Cormac

Ryan

Ryan is on a two-way contract, but has been excellent for Milwaukee to close out the season. In the last seven games of the season, the 27-year-old guard averaged 19.6 points and 3.3 threes. He shot 54 percent from the field and 47.9 percent from behind the three-point line. While it’s unclear what his future in the NBA could be at this point, Ryan certainly made an impression late in the season.

Rollins and Trent will end the season on the sidelines, as both are dealing with injuries. AJ Green and Cormac Ryan served as the starting backcourt in Friday’s win over the Nets, and both recorded career-high point totals. They’ll be worth streaming in active fantasy leagues, especially with Green being two three-pointers away from the Bucks’ single-season record.

Less than a week removed from recording his first 20-point game as a pro, Ryan established a new career-high on Friday. Shooting well over 50 percent from the field, the Bucks guard finished with 28 points while also providing solid value in rebounds, assists and three-pointers. Ryan is on a two-way contract, so the more he can do to impress Bucks decision-makers, the better. He should play plenty in Sunday’s season finale against the 76ers.

Green, Prince and Dieng are the holdovers from the lineup that started Wednesday’s loss to the Pistons. With Ryan Rollins out, Ryan moves into the starting five, while Turner’s return bumps Jericho Sims to the bench.

Harris will be unavailable, which means his few minutes will be divvied up among multiple players. Andre Jackson Jr., Cormac Ryan and AJ Green should all play significant roles.

Kuzma will be sidelined, which will open up a spot in the starting unit. Taurean Prince and Cormac Ryan should take on larger roles, with one of them sliding into the starting lineup.

This will be a third straight absence for GTJ, and while his starting spot has been filled by Kyle Kuzma, he will be sidelined as well. Taurean Prince and Cormac Ryan should take on extra minutes, with one of them filling the open starting spot.

Four days removed from the first 20-point game of his NBA career, Ryan recorded his second on Sunday. The 6-foot-5 guard missed just one shot attempt on the day, and he posted a career-high five steals. Given the Bucks’ many injuries, Ryan is getting a chance to show he deserves a more secure opportunity next season. He’s taken advantage in recent games.

The hip injury that Trent Jr. sustained against the Rockets on Wednesday will keep him out of Friday’s contest. The veteran shooting guard had been playing well recently in an elevated role, with his three-point shooting and scoring providing his value. While he’s sidelined, Cormac Ryan and AJ Green will have chances to put up solid fantasy production.

Trent exited Wednesday’s loss to the Rockets before halftime, giving Cormac Ryan more minutes. Inserted into the lineup to begin the third quarter, Ryan scored a career-high 25 points in 30 minutes. With the Bucks getting some of their key contributors back on Friday, Ryan is not worth the streaming risk in most leagues.