Troy Daniels Fantasy Stats

Los Angeles Lakers guardTroy Danielsmade his case to get more playing time with a solid performance against the Utah Jazz on Friday night. Daniels, who may be best remembered for his game-winning three-point shot in the 2014 playoffs for the Houston Rockets, was tied for the fourth-most minutes on the Lakers in the win and made the most of them. He scored 15 points along with three rebounds and one steal. This was a better stat line than his teammatesQuinn CookandKentavious Caldwell-Popewere able to produce. Fantasy owners in 10 and 12-team leagues may want to keep him on their watch list for now, but for owners in deeper leagues, it can't hurt to make a speculative add at what could be the third-best offensive option for the Lakers this season.

Phoenix Suns shooting guard Troy Daniels got hot from deep on Friday when he connected on six of 10 shots from beyond the arc to record 18 points on the night. Daniels added four rebounds without committing a single turnover in 32 minutes of action. Daniels is putting up 15.3 points with 4.0 makes from downtown in his last three games and until the Suns get healthy, he is worth an add as a streamer or cheap flier in DFS.

Phoenix Suns guard Troy Daniels was one of the couple bright spots in Thursday's loss when his club managed to score just nine points in the first quarter that led to a 22-point loss to the Trail Blazers. Daniels was 5-for-9 from the floor for 15 points and added two makes from three with three rebounds and an assist in 22 minutes. Daniels is averaging 14.0 points with three makes from three on 50.0% shooting in his last couple of games and if Devin Booker (hamstring) does not suit up for Friday's contest against the Miami Heat, Daniels is worth a look in DFS.

Phoenix Suns guard Troy Daniels (ankle) is questionable for Tuesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. Devin Booker (hand), T.J. Warren (knee), and Elfrid Payton (knee) have already been ruled out for this contest. Daniels has been playing well with most of the Suns best players sidelined. However, he played just 14 minutes in the loss to the Warriors on Sunday. Shaquille Harrison would see additional playing time if Daniels is unable to suit up on Tuesday.

Phoenix Suns shooting guard Troy Daniels continued his barrage of three pointers on Friday night in the Suns loss to the Rockets. Daniels went 7-for-12 from downtown and finished with 23 points. He also added four rebounds. Daniels doesn't do much except shoot threes, but he's been firing them away at a rate that almost makes him a matchup proof fantasy option. He should continue this play against the Warriors on Sunday.

Phoenix Suns shooting guard Troy Daniels is attempting 7.3 threes per game this season, but he's now taken nine or more shots from downtown in each of Phoenix's last five games. In Monday's loss to Boston, Daniels made six shots from behind the three-point line on 14 shot attempts. He also grabbed six rebounds. The Suns play the Clippers on Wednesday, who are holding opponents to the eighth worst three-point field goal percentage. Still, opponents take the 10th most threes per game against them, so expect a good volume of shots for Daniels, which should result in some made baskets.

Phoenix Suns shooting guard Troy Daniels made six of his 12 shot attempts from behind the three point line on Friday against the Cavaliers. He finished with a team high 20 points and also added six rebounds. Daniels is shooting a career high 5.7 threes per game this season, but that number has climbed lately, as he's attempted at least seven threes in five of his last seven games. His increase in shot attempts gives him fantasy upside, but his opponent on Saturday -- the Orlando Magic -- are allowing opponents to shoot just 36.6 percent from three (15th best in the NBA) on 26.8 attempts (seventh-fewest in the league).

Phoenix Suns guard Troy Daniels (knee) is doubtful for Monday's game against the Miami Heat. Daniels has played an average of 14.5 minutes per game in his last two contests. He's been a helpful option off the bench for Phoenix lately. However, Daniels is only worth a look in the deepest of leagues. Josh Jackson is expected to pick up extra playing time if Daniels is unable to suit up. Jackson is a must-own player in every league.

Phoenix Suns guard Troy Daniels (back) is listed as questionable for Monday's game against the Memphis Grizzlies. Daniels went 1-for-4 from the field on Sunday and just did not look quite right. The Suns may decide to be cautious with Daniels in the second game of a back-to-back set. Josh Jackson or Isaiah Canaan would be joining the starting five if Daniels sits out. Owners should check back before pre-game workouts for more information.

Phoenix Suns shooting guard Troy Daniels erupted in a close loss to the Toronto Raptors Wednesday night. He dropped a career-high 32 points and drained seven three-pointers. The Raptors defense had multiple breakdowns, leaving open shots for Daniels, and he made them pay all night. As long as Devon Booker (groin) is out with injury, Daniels should be seen as a strong stream for three-pointers. In the four games Booker has been out, Daniels is hitting 3.5 three-pointers per game. Nonetheless, he does not provide much else outside of threes, so owners should only look at him as a three-point specialist.