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Robinson is usually relied on for points and three-pointers, and he’s upped his production in those categories recently. He’s now made at least four three-pointers in four consecutive games, his most productive stretch of the season to date. Even with Detroit’s depth, there’s a clear need for Robinson due to his shooting ability. That will preserve his value in category leagues.

The Pistons were never challenged on Saturday, so Duren and the other starters played fewer minutes than they usually would. The good news for fantasy managers was that he was productive while on the floor, falling two rebounds shy of a double-double. The Pistons play four games in Week 14, starting with the Celtics on Monday.

Detroit led by 34 points at the half, and the margin would grow to a point where none of the starters played during the fourth quarter. That’s unfortunate for Cunningham’s managers, as they may have been counting on a big night from him, given how depleted the Pacers were. The good news is that the Pistons play four games in Week 14, and Monday’s matchup with the Celtics should be far more competitive.

Harris returned to the locker room during the third quarter for an unspecified reason and did not play again. The Pistons did not announce any injury, and Saturday’s blowout made it unlikely that Harris would have played in the fourth quarter if there wasn’t an issue. The Pistons open a four-game Week 14 on Monday against the Celtics, and Isaiah Stewart (7/7/5/1/1 with one three-pointer) would likely be the next man up if Harris can’t play.

Thompson is available after initially being probable with a right heel contusion. He’ll occupy his usual place in the starting lineup, with Jaden Ivey and Ron Holland II waiting in the wings if the heel gives Ausar any trouble.

Reed is available after missing Thursday’s win over the Suns for personal reasons. With Jalen Duren and Isaiah Stewart also available, there won’t be enough minutes for Reed to affect fantasy basketball.

Cunningham was initially probable for Saturday’s game, so the status upgrade was expected. He’ll look to bounce back from shooting 3-of-16 from the field in his first game back from the right wrist contusion on Thursday.

Reed missed Thursday’s game against the Suns and could remain out for a second straight game. However, with Jalen Duren (ankle) back and Isaiah Stewart healthy, Reed won’t see the floor enough to make an impact for fantasy managers whether he’s available or not.

Thompson is expected to suit up despite a heel contusion. He briefly exited Thursday’s game with a knee issue, but he was able to return. That limited his minutes, but he should be back to playing his typical role against Indiana.

Cunningham was back on Thursday after missing Detroit’s two previous games. He should be good to go against Indiana and will look to bounce back after being held to 3-of-16 shooting against the Suns.