Holiday wasn’t particularly efficient from the field, as he hit just 2-of-9 shots from three-point range, but he was Houston’s most effective offensive option in this one. He added eight rebounds, four assists and a steal to deliver a phenomenal Thursday-evening stream on the final night before the All-Star break. Houston’s roster may be healthier after a week off, and Holiday could head back to the bench but, hey - we’ll always have the Warriors game on that magical February night.

With Fred VanVleet (ankle) still sidelined, Holiday will make a return to the starting lineup. Tari Eason has started during most of FVV’s absences, but on the second night of a back-to-back, Eason is sidelined. Holiday contributed six points, four rebounds, three assists, one steal and one triple during his last start.

The Rockets remain without Fred VanVleet, and Tari Eason is also out for Sunday’s game. Holiday moves into the starting five, which gives him some streaming value in deep leagues. That’s the lone change to the lineup that began Saturday’s loss in Dallas.

Holiday will be back in Houston next season, and he will provide some defense when needed. However, with Reed Sheppard in the mix now, they won’t have enough minutes for Holiday to provide much fantasy value whatsoever.