Miami Heat guard/forward Duncan Robinson was in great form on Tuesday against the Pacers, matching his season high with 26 points on 10-for-16 shooting. He hit an outstanding 6-for-10 from deep and completed his line with one rebound, one assist and one turnover across 30 minutes of play. It would've been nice if Robinson had managed to add a bit more to his line, but he's had a pretty tough time all season, and even scoring has been problematic for the 27-year-old sniper. Robinson had combined for only 12 points across his last two games prior to Tuesday's action. Getting buckets in the next two matchups shouldn't be very hard, with the Heat hosting Detroit and Orlando, two teams that sit near the bottom of the league in defensive efficiency.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (knee) and forward P.J. Tucker (illness) will be available for Tuesday's game against the Detroit Pistons. Robinson was battling a knee issue on Saturday, but appears fine for this contest. He has been struggling lately, but fantasy managers should stick with him. Tucker has been solid when he's on the floor, but isn't the best DFS on a nightly basis. Honestly, Tucker is a better option for category formats.

Miami Heat small forward Duncan Robinson and shooting guard Tyler Herro will see limited minutes in Friday's game against the San Antonio Spurs, according to head coach Erik Spoelstra. The Heat played on Thursday night and Robinson and Herro were the team's two leading scorers, combining to hit nine threes and score 44 points. Jimmy Butler, Kyle Lowry and Bam Adebayo are resting for the game, so the Heat will be very short-handed. Some of the primary Heat players we'll see on the floor for Friday's game include Max Strus, Omer Yurtseven, D.J. Stewart Jr. and Javonte Smart.