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Sexton came off Chicago’s bench and provided a massive spark on Monday. His impact was immediate; the veteran combo-guard went 5-of-7 from the field in the first quarter, which consisted of three three-pointers en route to 17 open-quarter points. He was quieter for the rest of the way, but the tone he set early helped the Bulls build a big lead and play from ahead for most of the game. Sexton has now scored 20 or more points in five of the seven games he’s appeared in during March. It would be reasonable to expect a similar outing from him against the 76ers on Wednesday.

The Bulls have made a change to their starting lineup, with Smith replacing Collin Sexton. Because Smith is restricted to 22-24 minutes, Sexton’s playing time may not take a significant hit despite coming off the bench.

With Jalen Smith sidelined for the second leg of this back-to-back, Richards will get the starting nod at center. The other adjustment is Sexton entering the starting unit, which will push Leonard Miller back to the bench, though Miller should still play a significant role.

Sexton was initially listed as probable, and he has now officially been cleared to suit up. He played 18 minutes on Wednesday and should see a similar workload against Cleveland.

Sexton was back in the Bulls’ rotation on Wednesday after missing the previous four games, playing 18 minutes off the bench. He’ll likely take on a similar workload if allowed to play, making fellow reserve Rob Dillingham a more attractive option in deep leagues.

While Sexton is back after a four-game absence, Okoro will miss his fifth straight. Sexton’s return may result in fewer minutes for Rob Dillingham, while Leonard Miller should continue to start with Okoro unavailable.

Okoro is likely to miss a fifth straight game, while Sexton has a chance to take the court after missing four straight of his own. Leonard Miller should continue to see increased run while Okoro is out, while Rob Dillingham should be in line for more minutes while Sexton is sidelined.

Sexton will remain out for a fourth straight game. Rob Dillingham should continue to take on additional minutes off the bench, and he played well in the final two games of the Bulls’ road trip. While not a safe streaming option, he may be worth a look in deep leagues due to the matchup and his recent production.

Sexton has missed Chicago’s last three games with a leg injury, resulting in more playing time for Rob Dllingham. Over the final two games of the Bulls’ road trip, he totaled 24 points, nine rebounds, 11 assists, two steals and three three-pointers. While not a must-stream player since Josh Giddey and Tre Jones are available, Dillingham is worth a look in deep leagues.

Sexton will miss a third consecutive game with a leg injury. Rob Dillingham’s playing time has increased, but he offers limited fantasy upside with Josh Giddey and Tre Jones available.