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Harris is back after a four-game absence. His return likely means fewer minutes for Gary Trent Jr., but neither player has done enough to affect fantasy basketball this season.

Harris has missed the last four games, which has led to more minutes for Gary Trent Jr. Besides that, Harris’ availability does not affect fantasy basketball.

Harris’ absence isn’t particularly notable for fantasy hoops managers. Gary Trent Jr. could see a few additional minutes, but the extra playing time doesn’t give GTJ enough of a boost to warrant an add off the waiver wire.

Harris’ absence will not affect fantasy basketball, but it does free up additional minutes for Gary Trent Jr. Fantasy managers can afford to leave Trent on the waiver wire.

Initially probable for Sunday’s game, Harris is now doubtful. His availability does not affect fantasy basketball, but there may be more minutes available to Gary Trent Jr.

Harris sat out Thursday’s loss to the Wizards with a sore left hamstring. While his availability does not affect fantasy basketball, Harris’s not playing on Thursday led to Gary Trent Jr. picking up additional minutes.

Harris is only averaging 17 minutes per game over the team’s last five games, even though he has filled in as a starter at times. His absence could mean more minutes for Gary Trent Jr.

Trent, who was not available for Friday’s loss to the Nuggets, has been out of the Bucks’ rotation recently. However, Giannis Antetokounmpo’s calf strain likely changes that, but there’s no need to add Trent immediately. Watch his playing time and production on Tuesday before making that call.

Ruled out for Friday’s loss to the Nuggets, Trent had fallen out of the Bucks’ rotation before his illness. However, with Giannis Antetokounmpo (calf) out for at least four to six weeks, there may be room for Trent to offer some value. There’s no need to add him to fantasy rosters right now.

After being listed previously as questionable due to an illness, Trent Jr. has been downgraded and will miss Friday’s game against the Nuggets. The veteran sharpshooter has seen his minutes dwindle as the season has progressed and has now settled into a lesser reserve role, averaging under 20 minutes per game. He’s always capable of getting hot from beyond the arc for some big performances, but the overall impact has been minimal of late. Trent Jr.'s absence shouldn’t change much from a fantasy basketball standpoint.