Denver Nuggets guard P.J. Dozier (hamstring) is out for Friday's game against the San Antonio Spurs. Averaging a career-high 19.4 minutes per game, Dozier will miss his second consecutive game, with the expectation being he misses at least a couple more outings still. With Dozier out Wednesday, there were more minutes for Facundo Campazzo and R.J. Hampton, but the two combined to shoot 0-for-6 from the floor, so there's no need to run out and grab either in fantasy leagues.

Denver Nuggets guard P.J. Dozier (hamstring) has been ruled out for Wednesday's game against the Miami Heat. This is not surprising considering Dozier appeared to pull his hamstring last game. The team is ruling him out a day in advance, so there's a chance that Dozier sits out of Friday's game as well. Will Barton, Gary Harris and Michael Porter Jr. will be asked to split up the extra playing time. Porter is the best fantasy option out of the bunch.

Denver Nuggets point guard P.J. Dozier scored a team-high 18 points in Monday's losing effort against the Lakers, logging 27 minutes off the bench and shooting 5-for-7 from the field. He sank both of his attempts from downtown and added four rebounds, four assists, and one block to his line. Denver spread the minutes around quite evenly, which helped a lot of the bench guys to post good numbers. The same might happen in their final two seeding games against the Clippers and Toronto. Dozier has ...

Denver Nuggets guard P.J. Dozier has agreed to a deal with the organization for the rest of the season. Teams are allowed to bring 17 players with them for the NBA restart in July. Denver decided to bring along a player that is already familiar with their team and system. Dozier has played in 21 games for the Nuggets this season, but has not done much with his limited playing time. He won't be a valuable fantasy asset as he'll likely just be depth in case of injuries.

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