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Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, we pose a question to a rotating panel of ESPN fantasy basketball experts to gauge their thoughts on a hot topic. Todays contributors are ESPN NBA Insider Bradford Doolittle and ESPN Fantasys Kyle Soppe and Joe Kaiser.While Klay Thompsons ridiculous 60 points in 29 minutes grabbed all of Mondays headlines, Memphis Grizzlies guard Troy Daniels continued his own hot scoring streak, racking up 29 points and 7 3-pointers against the New Orleans Pelicans. Injuries have opened up a larger role for the journeyman, who has responded with 19, 19, 31 and 29 points with a total of 20 3s over his past four outings. Is his scoring legit? Should fantasy owners add him for the short or long term?Bradford Doolittle: The scoring and shooting are legit. Daniels has been one of the best long-range shooters in the NBA for a couple of years. Unfortunately, the rest of his game is limited enough that hes always been a third-stringer. The instant-offense role the Grizzlies have been using him in is his ideal gig, and hopefully, hes opened some eyes with his outburst. There is nothing hes done the last four games that is out of line with his career numbers except for the key factor: Hes played more.As the Grizzlies gradually get healthier, Daniels role will become more inconsistent. Hes a poor defender, doesnt make plays well enough for more than spot duty at point guard and can swing to small forward only in very small lineups. However, Memphis short-term injury prognosis is ugly enough that they should continue to lean on Daniels for scoring. Even as they get guys back, it would be surprising if Daniels started getting DNPs once again, but his court time will be limited enough that he wont be an impact producer.Kyle Soppe: As is always the case, the true answer lies somewhere in the middle. No, Daniels isnt Stephen Curry-lite after scoring 60 points in his last two games, but the fantasy relevance is here to stay ... in the right situation. Daniels never has been given an extended opportunity, but in limited playing time, he has yet to show much promise in non-scoring categories.It doesnt help his case that the Grizzlies are functioning as the third-slowest offense, so counting on volume is dangerous to say the least. That said, the bump in playing time makes Daniels a strong contributor in points and 3-pointers for the foreseeable future. Daniels is an add in all formats, but expectations need to be tempered a bit -- there are high peaks and low valleys to come.Joe Kaiser: The scoring is legit. Anyone who can hit seven 3s in an NBA game has to be taken seriously as a shooter and a scorer, and Daniels always was regarded highly for his 3-point shooting while in college at VCU.What this all comes down to is opportunity, though. Right now, the minutes are there for Daniels (he played 44 minutes in the overtime win over the Pelicans on Monday), but as soon as James Ennis, Chandler Parsons, Vince Carter and Mike Conley return, you can expect Daniels to play fewer than 20 minutes a game off the bench. The right thing to do is ride him while you can right now, and be prepared to sell high if you get the chance.Randy Coffield Jersey Retro . Supported by three-run homers from Jayson Werth and Wilson Ramos, the young right-hander went seven strong innings in the Washington Nationals 8-4 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday night. Blake Countess Jersey Retro . Tracey comes to the Blue Bombers after spending over a decade with Queens University. Most recently he was the schools assistant football coach. https://www.cheapjerseyslines.com/matt-szymanski-jersey-retro/ . -- In one brief spurt, Brazil turned a close game into a rout and proved again it will be a strong World Cup favourite. 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Talking with the doctor, I think that Vincent has an injury in his other leg - not the same calf as last time. We will see the way he improves, but maybe in one month he can be ready so part of the season he can play, said Pellegrini.It is the third time this season that Kompany has suffered a calf problem, with the 29-year old featuring just 12 times in the Premier League in an injury-hit campaign.But, Pellegrini insists that Kompanys should be able to return before the end of the campaign.It is a new injury in the other calf, a little bit higher behind the knee, added the Chilean. It is simillar to [Aleksandar] Kolarov injury a month ago.ddddddddddddKolarov took around three weeks to one month to come back. Pellegrini (left) believes Kompany (right) could return earlier than Belgium boss Marc Wilmots expects Its very important the way he improves in the first two weeks that he starts working - its difficult now to say, but the first thing we think is that he can return in a month.Kompany will miss Sundays Manchester derby, live on Sky Sports, and will almost certainly be ruled out of Premier League clashes with Bournemouth and West Brom in early April, as well as the Champions League quarter-final double-header against Paris Saint-Germain on April 6 and April 12.Also See:City face PSG in CL quartersSterling wont rule out titlePremier League build-upAguero: Title slipping away ' ' '