The Grizzlies are one of the deepest teams in the league, with upwards of 10 guys who can contribute fantasy-wise on any given night. That was the case last night when three of the bench mob scored in double figures, but today we’re going to highlight Brandon Clarke, who’s been consistently good for several weeks, even while playing right around 20 MPG. Against Detroit, Clarke scored 14 points, grabbed nine rebounds, dished out three assists, and recorded a steal and a block apiece. It was the sixth time in seven outings Clarke reached double digits in the points column. Over the past 30 days he’s actually been a borderline top-50 player overall, making him a good pickup for those looking for efficiency and defense with modest points and boards (35 percent rostered in Yahoo! leagues).

I forgot Taurean Prince was on the T’Wolves, but the man has been a comet lately. Last night he matched his season-high (which was set in the previous game) with 23 points on 8-of-13 shooting, including 5-of-6 from downtown. He tacked on six boards and a steal to round out his evening. He’s scored in double figures in four straight, and he’s absolutely shot the lights out over that span, converting 66 percent of his field goals and a ridiculous 68 percent of his threes. The shooting will obviously regress, but he does enough in rebounds and steals (6.8 RPG, 1.5 SPG over his past four) to make him a streaming target while he’s scorching (10 percent rostered in Yahoo! leagues).

Lu Dort broke out of a massive shooting slump last night, scoring 27 points on 9-of-17 from the floor, including six connections from downtown. It was the first time in several weeks he cracked 50 percent shooting from the field. It was good to see his shot fall, given he didn’t contribute anywhere else on the stat sheet, with just two assists and a rebound accompanying those points and treys. His streakiness and the drain on FG percentage makes me not want to deal with him (64 percent rostered in Yahoo! leagues). Maybe if he strings together a couple more hot performances you can explore selling high.

Deni Avdija has really been showing promise lately, especially on the defensive end of the floor. He’s turned into a perimeter “stopper” for the Wiz and it’s been translating into valuable fantasy stats, like last night when he swatted three shots. His offense has picked up too, as he’s reached double figures in scoring in four straight after putting up 14 in the Garden. Over his past four outings, Avdija is averaging 13.0 PPG, 5.3 RPG, 1.5 3PTM, 1.3 SPG, and 1.0 BPG. He could be a 1/1/1 guy the rest of the way and will stick in the rotation even after all the replacement players go away (14 percent rostered in Yahoo! leagues).