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Harris will reclaim his spot in the starting lineup, and Beasley will provide microwave scoring off the bench per usual.

Harris is back in action after two straight absences, but Beasley will remain in the starting lineup. Fantasy managers rostering either player should pay close attention to the minutes distibution.

Harris will return following a two-game absence, which means Malik Beasley should head back to the bench. The veteran forward averaged 17.9 points and 5.7 boards across 10 games before his pair of missed games.

Harris has missed the Pistons’ last two games for personal reasons, but there’s optimism that he will play Saturday night. If the veteran forward returns, Malik Beasley will head to the bench. However, managers who have Beasley rostered should hold onto him, as he has been close to a top-100 player over the past month.

Harris has missed two games for personal reasons, including Wednesday’s. Malik Beasley started Monday’s win over the Jazz and should remain in that role Wednesday night. While he shot 3-of-14 from three against Utah, Beasley should be rostered regardless of Harris’ availability.

With Tobias Harris (personal) away from the team, Beasley made his first start since February 7 on Monday. While cold from deep, shooting 3-of-14, Malik extended his run of games with at least three three-pointers to 11 straight and 19 of his last 20 appearances. Rostered in 43 percent of Yahoo! leagues, Beasley has provided top-100 value in nine-cat formats since the All-Star break. Monday night wasn’t great, but fantasy managers needing value with Harris out would be wise to consider Beasley.

The lone change to the Pistons’ starting lineup has been prompted by Tobias Harris being away from the team for personal reasons. He’ll be replaced by Beasley, who has been a productive option since Jaden Ivey suffered a fractured fibula. And against the rebuilding Jazz, Beasley should be plugged into standard league lineups for Monday’s slate.

Harris is away from the Pistons for personal reasons and will not play on Monday. This will be his first missed game since December 16, and Malik Beasley is a potential replacement in the starting lineup. Beasley has played well recently and was already worth adding in some 12-team leagues. Harris’ absence raises his fantasy ceiling.

The good news for fantasy managers is that Beasley extended his streak of games with at least three three-pointers to 10 games before getting ejected from Saturday’s showdown. Shooting 6-of-10 from the field, Beasley finished with 18 points, one assist and five three-pointers in 24 minutes off the bench. The Pistons begin a four-game Week 18 on Monday against the Jazz, and Beasley is worth rostering while he remains hot.

Beasley shot 5-of-8 from the field in the first half and finished with a team-high 26 points, recording his third 20-point game in his last six outings. Rostered in 41 percent of Yahoo! leagues, the Pistons guard has provided sixth-round value in eight-cat formats over the past three weeks. And with Jaden Ivey (leg) not guaranteed to return before the fantasy playoff rounds, Beasley is a must-have in 14-team leagues, and he’s worth adding in 12-team formats.