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None of these availabilities will significantly impact fantasy basketball. However, Rollins should move into the back end of the rotation, backing up Damian Lillard. Beauchamp and Robbins have been out of the rotation for most of this season.

There were fears that Rollins could undergo surgery on his shoulder that would’ve ended his season, but apparently that wasn’t the route the team went. Rollins should be back on Saturday after a five-game absence, though he won’t be much of a factor in fantasy with Damian Lillard healthy.

While Rollins said in the immediate aftermath of his injury that he didn’t believe it to be serious, that is not the case. On Wednesday, the Bucks changed the injury description from instability to a dislocation, and he is without a concrete timeline for return. This will not impact fantasy basketball, especially with Damian Lillard available.

Rollins’ continued absence will not impact fantasy basketball, as starter Damian Lillard will continue to play most of the available minutes at the point guard position. Delon Wright will serve as the backup and should not be streamed anywhere.

Rollins will remain sidelined, but the impact of his absence could be minimized due to Damian Lillard’s potential return. Lillard, who has missed three games in the league’s concussion protocol, is probable to play.

Ryan Rollins (shoulder) joins Lillard and Portis on the injury report, and the Bucks will be sorely shorthanded against Charlotte. AJ Green and Delon Wright should continue to hold things down in Milwaukee’s backcourt, and Taurean Prince and Pat Connaughton could see more playing time with Portis presumably sidelined.

Injured during Tuesday’s win over the Raptors, Rollins will not play against Detroit. With Damian Lillard (shoulder) also sidelined, Delon Wright should be the next man up. He’s worth the risk in deep leagues due to Milwaukee’s lack of options at point guard.

Lillard will sit out a second straight game, which opens the door for Delon Wright or Ryan Rollins to start in his place. Whoever joins the first unit offers streaming value for Wednesday’s busy slate.

Starting for the injured Damian Lillard (concussion), Rollins played well before being forced to leave Tuesday’s game. In 22 minutes, he tallied 12 points, five rebounds, three assists, five steals, and four 3-pointers, shooting 4-of-12 from the field. With the Bucks facing the Pistons on Wednesday, they could be without Lillard and Rollins. If so, Delon Wright would be the next man up. However, Rollins expressed optimism after the game that he will be able to play.

The Bucks will have a new starting backcourt for Tuesday’s game. Rollins, who has played well recently, will start for the injured Damian Lillard. Green replaces Andre Jackson Jr. and will make his first start of the season. Rollins offers a higher ceiling of the two as the starting point guard.