the Pistons for the foreseeable future. However, he'll need to stay healthy, something that's been an inconsistent issue over the years. Detroit also won't have Isaiah Livers (ankle) versus the Heat, so Alec Burks is the favorite to fill the void in the lineup until Bogdanovic returns, which may not be for at least a week or two. Joe Harris should also get some work from off the bench, albeit not enough to be relevant for fantasy managers.
Bogdan Bogdanovic A "Player To Watch" In Trade Talks
Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Bogdan Bogdanovic became trade-eligible on Saturday, and according to HoopsHype's Michael Scotto, he is a "player to watch" in trade talks. The Serbian sniper has had an up-and-down three-year ride in Atlanta, mostly coming off the bench and battling injuries. In terms of his offensive output, he has been trending down each year, and a move elsewhere could do wonders for his fantasy appeal. Last season, Bogdanovic put up 14.0 points per game in 27.9 minutes, shooting 40.6 percent from three. His ability to make outside shots will definitely bring interest in his services, and Bogdanovic has also just boosted his stock with an outstanding World Cup performance.
Atlanta Hawks guard Bogdan Bogdanovic is expected to start Tuesday against the Boston Celtics. Dejounte Murray (suspension) will be sidelined due to a one-game suspension as the Hawks look to avoid elimination on Tuesday. With Bogdanovic in the starting lineup, AJ Griffin and Aaron Holiday may get some extra run. Neither Griffin nor Holiday cracked the lineup last game, but should have an opportunity to earn some minutes.
Atlanta Hawks guard/forward Bogdan Bogdanovic (knee) isn't listed among the team's injuries prior to Tuesday's play-in game against Miami. The Serbian sniper has been plagued by injuries throughout his stay in Atlanta and has sat out two of the last three contests, but he will be available for one of the most important games of the season. Bogdanovic was limited to 54 games during the regular season. He averaged 14.0 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.6 assists, shooting 40.6 percent from deep. The 30-year-old even upped his efficiency from downtown to 46.7 percent against Miami, although he averaged only 11.0 points across three meetings.
