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Jrue Holiday

Portland Trail Blazers#5PG / SG6'4"220 lb36 years old

Fantasy outlook · 26-27 season

Low-turnover, efficient start masks a thin stat line

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Six games of sudden efficiency and few turnovers at age 36 likely fade toward 2025‑26's ninth-round form, so start without overpaying. That sentence is 22 words; trim: Six efficient, low-turnover games at age 36 will likely regress toward 2025‑26's ninth-round form, so start but sell high.

Latest news · Holiday closed Friday's 124-118 loss to the Lakers with 12 points (4-7 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 1-1 FT), one rebound and seven assists in 31 minutes.
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Nothing stands out
Cons
Nothing stands out
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#6839 from #107Only 9 gamesAge 36

Headline, verdict and take by AI from these stats and recent news · Nov 8

Latest news

  1. Holiday closed Friday's 124-118 loss to the Lakers with 12 points (4-7 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 1-1 FT), one rebound and seven assists in 31 minutes.

    Holiday was efficient off the bench and finished second on the Blazers in assists behind Deni Avdija. He's settled into a sixth-man role, running the second unit and closing some games, but his usage is spiking due to Ja Morant's (hamstring) absence.

  2. Holiday closed with 15 points (5-9 FG, 5-9 3Pt), four rebounds and one steal in 28 minutes off the bench during Wednesday's 132-119 victory over the Suns.

    The veteran guard set a new season high with the five made three-pointers. Holiday has scored in double digits in five of seven games to begin the season as the engine of Portland's second unit, averaging 13.4 points, 4.4 boards, 4.1 assists, 2.4 threes and 1.1 steals in 26.0 minutes while shooting 52.5 percent from the floor and 42.5 percent from long range.

  3. Holiday tallied 17 points (7-11 FG, 3-4 3Pt), eight rebounds, 10 assists and a steal across 29 minutes in Monday's 118-110 win over the Nuggets.

    Holiday delivered an excellent all-around performance off the bench, finishing just two rebounds shy of a triple-double. His 10 assists highlighted his importance as a facilitator, while efficient perimeter shooting further boosted his fantasy production. Holiday's ability to contribute across several categories provides considerable value, although his reserve role could lead to occasional fluctuations in playing time and overall production. He should be fine as long as his minutes hover around the 25-30 range.

  4. Holiday registered 22 points (8-12 FG, 2-6 3Pt, 4-6 FT), four rebounds, three assists and one steal over 30 minutes during Tuesday's 136-129 win over the Lakers.

    Holiday gave Portland a big lift off the bench. The veteran guard's scoring and defensive versatility have given the Blazers one of the league's deepest backcourts. His role should stay prominent with Shaedon Sharpe (knee) out.

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11-12 season

Rank#76
Value-0.04
Games65
Minutes33.9
Points13.5
Rebounds3.3
Assists4.5
FG% · FT%.432 · .783

Category z-scores · rank 76 of 478

FG%
-0.78
FT%
0.02
3PM
0.14
PTS
-0.05
REB
-0.77
AST
0.66
STL
1.37
BLK
-0.65
TO
-0.31

Game log

DateOppResultMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG3PFT+/-Value
Apr 25@ MILW 90-85266455043-70-10-0+30.30
Apr 23@ BKNW 105-873515442215-130-25-6+40.42
Apr 21@ INDW 109-1064117472227-141-42-3-10.77
Apr 18@ CLEW 103-872924251019-146-60-0+141.51
Apr 17vs INDL 97-102318531023-80-22-20-0.47
Apr 16@ ORLL 100-1133418182207-154-80-0-91.46
Apr 13vs BKNL 89-953519461027-141-24-5+20.23
Apr 11@ TORW 93-75388771104-90-10-2+22-0.14
Apr 10@ BKNW 107-883114430136-121-21-1+12-0.26
Apr 8@ BOSL 79-103298312014-100-10-0-22-0.35
Apr 7vs ORLL 82-88245200032-90-11-1-13-1.62
Apr 4vs TORL 78-993320353009-141-21-2-121.24
Apr 3@ MIAL 93-99328261064-110-10-0-13-1.25
Mar 31vs ATLW 95-90309861014-111-20-0+13-0.08
Mar 30@ WASL 76-97304141032-80-10-2-15-1.62
Mar 27vs CLEW 103-853619363139-191-30-0+200.68
Mar 25@ SASL 76-933110332025-140-10-0-22-0.53
Mar 23vs BOSW 99-863015342005-121-14-5+210.33
Mar 21vs NYKL 79-823816061016-142-52-2-50.17
Mar 19@ CHAW 105-803120460118-130-14-4+200.72
Mar 17@ CHIL 80-8936305510313-271-53-4-60.27
Mar 16vs MIAL 78-84277400023-161-40-0-20-1.74
Mar 14@ INDL 94-1113517440137-81-12-2-80.55
Mar 11@ NYKW 106-94388431022-140-14-70-1.87
Mar 9vs UTAW 104-913216343047-112-20-1+60.45
Mar 7vs BOSW 103-713010163114-112-40-0+180.54
Mar 5@ MILL 93-97348351024-130-30-0-1-0.86
Mar 4vs CHIL 91-963916442018-180-10-0-30.11
Mar 2vs GSWW 105-834113141025-93-50-0+240.19
Feb 29vs OKCL 88-923318223028-150-32-2-80.52
Feb 28@ DETW 97-682510353024-80-12-2+130.36
Feb 22@ HOUL 87-93226221113-90-30-0-12-0.58
Feb 21@ MEML 76-893622541039-184-50-0-210.54
Feb 19@ MINL 91-9240205230110-200-30-0-20.65
Feb 17vs DALL 75-82323423100-90-33-4-20-0.56
Feb 15@ ORLL 87-103253351051-81-20-0-17-1.43
Feb 13@ CHAW 98-893619210017-151-34-4+1-0.11
Feb 11@ CLEW 99-843520451106-131-37-8+210.78
Feb 10vs LACL 77-78388480052-80-24-6+9-1.50
Feb 8vs SASL 90-1003915471016-152-31-2+3-0.02
Feb 6vs LALW 95-903613363016-121-10-0+110.69
Feb 4@ ATLW 98-87307212023-90-01-2-3-0.84
Feb 3vs MIAL 79-993511370005-130-21-2-11-0.60
Feb 1vs CHIW 98-823517450018-151-10-0+70.09
Jan 30vs ORLW 74-69306060013-110-10-0+4-1.12
Jan 28vs DETW 95-743613422025-101-22-3+21-0.01
Jan 27vs CHAW 89-723115534036-141-22-2+230.56
Jan 25vs BKNL 90-974214273025-132-22-2-110.53
Jan 23vs WASW 103-833717441018-151-30-1+150.09
Jan 21@ MIAL 92-1133210240034-122-40-0+1-0.93
Jan 20vs ATLW 90-7636166113056-160-14-4+150.26
Jan 18vs DENL 104-1084013340025-151-32-2-6-0.77
Jan 16vs MILW 94-8243243550311-172-40-0+101.87
Jan 14@ WASW 103-904013321025-170-03-3+12-0.88
Jan 13vs WASW 120-892812321025-151-31-2+9-0.91
Jan 11@ NYKL 79-854013342036-131-40-0+9-0.09
Jan 10vs SACW 112-853217684038-131-20-0+221.32
Jan 9vs INDW 96-863812223174-121-33-3+5-0.53
Jan 7vs TORW 97-622614362016-102-40-0+240.79
Jan 6vs DETW 96-73365491122-91-40-0+16-0.37
Jan 4@ NOPW 101-933923281008-154-83-3+121.37
Dec 31@ GSWW 107-793512341125-122-50-0+16-0.01
Dec 30@ UTAL 99-1023722232039-151-33-300.68
Dec 28@ PHXW 103-833315321015-150-35-7+22-0.80
Dec 26@ PORL 103-1073613321064-101-24-4-6-0.79

By season

SeasonTeamGPMINPTSREBASTSTLBLKTOFG%FT%3PM
26-27POR925.913.03.64.01.00.21.3.513.8572.3
25-26POR5329.416.34.66.11.00.12.8.451.8382.6
24-25BOS6230.711.14.33.91.10.41.2.443.9091.7
23-24BOS6932.812.55.44.80.90.81.8.480.8332.0
22-23MIL6732.519.35.17.41.20.42.9.479.8592.4
21-22MIL6732.918.34.56.81.60.42.7.501.7612.0
20-21MIL5932.317.74.56.01.60.62.1.503.7871.9
19-20NOP6134.719.14.86.71.60.83.0.455.7092.0
18-19NOP6735.921.25.07.71.60.83.1.472.7681.8
17-18NOP8136.119.04.56.01.50.82.6.494.7861.5
16-17NOP6732.615.43.97.31.50.72.9.454.7081.5
15-16NOP6528.116.83.06.01.40.32.6.439.8431.3
14-15NOP4032.514.83.46.81.60.62.3.446.8551.3
13-14NOP3433.614.34.27.91.60.33.1.447.8100.9
12-13PHI7837.517.74.28.01.60.43.7.431.7521.2
11-12PHI6533.913.53.34.51.60.32.1.432.7831.0
10-11PHI8235.414.04.06.51.50.32.7.446.8231.0
09-10PHI7324.38.02.63.81.10.32.1.442.7560.8
Career109932.715.84.26.21.40.52.6.462.7901.6