Boston brought in Layman on a training camp deal, so he was never guaranteed a spot. Even if he did make the final roster, he wouldn't have seen any playing time on one of the deepest teams in the league.

Layman started his career in Portland and spent the last three seasons with Minnesota so it would not be all that surprising to see him make Boston's final roster with a limited role off the bench. But it would take a minor miracle for him to emerge with any fantasy value this season. 

Layman's start was his first since April 7, so he's been off the fantasy radar for quite some time now. His previous season-highs were eight minutes, three points, three rebounds and one steal, so tonight's useful final line should be taken with a grain of salt. With so many Timberwolves either injured or in protocols, there's a chance Layman sees some increased run in the short-term, but even then, he's not someone who needs to be added off the waiver wire.

Layman had been starting but that experiment ended tonight with Jaden McDaniels taking his spot. He was nowhere near fantasy value even as a starter, so this should only impact a handful of deep-league rosters.