Isaiah

Joe

Joe has not played since he injured his hip in the Pistons’ October 25 win over the 76ers. Ron Holland II, Kevin Huerter and Javonte Green are all available to provide additional wing depth off the bench.

Joe will be out for at least one more game, which means Kevin Huerter and Ron Holland II should see increased run.

Since taking a hard fall during an October 25 win over the Pistons, Joe has missed the last three games with a hip contusion. If he remains out, Kevin Huerter and Ronald Holland II may once again be asked to fill out the wing rotation.

Joe has missed Detroit’s last two games but could return to take on Brooklyn. Kevin Huerter and Ronald Holland II will continue to fill out the backup wing minutes, though both played less than 20 minutes on Wednesday.

Joe will miss a second straight game after landing hard on his hip on Sunday. Kevin Huerter and Ronald Holland II should continue to take on a couple extra minutes off the bench with Joe sidelined once again.

Joe landed hard on his right hip during Sunday’s win over the 76ers and did not return to action. His absence on Tuesday won’t affect fantasy basketball, as Ausar Thompson (ankle) is available.

Joe exited early on Sunday, and there is a chance that hip injury keeps him sidelined against New York. Kevin Huerter played 25 minutes off the bench against Philadelphia following Joe’s early exit and should see a minutes boost once again if Joe remains out.

Joe fell awkwardly after a fast-break dunk in the tilt vs. the 76ers, and will not return for the second half. Kevin Huerter will likely see more minutes for the remainder of the game.

Oklahoma City recently dealt Aaron Wiggins to the Hawks for picks, and Joe is the latest in a series of moves to clear cap space. Lu Dort is another name to keep an eye on as the Thunder look to shed salary. In the meantime, the absences of Wiggins and Joe should mean more run for Ajay Mitchell and Jared McCain, two players who had strong postseason performances. Joe’s fantasy stock is on the rise in Detroit, as he could be a starter or Sixth Man thanks to his elite floor-spacing abilities.

The Pistons have been linked to nearly every available shooter this offseason. Prior to the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade, it was believed that Powell would re-sign with the Heat. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst reported Tuesday morning that Powell isn’t going to re-sign with Miami barring a “crazy discount.” With Powell seemingly available now, it’s no surprise that Detroit will at least kick the tires on the 33-year-old All-Star. The Pistons will continue to look to add shooting and playmaking around its core this offseason and Powell could factor into those plans. Stein and Fischer report Detroit is also interested in Tyler Herro, Coby White and Isaiah Joe.