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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.

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.

Milwaukee will be down a number of key players tonight, but Rollins and Trent Jr. will be available to handle their typical roles in the Bucks’ backcourt.

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.

Trent will miss a second straight game after injuring his hip during Wednesday’s loss to the Rockets. Kyle Kuzma started Friday’s loss to the Celtics and should remain in that role. While not the most dependable option in category leagues, the Bucks’ many injuries make Kuzma worth the risk.

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.

In just his fifth NBA game, the rookie guard topped the 20-point mark for the first time and set a new career-high. He got to his total largely due to his work from beyond the arc, while taking advantage of extra minutes and opportunities following Gary Trent Jr.'s early exit (hip). Ryan has played at least 20 minutes in each of his last two appearances. If he remains in the rotation, his fantasy value will come as a three-point shooter.

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’ absence on Wednesday is just one of several for the Bucks, who have already been eliminated from playoff contention. Rollins is having a career-best season, averaging 17.1 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 5.6 assists per game. In his absence, AJ Green and Gary Trent Jr. could provide some backcourt production with increased minutes.