Darius Miller Fantasy Stats

Oklahoma City Thunder small forward Darius Miller (Achilles) will be active and available for Saturday's contest against Charlotte. Miller has been unavailable since the conclusion of the 2018-19 year and figures to factor into bench plans for the Thunder, although how many minutes that he receives out of the gate remains to be seen. The last year in which he took the floor, he averaged 5.3 attempts from behind the arc in 25.5 minutes per game, giving him some upside in season-long category formats as a three-point specialist. Oklahoma City will have ample opportunities for fantasy-relevant pieces to crack the rotation as the year goes on, so fantasy managers will want to stay updated on Miller's progress with the team's second unit.

New Orleans Pelicans forward Darius Miller (Achilles) is unsure if he'll be ready to play when the NBA resumes play. Miller has not played this season after having surgery last August. He has been unable to get into 5-on-5 action yet, so the team will have to wait before they evaluate him. It's unlikely that Miller would have a big role on the team even if he does return later this month. The Pelicans have plenty of depth, so Miller will likely get lost in the shuffle.

New Orleans Pelicans forward Darius Miller (Achilles) was ruled out for the rest of the season after undergoing surgery in August. The team has not reported much about his progress, so it's unclear if Miller is close to being ready for action. The Pelicans will have to wait until Miller reports to camp before they know more. Miller won't have great fantasy value once he returns, but could be a cheap option for DFS contests.

New Orleans Pelicans forward Darius Miller (groin) is likely going to be sidelined the rest of the regular season. He suffered a Grade 1 adductor strain and will be sidelined one to two weeks. Christian Wood is going to see plenty of playing time thrown his way. Wood is worth owning in all standard leagues right now.

New Orleans Pelicans forward Darius Miller (ankle) is listed as probable for Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Miller has missed the last three games due to a right ankle injury. Kenrich Williams would see reduced playing time if Miller returns on Wednesday. Fantasy owners should check back for more information.

New Orleans Pelicans small forward Darius Miller has been ruled out for Mondays contest against the Philadelphia 76ers due to a right ankle sprain. Millers absence will mark his third straight game on the bench, having started eight of the last nine games he has appeared in. How hell be used upon his return is up in the air as New Orleans continues to navigate the Anthony Davis minutes fiasco. Millers next chance to take to the floor comes Wednesday against the Los Angeles Lakers.

New Orleans Pelicans forward Darius Miller (ankle) is listed as doubtful for Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Miller missed Friday's game due to an ankle issue and it appears he's going to miss another game here. Kenrich Williams will see heavy playing time without Miller and could be an interesting DFS option.

New Orleans Pelicans small forward Darius Miller entered the starting lineup on Thursday against OKC and he dropped a nice line in a bigger role, scoring 21 points with a season-high seven rebounds, two assists, and one block. Miller shot 8-for-17 from the field and was very active from downtown, finishing 5-for-11 with his triples. Nikola Mirotic (calf) has been ruled out for at least one week and Julius Randle (ankle) didn't play either, so Miller will become a popular short-term pickup. He logged 38 minutes against the Thunder and should see a similar load on Saturday against San Antonio. Jahlil Okafor, who had 18 points and eight rebounds on Thursday, and Cheick Diallo also benefit from the frontcourt injuries.

New Orleans Pelicans small/power forward Darius Miller knocked down five three-pointers during Mondays victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves en route to tying his career high with 21 points. Miller also added in three rebounds and three assists for arguably his best performance of the season, which was propelled by Anthony Davis absence. Miller had missed Saturdays game due to injury and gone scoreless Friday, but he looked back to form Monday and could continue seeing increased run despite coming off the bench.

New Orleans Pelicans shooting guard/small forward Darius Miller drew the start Wednesday versus the Milwaukee Bucks and took advantage of his 37 minutes of playing time, finishing with 20 points on 6-for-11 shooting from deep. Miller has now knocked down a three in nine consecutive contests, but his limited contributions across other formats make him little other than a short-term play in the absences of Nikola Mirotic and Julius Randle. Averaging 21.7 minutes per game this season, Miller has shown that he isnt hesitant to shoot, attempting 4.3 threes per contest off the bench, knocking them down at a 38 percent clip.