Duncan Robinson

Robinson bounced back from a less-productive seven-point outing against the Bucks by draining four three-pointers and finishing as one of Detroit's top scorers in the blowout victory. He was one of eight Pistons to score in double figures, and accounted for one quarter of Detroit's three-point production as a team. Robinson has started in all games he's appeared in during his first season with the Pistons. He continues to help the team offensively.

Harris will make his return to the starting lineup after being out for a week with an ankle injury. His return gives the Pistons their opening-night starting unit, which will move Isaiah Stewart back to a reserve role to bolster Detroit's bench. The Pistons have won four of their past five games and currently sit atop the Eastern Conference standings with a 19-5 record.

Robinson will be back after a two-game absence, which will push Daniss Jenkins back to the bench. Jenkins had been effective as a starter in the past, but this was a rough two-game stretch for him. He'll lose the streaming upside he held as a reserve.

Robinson (ankle) is listed in the starting lineup for Friday's matchup with the Trail Blazers.

Robinson has missed Detroit's last two games, resulting in Daniss Jenkins moving into the starting lineup. However, the second-year guard has effectively split minutes with Caris LeVert, and the production has not been good enough for him to be worth the risk in most redraft leagues.