Bradley’s move to Utah reunites him with lead executive Danny Ainge, who selected the former NBA guard with the 19th pick in the 2010 NBA Draft when he was running the Celtics front office. Bradley played 12 seasons, most recently appearing in 62 games (45 starts) as a member of the Lakers during the 2021-22 campaign.

Bradley, who was back in action after missing five games, failed to make either of his field-goal attempts. He's primarily in the Lakers rotation for defensive reasons, which makes him more valuable to the team than he is to fantasy managers. Even with the Lakers scheduled to play four games next week, there is no reason to even consider adding Bradley to your playoff rosters.

The Lakers went 1-4 in the last five games they’ve played, but Bradley’s absence was not the only reason they’re losing games. He’ll help the team with some nice defense but that doesn’t translate over well for fantasy purposes.

Bradley appears to be ready to return after missing five games, but he’s far from a fantasy asset, just like most of his teammates.