Cory Joseph And Rodney McGruder Sitting Out Against Kings
Golden State Warriors guards Cory Joseph (back) and Rodney McGruder (concussion protocol) will miss the team's preseason contest on Sunday against the Sacramento Kings. Head coach Steve Kerr expects Joseph to be able to play in a preseason game and is hopeful that McGruder can do the same. The latter is already in the later stages of the concussion protocol so his return is closer on the horizon. Both of them are still battling for backup roles, so they'll both need as many opportunities as they can get. Neither one should be fantasy-relevant in any league format.
Golden State Warriors guard Cory Joseph has withdrawn from Team Canada for their World Cup run this year. The 12-year veteran decided to withdraw so that he could focus on preparation for his season with the Warriors. Joseph hasn't been on a playoff team since the 2018-19 season with the Indiana Pacers. So, he could be taking this season very seriously since the Warriors will have championship hopes with their core still in tact this year.
Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph (back) won't play Thursday versus Brooklyn. The veteran made a good 18-minute cameo Monday versus Milwaukee with five points, three rebounds and seven assists, but he's had a very small role on the team throughout the campaign and Joseph's absence shouldn't have any effect on things. The Pistons have Killian Hayes (shoulder) back on Thursday and he will dictate the proceeding from the backcourt.
Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph (hip) is questionable for Thursday's road game against the Clippers. He is carrying a sore left hip and already sat out Monday's loss to Toronto. The Pistons could really use Joseph right now, with Cade Cunningham (shin) having dropped out of the lineup and slated to miss at least three more games. The injuries have helped Killian Hayes to finally get his season going and Jaden Ivey has benefitted as well. Alec Burks is also a guy to monitor after he made his season debut last week and produced a pair of solid performances.
Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph (hip) has been downgraded to out for Monday's game against the Toronto Raptors. He was held out of Saturday's contest as well due to hip soreness. That resulted in Killian Hayes getting the starting nod. He is worth looking at in deep leagues because of the extended playing time. However, Hayes doesn't shoot too well, so there's plenty of risk in streaming him.
Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph has reportedly opted into his $5.1 million player option for next season. He averaged eight points and 3.6 assists across 65 games last season with Detroit. Joseph started 39 games for the Pistons, often times alongside Cade Cunningham. The expectation is that Cunningham will do more of the ball handling in his second season. That being said, Joseph is likely to have a reduced role in the Detroit rotation. He didn't offer much fantasy value to start, but it's likely to get worse heading into next season.
Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph (spine) is listed as questionable for Thursday night's game against the Philadelphia 76ers. He is dealing with a right lumbar spine strain. The 30-year-old has been logging 25 minutes per game in March while averaging 7.9 points, 3.1 assists and 3.2 rebounds per game. If he sits out on Thursday, second-year guard Killian Hayes stands to benefit. Hayes played 33 minutes off the bench in Tuesday's game and racked up 13 points, four rebounds, three assists, four steals and a block. Frank Jackson, Rodney McGruder and newly-signed guard Braxton Key could also see additional playing time if Joseph is out.
Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph (rest) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. Honestly, his availability could depend on the status of Killian Hayes (head) who is listed as probable. The Pistons would likely give Joseph the night off, assuming Hayes can play. Otherwise, Joseph could play Monday and have an uptick in value with Hayes sidelined.
Detroit Pistons point guard Cory Joseph entered the starting unit on Tuesday against New York and had a decent performance with 15 points on 6-for-8 shooting, two rebounds and one assist. He was perfect with three attempts from deep and registered two turnovers in 25 minutes. Joseph took over from Killian Hayes (illness) in the starting five. Saben Lee also benefited from Hayes' absence and scored a team-high 16 points while logging a few extra minutes. Josephs has now made five starts this season, and his numbers are actually underwhelming, with the 30-year-old having recorded 7.8 points, two rebounds and 4.2 assists. He's not a reliable fantasy option.
Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph (knee) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder. He was listed as doubtful heading into this contest due to right knee inflammation. It sounds like the organization will have him sit this one out to rest. Killian Hayes and Frank Jackson will benefit in the absence of Joseph. Jackson is the better option between the two and should have deep league value along with DFS appeal for Monday's slate.
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