Gobert started the second half of Sunday's game, replacing Enes Kanter, but coach Quin Snyder said that the move has no long-term implications, the Salt Lake Tribune reports. Gobert put up a career-high 18 rebounds in the loss to further confuse the situation. Since Kanter missed several games with an ankle injury, and Gobert performed amazingly as the fill-in starter, there's been a clamor for the Jazz to replace Kanter with Gobert in the starting lineup permanently. Make sure Gobert is owned in all leagues right now. Mid-game adjustments like this continue to move the needle further to Gobert's advantage.