Fontecchio missed Friday's game against the Raptors with the toe injury. He'll be back with the Pistons Sunday, but his role hasn't changed. Fontecchio will play 15-25 minutes off the bench and isn't relevant for fantasy basketball.
Hardaway will remain sidelined for a third consecutive game. As a result, Malik Beasley will stay in the starting lineup and will add value in category leagues. Simone Fontecchio (toe) has been cleared to play and may sneak into the back end of the rotation, but Beasley is the player fantasy managers should target.
Injured during Tuesday's win over the Heat, Hardaway has missed Detroit's last two games. Malik Beasley's minutes will likely take a hit if Hardaway can play on Sunday. As for Fontecchio, he's been out of the rotation most nights, so his availability will not impact fantasy basketball.
Hardaway and Fontecchio were initially doubtful for Friday's game, so the status downgrades were expected. The former's absence is far more impactful, opening up a spot in the starting lineup. With Hardaway out, Malik Beasley and Ron Holland II will play more minutes, with the former the likely choice to start. Beasley is worth streaming while Hardaway sits, especially for managers needing 3-pointers.
Ivey missed their last game, which allowed Malik Beasley and Ron Holland to enter the starting unit, with Tim Hardaway Jr. also sidelined. It was the first start of Holland's career, but he will likely return to a reserve role with Ivey back. However, with THJ and Simone Fontecchio out again, he should still play a significant role.