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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.

Trent played 19 minutes off the bench in Wednesday’s loss to the Pistons, and he missed all eight of his three-point attempts. His absence on Friday should free up additional minutes for Andre Jackson Jr., who played just six minutes in Detroit.

Rollins will be unavailable for the third time in Milwaukee’s last four games, and he won’t be the only starter that is sidelined. Andre Jackson Jr. should fill one of the open spots in the starting unit and split the playmaking duties with AJ Green.

Trent played seven first-quarter minutes before a hip contusion ended his Wednesday night. Andre Jackson Jr. and Cormac Ryan will see their minutes increase, and starter AJ Green should get even more opportunities to score.

Rollins was available on Tuesday after missing Sunday’s game, and he could end up being sidelined once again. Andre Jackson Jr. had 13 points, six rebounds and two steals in 33 minutes as a starter on Sunday and would likely occupy the role again if Rollins is out.

As expected, Rollins will be back after a one-game absence. Andre Jackson Jr. started that game in his place but will return to playing a reserve role with Rollins available.

Rollins was held out of Sunday’s loss to the Clippers, with Andre Jackson Jr. moving into the starting lineup. Jackson, who did not record an assist the last time out, will likely head to the bench once Rollins is cleared to play.

With Jackson replacing Ryan Rollins in the starting lineup, there may have been hope that he could bring something to the table in the assist department. Unfortunately, Jackson did not record any helpers, but he shot the ball reasonably well while also finishing with six rebounds and two steals. With the Bucks eliminated from postseason contention, there may be more opportunities for Jackson to play extended minutes. However, that isn’t enough to make him a player worth rostering in most leagues.

The Bucks won’t have Ryan Rollins or Myles Turner for Sunday’s game, opening two spots in the starting lineup. They’ll be replaced by Jackson and Sims, who are only worth considering as deep-league streamers in spots where there is a dire need for an active player.

Rollins, who struggled in Saturday’s loss to the Spurs, will sit out Sunday’s game with a sore left hip flexor. AJ Green and Andre Jackson Jr. could see their minutes increase, with the former being the safer streaming option.