Marvin Williams

The 34-year-old veteran was hoping to end his career with a ring but his Bucks were blindsided by the Heat inside the bubble. Williams' best years were with the Hawks and he also spent time with the Jazz and Hornets, posting career averages of 10.2 points, 5.2 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 0.8 steals, 0.5 blocks and 0.7 triples. "I've been very blessed. God has been very, very good to me," Williams said.

The Bucks led by as many as 21 points, but their lead was down to three points halfway through the fourth quarter. Williams then nailed a pair of key 3-pointers to give his team breathing room, and the Bucks never looked back. They brought in Williams as a free agent after he agreed to a buyout with the Hornets in February, and this game is a prime example why -- he's a battle-tested veteran who can rebound, defend and hit 3-pointers. This was his highest-scoring game since joining Milwaukee, though, so it's not a performance to chase in DFS.

In 11 appearances for the Bucks this season, Williams has averaged 4.0 points and 3.5 rebounds in 18.5 minutes. Those numbers aren't likely to improve much in the bubble, unless the Bucks rest their key guys at some point, so Williams remains an afterthought for DFS purposes.

He was dealing with a mild strain and was always considered day-to-day. Williams will have a very limited role while the Bucks are at full strength and may even take turns with Ersan Ilyasova backing up Giannis.