Who gains without Mashack, Lopez and Wells
Mashack, Lopez and Wells haven't sat together since last season, so this comes from who replaced each of them and how the team played without each one. Prosper usually plays 18 minutes; our estimate: 22 minutes (Worth watching).
Mashack has missed 7 of the team's last 10; Lopez has missed 4 of the team's last 5; Wells has missed 5 of the team's last 10, so most of their minutes are already in everyone's recent numbers.
- came in for 30% of the times one of them left a game
- +10 minutes in 5 games without Wells alone since last season
- −6 minutes in 21 games without Mashack alone since last season
- came in for 15% of the times one of them left a game
- +11 minutes in 4 games without Wells alone since last season
- −8 minutes in 14 games without Mashack alone since last season
- came in for 19% of the times one of them left a game
- +6 minutes in 5 games without Wells alone since last season
- −5 minutes in 29 games without Mashack alone since last season
- Cedric Coward26 → 27 min · 12 → 12 shots27 → 28 fpts
- Ty Jerome24 → 26 min · 17 → 18 shots35 → 37 fpts
- Cam Spencer23 → 24 min · 8 → 9 shots24 → 24 fpts
- Cameron Boozer32 → 32 min · 16 → 16 shots38 → 39 fpts
- Isaiah Stewart18 → 18 min · 7 → 7 shots17 → 17 fpts
- Quinten Post15 → 15 min · 5 → 5 shots12 → 12 fpts
- Taylor Hendricks23 → 23 min · 9 → 9 shots22 → 22 fpts
- Kris Murray8 → 8 min · 2 → 2 shots5 → 5 fpts
- Jerami Grant25 → 25 min · 9 → 9 shots18 → 18 fpts
- Scotty Pippen Jr.19 → 19 min · 9 → 9 shots22 → 21 fpts
- Zach Edey24 → 23 min · 9 → 8 shots31 → 28 fpts
How this works, and how often it's rightShowHide
We start from each teammate's recent minutes, shots and fantasy points since last season, then hand out the minutes the missing players have been playing: mostly to whoever came in when each of them left a game, and to whoever played more when each one sat on his own, with a small nudge toward the same position. Minutes a player already lost while someone was out are not counted twice. Shots move with how often each teammate finished plays when none of the missing players were on the floor. When the exact group has sat together 4 or more times, those games count too.
We checked it on 1,183 games in 2025-26 where a team had two or more rotation players out, using only games played before each one. Our minutes were off by 5.2 a player on average in games from February on, against 6.06 using season averages and 9.41 adding up each missing player's own "who gains" numbers. Fantasy points: off by 8.12, against 8.59 and 12.48. Our biggest predicted minutes gainer was one of the night's two biggest gainers 52% of the time (adding up single-player numbers: 37%).
Likely means 6 or more minutes over his usual: 79% of those players really did play at least 2 more. Lean (3.5 to 6 more): 65%. Worth watching (2 to 3.5 more): 52%. Blowouts, foul trouble and coaches' whims make any one night noisy.
Pick players to sit
Tap a name to sit him or bring him back- Cameron Boozer32 min · 5 games
- Jaylen Wells27 min · 74 games
- Cedric Coward26 min · 66 games
- Jerami Grant25 min · 5 games
- Zach Edey24 min · 15 games
- Ty Jerome24 min · 20 games
- Cam Spencer23 min · 77 games
- Taylor Hendricks23 min · 28 games
- Jahmai Mashack22 min · 31 games
- GG Jackson21 min · 60 games
- Javon Small20 min · 41 games
- Scotty Pippen Jr.19 min · 15 games
- Olivier-Maxence Prosper18 min · 54 games
- Isaiah Stewart18 min · 4 games
- Quinten Post15 min · 5 games · Doubtful on the report
- Kris Murray8 min · 2 games
- Karim Lopez3 min · 1 game
New to the team, no games with them in our sample yet: Carson Cooper. They will take some of these minutes, and we can't say how many until they play.