AJ Green

It won't be Trent that returns to the bench with Giannis back. Trent will remain a starter, while Kyle Kuzma will be pushed to the bench after starting the last eight games. Kuzma will still play a significant role off the bench.

While Green's production has not made him much more than a specialist within fantasy basketball, he continues to hold down his place within the Bucks' starting lineup. He hit six more three-pointers on Friday, establishing a new season-high. Green finished a blocked shot shy of a complete stat line, and he has provided top-100 value over the past week. Still, he remains a player who's only worth a look from managers seeking three-point production.

The sharpshooting guard was productive from beyond the arc, as usual, against Miami. However, his playmaking was the bigger story on Wednesday. Green posted a season-high in assists and came within two assists of his first double-double of the season. There aren't many reasons to believe Green can sustain this level of playmaking over the long term. He likely isn't worth a roster spot in fantasy leagues.

The Bucks are without Giannis Antetokounmpo for a fourth straight game, as he continues to recover from a strained groin. Head coach Doc Rivers has decided to go small, moving Trent into the starting lineup. This raises his fantasy ceiling, making the guard worth a look even with nine games on Wednesday's schedule. Jericho Sims and Bobby Portis will come off the bench, with the latter worth streaming despite that role.

For the second time this season, Green made five three-pointers in a game on Saturday. He's made at least three in 13 of his 17 appearances, locking down a spot in the Bucks' starting lineup. Green is mainly an option for managers needing points and three-pointers, and he's been consistently productive in those areas. The Bucks play four games during Week 6, starting with the Trail Blazers on Monday.