
The Heat are without Duncan Robinson (back) for Tuesday's game, opening up a spot in the starting lineup. Burks will fill the void, but he is a risky deep-league streaming option on most nights. Managers in dire need of three-pointers can roll the dice, but it may be best to seek options from other teams.
Robinson will not be available for Tuesday's game due to lower back pain. While his absence does not significantly impact fantasy basketball, as he offers limited value outside of points and three-pointers, it will open up a spot in the Heat rotation. Haywood Highsmith, who logged 36 minutes on Sunday, should once again figure prominently in the lineup, while Jaime Jaquez Jr. should see his playing time increase out of necessity. Neither player has offered consistent fantasy value this season.
Robinson is dealing with lower back pain, hence his inclusion on the Heat injury report. This season, he has primarily been a specialist, providing value for managers needing points and three-pointers. If Robinson cannot play on Tuesday, Haywood Highsmith will pick up additional minutes after logging 36 off the bench on Sunday.
The Heat are without Andrew Wiggins (leg) for Monday's game, and his absence has prompted two changes to the starting lineup. Jaquez will fill the void left by Wiggins, while Highsmith replaces Kel'el Ware. Jaquez is worth streaming in deep leagues out of necessity, while managers who have Ware rostered should hold onto him.
Ware returns to the starting lineup in the only change for the Heat, replacing Jaime Jaquez Jr. While the rookie's production has tailed off since the All-Star break, he's worth slotting into fantasy lineups when allowed to start. Jaquez isn't worth holding onto in most leagues when coming off the bench.