Brandon Knight

Knight is back with the Mavericks after making a positive impression on the team during a prior 10-day stint back in December. He gives the team another backcourt option with Sterling Brown and Trey Burke sidelined (health and safety protocols) but is unlikely to play enough minutes to be worthy of consideration in any fantasy/DFS league. 

Knight has gotten better in each of his three games with the Mavs this season but his run is likely going to come to an end soon. The clock is ticking on his 10-day contract and the Mavs are starting to get guys back from health and safety protocols. but if you happened to play him tonight he came through in a pretty big way. 

The last time Knight appeared in an NBA game was on March 11 of 2020, but he's found his way back into the league with so many contract players being forced into quarantine due to COVID-19. It's nice to see him back on the floor, but he's safe to ignore in fantasy hoops.

Knight has played in 446 games in his NBA career spanning nine seasons. He was on a stint in the G-League with the Sioux Falls Sky Force, where he scored 25 points on Tuesday night. He will now get a reunion with Jason Kidd, who coached Knight for two seasons in Milwaukee. Knight is not expected to be a fantasy factor in Dallas.