Jamal Crawford has agreed to a deal with the Brooklyn Nets, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Advice: It's a big addition to a Nets team that was missing seven players, especially in the backcourt with Kyrie Irving and Spencer Dinwiddie out. Even with his 19 years' experience, Crawford showed late in the 2018-19 season he can still get buckets with 51 points in his last NBA game back on Apr. 9, 2019.  Besides Caris LeVert, the Nets really need some guys who can score and create their own shots, so Crawford should be able to find some shots in the second unit. His arrival should cut into playing time for Chris Chiozza, Tyler Johnson, Dzanan Musa and Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot. Rotoworld.com Today, 5:01 pm

Malcolm Brogdon (COVID-19) confirmed that he's "ready" to play in Orlando.

Advice: "Thanks to everyone who's asked how I'm feeling," Brogdon wrote on Wednesday. "I'm feeling well, and I'm ready for Orlando." Victor Oladipo (leg, rehab) and Jeremy Lamb (knee surgery) are both done for the remainder of the season, so Brogdon should be very busy helping the No. 5 seed Pacers battle for playoff position. Rotoworld.com Today, 8:17 am

Markelle Fultz did not accompany the Magic to the bubble on Tuesday to see to a personal matter. 

Advice: This is an excused absence and we're guessing he won't be out for too long. We'll pass along details as they become available. Additionally, another member of the Magic has tested positive for COVID but we don't know who it is yet. That player is also not with the Magic at Disney.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 1:19 pm

Wizards GM Tommy Sheppard said he doesn't think surgery "is an option at all" for Bradley Beal's right rotator cuff injury. 

Advice: Sheppard also gave us more insight on the injury, revealing that the shoulder issue has been lingering for roughly eight months since he suffered it in a November game. The shoulder got worse during the time off, but Sheppard said the Wizards are confident that Beal will be 100 percent in the near future. The fact that he averaged 30.5 points per game with a bad shoulder already has us excited about his 2020-21 fantasy campaign.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 10:58 am

Klay Thompson (left knee) said his mind and body are 100 percent ready to be back on the court. 

Advice: He has progressed through all the stages of his rehab apart from contact, but there's obviously plenty of time for that. With the next season likely beginning around Christmas, Klay should hit the ground running as he will have had 1.5 years of recovery time by that point.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 8:16 am

Despite reservations about playing, Tim Hardaway Jr. sounds like he plans on suiting up and playing for the Mavericks in Orlando. 

Advice: The third option behind Luka Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis is up for debate, but THJ, Seth Curry, Dorian Finney-Smith and Dwight Powell are all going to be leaned on heavily. And if Luka and Porzingis are on the same page and DFS, THJ, Curry and Powell all come to play, the Mavericks seem to think they could shock the world and win it all.  Rotoworld.com Monday, 8:38 pm

With Victor Oladipo sitting out the Orlando trip for the Pacers there's a good chance that Aaron Holiday could start at point guard and average 30 minutes per game. 

Advice: Malcolm Brogdon (assuming he's back from testing positive for COVID-19), T.J. Warren, Domantas Sabonis and Myles Turner are expected to round out the Pacers' starting lineup. It's possible T.J. McConnell could start over Holiday, but all signs are pointing to Holiday getting the call, especially with Jeremy Lamb hurt and unavailable. Holiday is averaging 11.8 points and 4.8 assists in his 32 starts this season.  Rotoworld.com Monday, 2:22 pm

Despite not playing in 20 months, J.R. Smith's conditioning is good and coach Frank Vogel is excited to see him join the Lakers.

Advice: "His nickname is 'Swish' for a reason," Vogel said of Smith. "He's a big-time shot maker and he looks like he's in terrific physical condition." Smith will join Kentavious Caldwell-Pope as the primary deep threats for the Lakers and both players will also focus on defense in the absence of Avery Bradley in Orlando. And on a side note, Mike Trudell reports that the Lakers were 17-3 this season in games where KCP started for Bradley.  Rotoworld.com Monday, 1:13 pm

The Kings practice facility has reportedly been shut down due to COVID-19. 

Advice: Sam Amick is reporting that there was a positive test within the team's traveling party on Sunday and the Kings are set to head to Orlando on Wednesday. The Kings are the seventh of 22 teams heading to Orlando who have taken similar measures recently, joining the Bucks, Heat, Clippers, Nuggets, Suns and Nets. Orlando is going to be a very interesting experiment, but it's not off to a very good start so far. Rotoworld.com Sunday, 9:47 pm

When asked who will run the offense when Ben Simmons is off the court, coach Brett Brown said Shake Milton had “put his hand up in a pretty definitive way."

Advice: Josh Richardson underwhelmed as a secondary playmaker before the season was paused and Raul Neto didn't make much noise either, so it makes sense to go back to Milton. "He’s incredibly different as a secondary ball carrier, somebody that’s that long and can play pick and roll game, make an open shot, sit down in a stance and guard,” Brown added. Milton averaged 17.8 points and 4.1 assists in his last nine games for the shorthanded 76ers and shot a blistering 57% from the field, so we like his chances of being the 5th starter with Al Horford coming off the bench.  Rotoworld.com Sunday, 7:48 am