Paul Reed

With the Pistons adding Tobias Harris and Jaden Ivey to the mix on Saturday, Duren missed out on a few minutes despite not sharing a position with either of those two. He played 27 minutes against the Bucks, two fewer than his tally in each of the prior two games and his season average. However, Duren still provided solid statistical value, so fantasy managers have nothing to worry about. With Isaiah Stewart playing more of his minutes at the five, Paul Reed (two points and one rebound) only played five minutes on Saturday. There's no need to hold onto Reed with the Pistons this close to whole.

Saturday's game will be the first for Harris since November 1, when he sprained his ankle during a win over the Mavericks. Isaiah Stewart has filled in admirably at the power forward position, but he's headed to the bench. Harris' return also impacts Paul Reed, who may fall out of the rotation entirely. Joining Harris in the starting lineup are Cade Cunningham, Duncan Robinson, Ausar Thompson and Jalen Duren.

Duren is good to go after missing two games with a sprained right ankle. He'll be in the starting lineup, with Paul Reed heading back to the bench. Joining Duren in the starting five are Isaiah Stewart, Ron Holland II, Duncan Robinson and Daniss Jenkins. Reed is worth holding onto in deep leagues since Duren and Stewart are starting, but his ceiling is limited.

Duren has been sidelined for Detroit's last two games with a sprained right ankle, with Paul Reed replacing him in the starting lineup. With Tobias Harris (ankle) still out, Reed should get minutes off the bench if Duren returns. Isaiah Stewart started alongside Duren before the starting center's ankle injury, which frees up additional minutes for Reed as the third big.