Monday's Fantasy Basketball Waiver Wire Adds: Noah Clowney, Tobias Harris, Vince Williams and More

After going over some fantasy basketball waiver wire/streaming options for the sixth week of the NBA regular season, let's go over some more traditional waiver wire options.

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Should You Add Noah Clowney?

Clowney is rostered in 43.18% of fantasy leagues after a 11.9% increase today.

He's been on a nice run of late, scoring in double figures in six straight games. Clowney has 41 points over the past two games, which is even more reason why he's on the rise.

Over 16 games and 10 starts, Clowney is averaging 11.1 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.7 blocks over 26.4 minutes a contest. He's shooting 38.2% overall and just 30.2% from the 3-point line.

He's played 37 minutes in two straight games, but mostly just provided points for fantasy production in those games. If he's playing that much though, his fantasy outlook is higher.

I don't think Clowney does enough overall to be owned in any standard leagues right now. He's fine to add in deeper leagues in case he sticks at his minutes/points from the past two contests.

He's really a better streamer in all deeper leagues right now, but someone to probably move off of once his scoring drops, or his minutes go back down. Keep a close eye on him and react accordingly.

Should You Add Jordan Goodwin?

Goodwin is up 10.04% and now sits at 32.95% overall.

He started the last Phoenix game, but has been playing over 20 minutes of late anyways. In 33 minutes in his last contest, he went for 15 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and two steals. That's the kind of well-rounded effort you like to see.

Over 14 games and 19.1 minutes a night, he's averaging 7.9 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.1 blocks. He's shooting 45.4% overall and 37.8% from deep.

Over his past seven games, he's averaging 24.6 minutes, 11.3 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3 assists, 1.9 steals and 0.1 blocks, while shooting 50.7% overall and 43.5% from deep. It's pretty easy to see why he's on the rise today.

I like adding Goodwin in deeper leagues today. He's trending up as a fantasy asset, and could stick in a pretty favorable role for the foreseeable future.

He's one to watch daily, as his role/usage could decrease when the Suns are back at full health. They are down Grayson Allen, Ryan Dunn and Jalen Green right now.

Goodwin could return to a decent role if a player or two I just mentioned comes back, but at full health, his path to playing time isn't as good. So keep tabs on him and be ready to move off him if his minutes go back down.

Should You Add Tobias Harris?

Harris has been added in 7.94% of leagues and is owned in 73.3% overall.

He played in the first six games for Detroit, then missed nine straight. Harris returned for the team's last game, posting 18 points, five rebounds, four assists and a block over 23 minutes.

Harris has started all seven games he's appeared in now. His averages are a bit out of whack after a couple lower-minute nights, but he's averaging 14.1 points, 5.9 rebounds, 3 assists, 0.7 steals and 0.3 blocks over 30.9 minutes still. Harris is shooting 43.8% overall and is 33.3% from deep so far.

There's enough to like in those numbers for fantasy utilization in all deeper leagues. Availability has been an issue with him so far, but he really has been pretty healthy most of his career.

He's worth adding in standard leagues today as a result of all those things. I wouldn't call him a must-add player, but he's probably a better option than a lot of deep-bench guys in standard leagues.

If you are worried about his long-term fantasy outlook, wait a couple games and then look to sell Harris in a trade.

Should You Add Vince Williams Jr.?

Williams is rostered in 50.57% of leagues after a healthy 6.44% increase.

He has started four of the team's past five games, and alternated single- and double-digit scoring outputs. He had a double-double in his last appearance, and has been racking up the assists of late too.

With several Grizzlies out, including Ja Morant, Williams is taking on more. He's averaging 25.7 minutes over the past six games - he's also averaged 10.3 points, 7.2 assists, 7 rebounds and 1 steal in that span as well.

Overall, he's averaging 8.3 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.5 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.2 blocks over 20.9 minutes a contest. He's shooting 37.9% overall and is just 30% on his 3-pointers.

With a bigger role and more production of late, he's a better fantasy asset. With Memphis at full strength, Williams wasn't playing enough to be more than a deep-league guy, and one who doesn't start every night.

Right now, he's worth owning in all deeper leagues, or at least being streamed in those leagues. I'd also say he's a standard league streamer until the Grizzlies are closer to full health.

He's maybe worth a short-term add in case it takes the Grizzlies a few weeks to get back to full strength. You'll want to watch him closely, and move off him when the time is right.

Should You Add Keegan Murray?

Murray is up 5.38% and now sits at 78.41% overall.

He missed the start of the season, and has just two games under his belt. Murray came off the bench and played 32 minutes in one game and then started and played 36 minutes in his last contest.

Murray has 30 points, eight rebounds, two assists and steals and a block in those two games combined. He's shooting 44.4% overall and is just 28.6% from deep.

Last year in 76 games (all starts), he averaged 12.4 points, 6.7 rebounds, 1.4 assists, 0.9 blocks and 0.8 steals over 34.3 minutes. He shot 44.4% overall and was 34.3% from deep.

In just two games, Murray is showing off some of his fantasy value. Most of his production will be points, but he adds enough as a rebounder most nights to be in some standard leagues - he definitely should be rostered in deeper leagues.

He's not a must-own guy in standard leagues, but if his scoring average goes up from last season, maybe he could get closer to 100% owned.

Should You Add Jamal Shead?

Shead has been added in 6.38% of leagues, bringing his overall mark to 14.2%.

He has played in all 12 games for the Raptors, coming off the bench each night. Shead has logged 313 minutes, but is coming off one of his better showings. He had 11 points, nine assists and one rebound and steal over nearly 24 minutes on Sunday.

Shead averages 6.2 points, 5.6 assists, 1.6 rebounds, 0.8 steals and 0.1 blocks over 18.4 minutes a game for the season. He's shooting 42.1% overall and is 41.9% overall.

Toronto is pretty healthy right now, so Shead isn't going to be taking on more. Fantasy owners in really deep leagues are adding him after near double-doubles in back-to-back games.

I think he is worth some deep, deep league adds today, but he's by no means a must add in all deeper leagues. I don't see him getting there either, unless Toronto is decimated by injuries.

He's worth keeping an eye on, but I wouldn't expect him to ever get close to 50% owned, and think he will top out around 20% owned most often.