Minnesota Timberwolves guard Josh Okogie (knee) was able to go through shootaround, but is listed as questionable for Monday's contest. Andrew Wiggins (illness) is sidelined, so Okogie has more low-end streaming appeal. However, Jarrett Culver and Jake Layman have been outplaying him, so they are better fantasy options for Monday.

Minnesota Timberwolves shooting guard/small forward Josh Okogie has been ruled for Saturdays game against the Houston Rockets shortly before tip-off due to a sore left knee. Okogie had not previously picked up an injury designation, but he will now join Andrew Wiggins and Shabazz Napier on the bench. His absence means that Jarrett Culver will reap DFS benefits for those owners still able to slot him into their lineups. Okogies next chance to return to action comes Monday against Utah.

Minnesota Timberwolves shooting guard Josh Okogie had a good outing versus the Charlotte Hornets Friday. Okogie scored 14 points shooting five for six from the field. Also in the contest, Okogie had four rebounds and three assists. To start the season Okogie has played fairly well. In the first two games of this season, Okogie has averaged 12.5 points and 3.5 assists a game. In comparison last year Okogie just averaged 7.7 points and 1.2 assists a game so this increase in production is good to ...

Minnesota Timberwolves shooting guard Josh Okogie may have been a rookie last year but he played defense like a veteran. Once Timberwolves coach Tom Thibodeau was replaced by Ryan Saunders on January 8, 2019, Okogie averaged 1.4 steals and .5 blocks per game. For steals that was 25th best in the league and the .5 blocks, a game was the sixth-best for shooting guards from January 8 to the end of the season. The unfortunate thing is Okogie isn't very good at offense having averaged just 8.6 ...

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Minnesota Timberwolves guards Tyus Jones and Josh Okogie enjoyed a fruitful start together on Saturday against Memphis, combining for 29 points and 13 assists. [...]

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