Tobias Harris

Cunningham is back after sitting out Friday's win over Philadelphia with a sprained right ankle. His return means Malik Beasley will come off the bench. While Beasley's fantasy ceiling is lowered, he'll play enough to merit being rostered in deep leagues. Tim Hardaway Jr., Ausar Thompson, Tobias Harris, and Jalen Duren complete the starting five.

After being held to just eight points against Cleveland on Wednesday, Harris bounced back in a matchup against his former team. Detroit is now 2-1 against the 76ers this season, and Harris has played well in the two wins. Harris isn't an exciting fantasy player, but he'll continue to provide top-100 value without dominating any individual category. They'll wrap up the week against the Hornets on Sunday before they kick off next week with a back-to-back in Chicago on Tuesday and Wednesday.

After being held to just eight points against Cleveland on Wednesday, Harris bounced back in a matchup against his former team. Detroit is now 2-1 against the 76ers this season, and Harris has played well in the two wins. Harris isn't an exciting fantasy player, but he'll continue to provide top-100 value without dominating any individual category. They'll wrap up the week against the Hornets on Sunday before they kick off next week with a back-to-back in Chicago on Tuesday and Wednesday.

With Cunningham sidelined, Malik Beasley will slot into the starting five alongside Tim Hardaway Jr., Tobias Harris, Ausar Thompson and Jalen Duren. Beasley is worth streaming as a three-point specialist for teams in desperate need of production in that category.

Harris was initially listed as probable, so his availability in this game doesn't come as a surprise. He exited early from their last game, but the injury didn't end up being severe. He'll occupy his usual spot in the starting lineup.