Jerami Grant said on Chris Haynes' podcast that he'll likely opt out of his player option for 2020-21 

Advice: “Like you said, I feel like I definitely outplayed the $9MM that I’m making each year right now," Grant said. "But at the same time… I’d love to come to a conclusion or something like that with Denver, it just depends what we discuss and negotiate when the time comes.” He got off to a slow start in Denver but an injury to Paul Millsap catapulted him into a lot of success. In his last 20 games, Grant was posting top-60 numbers in 9-cat with 14.1 points, 3.9 rebounds, 1.9 dimes, 1.0 steals, 1.0 blocks and 1.8 triples. With Millsap set to hit free agency as well, the Nuggets will likely have to choose between the two, especially with Michael Porter Jr. in need of more minutes. Rotoworld.com Today, 11:15 am

Cam Reddish says he wants to be known as one of the best two-way players in the NBA and that he needs to learn to adjust to how long the NBA season is. 

Advice: “It’s pretty hectic, and the adjustment was a little crazy,” Reddish said of his rookie season. “But that was one of the biggest things I picked up on, how long the season was. I had to really take care of my body, eat the right things, stuff like that." He also wants to be seen as one of the top players in the league on both ends of the floor. "I definitely want to be known as one of the best two-way players," he said. GM Travis Schlenk has raved about his defense and while he was a bit erratic offensively, he has his entire career to get it worked out. Reddish should be a popular late-round fantasy target next season.   Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 3:51 pm

Harrison Barnes said he agrees with Damian Lillard that he only wants to play again if the games matter for the Kings. 

Advice: “I think Dame is right," he said. "If you come back and play, you want to be playing for something.” The Kings had found their stride prior to the suspension of the season with 10 wins in their last 15 games, and Barnes wants to see that through. "This group, where we’re at, we need to play, we need to play together, and playing for something is important.” There is growing optimism that the NBA is considering a 22-team format with a few regular season games before a play-in tournament, so it sounds like Barnes and Lillard will get their wish.  Rotoworld.com Yesterday, 7:06 am

Eric Gordon has already lost 12 pounds off his frame by way of track sprints and diet, according to Kelly Iko of The Athletic. 

Advice: Gordon's knee has been a big problem in his career, so playing at a lighter weight does make sense to help him have a longer, healthier career. Gordon was able to return from a knee injury on Mar. 10 just before the NBA went on hiatus, and was able to get to 30 minutes. Even in 30 minutes, Gordon may not have much fantasy value while Russ Westbrook and James Harden are healthy. Rotoworld.com Friday, 3:08 pm

Jerry Colangelo said that the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremonies for the Class of 2020 will be moved to spring of 2021.

Advice: According to ESPN's Jackie MacMullan, Colangelo said the original dates of enshrinement weekend, Aug. 28-30, and the proposed alternate dates of Oct. 10-12, are "just not feasible" in light of the coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 100,000 in the U.S. and has rendered large gatherings taboo. The board of governors will convene on June 10 to explore spring dates, and Colangelo adds that the 2021 ceremony will be on a different day next year and the events will not be combined. The 2020 class is one of the best ever with Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett and Tim Duncan as all-time greats, and it'll be another emotional day to honor Kobe's legacy. Rotoworld.com Wednesday, 6:33 pm

Jayson Tatum credited part of his success this season to watching how Paul George and Kawhi Leonard run an offense. 

Advice: “I knew that I would have a much larger role this season, handling the ball in pick-and-roll much more often,” Tatum said. “So I watched a lot of clips of Kawhi [Leonard], Paul George in pick-and-roll situations. Just developing that patience and that takes time.” Scoring has always been his bread and butter, but Tatum becoming a reliable playmaker has given him a clear path to superstardom -- he ranks in the 91st percentile for pick-and-roll ball handlers. His improvement as a player obviously translated to the fantasy side of things too, as Tatum was on pace to finish in the top-10 for 9-cat leagues before the season was suspended.  Rotoworld.com Tuesday, 7:53 am

Jonathan Isaac said his sprained left knee is "feeling strong," and on Thursday he squatted the most weight he has since the injury.

Advice: Isaac also ran on an anti-gravity treadmill this week, the first time he's ran since the injury in January. In late April, Isaac said that he'd be willing to return for the 2020 playoffs if the Magic organization was comfortable with it and his knee felt "110 percent." He's had over four months to rehab but the Magic won't take any risks at all with one of their franchise pillars. While it remains to be seen if he plays if/when the 2019-20 season resumes, at least he's trending in the right direction. Rotoworld.com May 22, 9:04 am