Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet went scoreless and did not provide too much for owners in Friday's loss to the Boston Celtics. VanVleet was 0-for-6 from the floor and managed to add just one rebound, two assists and a steal in 22 minutes of action off the bench. It has been a rough season so far for VanVleet who signed the nice contract extension this offseason and it may take some time for him to turn things around, but for the meantime, he belongs on the waiver wire in your league.

Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet managed to score just four points off the bench for his club on Wednesday. VanVleet was just 2-for-8 from the floor for four points and added five assists with a steal in 23 minutes of action. VanVleet could see an uptick in minutes going forward because Danny Green (back) did not play down the stretch in this one and VanVleet could even start on Friday against the Celtics, making him worth a look as a streamer or a DFS play.

Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet tallied a season-high 17 points on six of 14 shooting, including two of five from beyond the arc, in Monday's victory over the Jazz. He also contributed four rebounds and six assists in 28 minutes off the bench. The 24-year-old, who finished with a plus-10 rating in the game (best among all Raptors reserves), scored eight points in the first half as Toronto cut a six-point deficit down to one while he was on the floor. The game marked the third-year pro'[...]

Toronto Raptors guard Fred Vanvleet (toe) is active for Friday's game against the Phoenix Suns. VanVleet had been out of action since October 22nd due to a nagging toe injury, so it is a good sign that the 24-year-old is ready to get back to work. The Raptors may still choose to keep an eye on his minutes tonight. Look for Delon Wright to move over to the backup shooting guard role, which could push Norman Powell out of the rotation.

Toronto Raptors guard Fred Vanvleet (toe) remains questionable for Friday's game versus the Phoenix Suns. VanVleet has been out of action since October 22nd due to his painful toe injury. The 24-year-old was averaging 11.5 points, 3.0 rebounds and 5.3 assists in 24.8 minutes per game before his injury. Delon Wright would continue to serve as the team's primary backup behind Kyle Lowry if he can't suit up.

Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet (toe) will miss his fourth consecutive game Tuesday night against the Philadelphia 76ers. There was some optimism Vanvleet would appear in either of the Monday and Tuesday back-to-back games for the Raptors after getting in a limited practice Sunday. However, Vanvleet has still not recovered from his toe injury. Delon Wright will be the primary backup Tuesday, but is not a recommended fantasy option.

Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet (toe) remains questionable for Tuesday's game against the Philadelphia 76ers. He's missed the last three games, but was able to get through a limited practice on Sunday. Delon Wright (groin) would serve as the backup point guard if VanVleet is sidelined for the fourth straight game. However, Wright does not have much fantasy value off the bench.

Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet (toe) will not play Monday night against the Milwaukee Bucks. Vanvleet was questionable coming into the contest with a toe sprain, but ultimately did not feel good enough to play. With Vanvleet and teammate Kawhi Leonard (rest) sitting out, Kyle Lowry should get all the usage he can handle Monday night and would be a solid DFS option. Delon Wright will also get more run off the bench and will be a cheaper, low-end option.

Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet (toe) went through a limited practice on Sunday. He is considered questionable for Monday's game. VanVleet was listed as probable on Friday, but sat out of that contest. Delon Wright would see increased playing time if VanVleet is unable to suit up.

Toronto Raptors point guard Fred Vanvleet (toe) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Dallas Mavericks. He was downgraded from probable to questionable earlier today, so seeing him sit out isn't surprising. Kyle Lowry is going to see all the minutes he can handle on Friday. Norman Powell and Danny Green should benefit as well.