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Time	Visitors		Opp. PPG	Opp. FGP	RPG Diff.		Home		Opp. PPG	Opp. FGP	RPG Diff.
7:00 p.m.		Phoenix Suns	105.0	.458	+1.2	@		Orlando Magic	95.2	.435	+1.1
7:00 p.m.		Chicago Bulls	102.3	.453	-0.5	@		Charlotte Bobcats	94.7	.454	-0.3
7:30 p.m.		Denver Nuggets	100.4	.439	+0.2	@		Detroit Pistons	94.1	.450	-0.5
8:00 p.m.		New Jersey Nets	100.5	.463	-0.7	@		Milwaukee Bucks	99.7	.458	+0.7
8:00 p.m.		Golden State Warriors	111.6	.469	-5.5	@		Minnesota Timberwolves	103.5	.476	+1.4
8:30 p.m.		Toronto Raptors	100.8	.461	-2.8	@		Houston Rockets	94.7	.447	+2.9
10:00 p.m.		Indiana Pacers	106.6	.459	-0.4	@		Sacramento Kings	108.3	.481	-5.3
10:30 p.m.		Memphis Grizzlies	99.7	.472	-0.9	@		Los Angeles Lakers	100.5	.448	+3.4

All times are ET.
Key: Opp. PPG = Points per game allowed to opponents. Opp. FGP = Field goal percentage allowed to opponents. RPG Diff. = The difference between team's rebounds per game and its opponents' rebounds per game.

Out
Andrew Bogut, C, Bucks (back)
Corey Brewer, SF, Timberwolves (knee)
Andrew Bynum, C, Lakers (knee)
Luol Deng, SG/SF, Bulls (leg)
Mike Dunleavy, SG/SF, Pacers (knee)
Danny Granger, SF, Pacers (foot)
Al Jefferson, PF/C, Timberwolves (knee)
Tracy McGrady, SG, Rockets (knee)
Jameer Nelson, PG, Magic (shoulder)
Michael Redd, SG, Bucks (knee)

Day-to-day
Andris Biedrins, C, Warriors (ankle)
Monta Ellis, PG/SG, Warriors (ankle)
Drew Gooden, PF/C, Kings (groin)
Joey Graham, SF, Raptors (hamstring)
Allen Iverson, PG/SG, Pistons (back)
Steve Nash, PG, Suns (ankle)
Emeka Okafor, PF/C, Bobcats (ankle)
Tim Thomas, SF, Bulls (knee)
Beno Udrih, PG, Kings (ankle)

John Salmons took a hit in value when he moved from Sacramento to a crowded situation in Chicago. His minutes have dropped from 37.4 to 30.8 per game and his points and assist totals have suffered as a result. Luol Deng's leg injury could change that. Salmons played 39 minutes off the bench after Deng left Saturday's contest against Houston, and he figures to slide into the starting rotation with Deng out for an indefinite period of time. Look for Salmons to log heavy minutes in Deng's absence and possibly match the versatile numbers he was providing in Sac-Town. … The Bulls' frontcourt situation has been somewhat cloudy since they acquired Brad Miller from the Kings. The breakdown of minutes has favored youngsters Joakim Noah (28.8 minutes per game) and Tyrus Thomas (25.6 mpg) over the veteran Miller (23.0 mpg) so far, but all three have been able to remain fairly valuable in fantasy leagues despite the timeshare. Noah has been the most impressive so far, with 8.8 points, 10.4 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game since the trade. Continue to use all three, but do not expect any huge nights as the timeshare puts a cap on their upside. … After missing two games because of a bruised knee, Nene returned to action Friday and posted eight points and seven rebounds in 20 minutes. He then followed that up with 12 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks against the Pacers on Sunday. It appears to be safe to put him back in your lineups. … I can't decide what was more impressive, Devin Harris' half-court, game-winning shot this past week, or the fact he has averaged 27.0 points, 7.0 assists, 1.6 steals and 2.1 3-pointers over his past five games. I guess we have to go with the half-court shot, but those numbers are pretty impressive in their own right. Continue to ride Harris as you've done all season. … Amare Stoudemire owners no doubt are lamenting that he's done for the season, but Shaquille O'Neal owners certainly aren't. The Diesel is averaging 25.4 points, 8.2 rebounds and 1.6 blocks over his past five games and is a must-start even in shallow leagues for Tuesday's matchup versus Dwight Howard and the Magic. That's going to be one heck of a battle in the paint and is a much more intriguing story line for pure basketball fans than the played-out "Shaq versus Kobe" matchup that dominated the headlines Sunday. … Shaq isn't the only one in Phoenix who has been on fire lately. Leandro Barbosa has taken advantage of the team's coaching change and an injury to Steve Nash to post 17.2 points, 4.2 assists, 2.2 steals and 0.8 3-pointers over his past five contests. With the Suns now going with an up-tempo offense, Barbosa is a must-start the rest of the way. … Speaking of coaches, good luck trying to figure out Don Nelson's rotation in Golden State. He has expressed interest in going with a youth movement, but it is hard to tell which players the change will affect on a nightly basis. At least we can take solace in knowing that whoever faces the Warriors likely will have a big night offensively. Start all your Wolves (particularly Ryan Gomes, Randy Foye and Kevin Love) on Tuesday; the Warriors are giving up a league-worst 111.6 points per game. … Jarrett Jack and Marquis Daniels have played well with both Mike Dunleavy Jr. and Danny Granger out of action, and both players will remain quality options at least until Granger returns. Jack is averaging 20.2 points, 4.4 assists, 1.8 steals and 1.6 3-pointers per game since the injuries to Dunleavy and Granger, and Daniels is averaging 17.6 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 0.8 3-pointers over the past week. … After losing eight consecutive contests, the Pistons got back on track with consecutive victories over two of the East's best teams, Orlando and Boston. Key to the slump-breaking victories has been the resurgence of Richard Hamilton, who is back in the starting lineup. Rip put up 31 points against the Magic and 25 against the Celtics, and it's looking like Detroit will have to keep him in the starting lineup for the foreseeable future. Meanwhile, Rodney Stuckey is showing signs of getting back on track as well, with back-to-back solid performances. Both should be started when the Pistons host the Nuggets on Tuesday.

As Ramon Sessions and Luke Ridnour continue to alternate good and bad games, Charlie Bell has quietly become a solid option for points and 3-point shooting. Bell is averaging 16.0 points, 3.0 3-pointers and a steal over his past five games and figures to continue his solid play for the injury-plagued Bucks. … At age 34, Antonio McDyess lacks the upside of most waiver-wire acquisitions, but he is getting the job done in the paint for the Pistons. With 10.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per game over his past five games, McDyess makes for a quality pickup in most deep fantasy formats. … Be sure to check out rookie Brandon Rush in Indiana with both Dunleavy and Granger out of action. Rush has scored in double figures in four of his past five contests and has a considerable amount of upside if he can continue to earn quality minutes. … Give Bobby Jackson a look if Beno Udrih can't play Tuesday. Jackson scored 18 points, grabbed two steals and hit three 3-pointers on Friday and followed that up with 14 points, two steals and a 3-pointer on Saturday with Beno on the sidelines. … Rashad McCants is starting to get more run for the Kings and has posted back-to-back double-digit scoring games. The Kings are going with the youth movement, so McCants might continue to see his minutes rise as the season comes to a close.

Brian McKitish is a fantasy basketball analyst for ESPN.com.