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Rollins

Rollins is a late addition to the Bucks’ injury report. If he can’t play, more minutes become available to fellow reserve Kasparas Jakučionis, who was a DNP-CD for Friday’s loss to the Magic.

After starting Tuesday’s loss to the Knicks, Rollins found himself back on the bench with Tyler Herro (knee) available to play. Efficiency was an issue for the Bucks guard, who finished with more turnovers (five) than assists and shot 30 percent from the field. Making matters worse for Rollins was a clash of heads with Lakers guard Collin Sexton with just under seven minutes left in the fourth quarter. Neither player returned to action, which may cast some doubt on Rollins’ availability for Friday’s game against the Magic.

Herro is back after a one-game absence. His return will likely push Ryan Rollins to the bench.

Injured during Sunday’s loss to the Celtics, Herro did not play in Tuesday’s loss to the Knicks. If he remains out, Ryan Rollins will remain in the starting lineup.

Herro missed Tuesday’s game against the Knicks, which allowed Ryan Rollins to make a return to the starting unit. If Herro misses another game, Rollins will likely remain a starter for at least one more game.

The Bucks didn’t have Tyler Herro for Tuesday’s game, so Rollins made his first start since Halloween. While the production was solid, he logged 24 minutes, with Kasparas Jakučionis (11 points, four assists, one steal and two three-pointers) playing 23 minutes off the bench. If Herro remains out for Wednesday’s game against the Lakers, Rollins may still have some value in 12-team leagues. That said, his recent move to the bench and reduced minutes are a major concern for managers who selected Rollins with a middle-round pick.

The Bucks won’t have Tyler Herro for Tuesday’s game, as he’s out with a leg injury. Rollins returns to the starting lineup for the first time since Halloween, which raises his short-term fantasy ceiling.

Herro injured his leg during Sunday’s loss to the Celtics and will not play on Tuesday. Herro’s absence could mean Ryan Rollins returns to the starting lineup, raising his fantasy ceiling.

Herro suffered an injury scare during Sunday’s loss to the Celtics but returned to the game after a quick trip to the locker room. If he can’t play on Tuesday, Ryan Rollins could return to the starting lineup after being replaced by rookie Brayden Burries.

Coming off the bench for a second straight game, Rollins played seven more minutes than he did in Monday’s loss to the Timberwolves. His final line against the Celtics was solid, with four turnovers being the only issue. However, while the increased playing time is encouraging, the Bucks’ pivot to lottery pick Brayden Burries (9/5/3/1 in 22 minutes) is concerning for fantasy managers who used a middle-round pick on Rollins.