Miami Heat guard/forward Duncan Robinson (back) will play on Friday night against the Bulls. The 29-year-old missed a few games to end the 2023-24 campaign. He was cleared for Wednesday's Play-In loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. However, Robinson didn't see the floor. With that in mind, the 29-year-old likely isn't fully healthy. Yet, with Jimmy Butler (knee) and Terry Rozier (neck) sidelined, Robinson should get work, although he should be considered a risky DFS option.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (back) is probable for Friday's meeting with the Chicago Bulls. The sharpshooter missed time to close the regular season but returned for Wednesday's Play-In loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. However, he didn't see any action in that one. With that in mind, the Heat won't have Terry Rozier (neck) or Jimmy Butler (knee) against the Bulls, so Robinson may need to get involved. But If he doesn't see the floor, Delon Wright, Jaime Jaquez Jr., and Nikola Jovic could get more involved on the scoring end.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (face) will be active ahead of Wednesday's play-in game against the Philadelphia 76ers. Robinson will make his return to the rotation after missing each of the last four games. The Heat have said that Robinson won't have a minutes limit during this game. There was some questions as to whether he'd replace Caleb Martin in the starting five. That won't be the case, though, as Robinson will come off the bench during Wednesday's contest.

Miami Heat guard/forward Duncan Robinson (back) has been listed as probable for Wednesday's play-in game against Philadelphia. He missed the final four games of the regular season but appears to be on track for a comeback against the 76ers. Robinson also missed time at the end of March with a back problem and didn't look quite like himself after returning. The 29-year-old averaged just 4.5 points across four games. Miami will need a lot more from him on Wednesday if the Heat are to compete with Joel Embiid's crew.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (back) is considered questionable for Sunday's contest against the Toronto Raptors. The sharpshooter sat out the previous three games because of a back injury, and he recently stated he does not have a timetable to return. It is somewhat encouraging that he is listed as questionable for the contest instead of being labeled as out. There is a lot on the line in Sunday's game for the Heat, as they could potentially move up to the sixth seed and avoid the Play-In Tournament, so having Robinson back in their lineup would be beneficial. Fantasy managers should check on his status before tip-off on Sunday.

Miami Heat guard/forward Duncan Robinson (back) has been ruled out for a third consecutive game as the team gets ready to battle the Raptors on Friday. Robinson recently aggravated a back issue, which kept him sidelined for five games near the end of last month. Luckily for the Heat, Tyler Herro is back in the fold, and Delon Wright and Patty Mills have provided some good cover on the backcourt. Following Friday, Miami completes the regular-season slate on Sunday with a rematch against Toronto. It wouldn't be surprising to see the team save Robinson for next week's play-in tournament.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (back) is listed as probable for Tuesday's battle against the New York Knicks. The sharpshooter missed five games due to Left Facet Syndrome before returning on Sunday versus the Washington Wizards. Unfortunately, he struggled in that one, scoring six points while draining just two of his seven tries from downtown. With that said, Robinson logged 28 minutes, and with a game under his belt to shake off the rust caused by the five-game absence, he has an excellent chance to bounce back for DFS managers on Tuesday evening.

Miami Heat guard/forward Duncan Robinson (back) has been cleared to return to action on Sunday against Washington. The 29-year-old sharpshooter will be back on the court after missing five games. Robinson has carried a heavy burden for Miami in recent months and could get a big workload again on Sunday, with Tyler Herro (foot), Caleb Martin (ankle), and Josh Richardson (shoulder) out of the lineup. It's a very favorable matchup against a team that allows a league-high 123.0 points per game.

Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson (back) has been ruled out for Friday's meeting with the Portland Trail Blazers. Left facet syndrome will cost Robinson a fifth game in a row, with the catch-and-shoot wing's next chance to return coming in Sunday's clash with the Washington Wizards. 2022 first-rounder Nikola Jovic has seen the most noticeable increase in playing time during Robinson's absence, logging 25.4 minutes per contest over his past four games (all starts) with averages of 10.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.8 assists, and 2.5 threes. He's a barely-there streamer during the fantasy semifinals against a Portland squad yielding the fifth-fewest treys per game (11.7).

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (back) won't suit up on Friday against New Orleans. He exited Monday's matchup with Philadelphia and was ruled out heading into Wednesday's game versus the Cavaliers. Since then, the 29-year-old was diagnosed with left Facet Syndrome. His return will be contingent on how he responds to treatment. But until Robinson gets the green light to play, which could be sometime in the next few games, Patty Mills, who had 10 points, four assists, and two steals on Wednesday, is worth considering for fantasy purposes.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (back) isn't available for Wednesday's game against Cleveland. Robinson left Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers because of back discomfort. The ailment undoubtedly limited him, considering he scored three points in 24 minutes. It's not known how severe Robinson's injury is. However, his next chance to suit up will be Friday versus the visiting Pelicans. With Tyler Herro (foot) out, Robinson's absence is a massive blow to the starting lineup. Things will get even worse on Wednesday if Jimmy Butler (foot) misses another contest. If that's the case, Caleb Martin and Terry Rozier, combining for 35 shot attempts on Sunday, may continue to see an increase in scoring chances. The same can be said for Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Bam Adebayo.

Miami Heat guard/forward Duncan Robinson (back) didn't return to Monday's loss to the 76ers. Robinson, who recently became the fastest player in NBA history to make 1,000 three-pointers, scored just three points before exiting after 24 minutes because of back discomfort. The 29-year-old has played well this season, averaging a career-high 13.7 points per contest. But Miami has been without Tyler Herro (foot) and Jimmy Butler (foot), so adding Robinson to the injury report isn't an ideal situation. There's a chance Butler will be back on Wednesday versus Cleveland. However, if Robinson or Butler can't suit up, Terry Rozier and Bam Adebayo would likely be the primary scoring options. Guys like Jaime Jaquez Jr. and Caleb Martin could also see more opportunities on the offensive end.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson will remain in the starting five ahead of Thursday's game against the Denver Nuggets. It was initially reported that Delon Wright would move into the starting five on Thursday. The team has decided to make a last second change and will start Robinson instead. Wright figures to absorb the primary backup guard minutes behind Robinson. However, he won't be a great streaming option with Robinson ahead of him during Thursday's contest. Fantasy managers should double check their lineups ahead of tip-off.

Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson (shoulder) has been listed on the injury report as available despite his shoulder sprain. The 29-year-old has been a mainstay on the injury report lately, but he has played through any pain as he appeared in the team's last five games which included starting in both games of a back-to-back. Since he's more of a specialist, his fantasy value is truly utilized in deeper leagues. He currently sits inside the top 145 and has been one of the healthier players on the team after missing only five games so far this year. Robinson may get a bit more time in this matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans since Terry Rozier (knee) and Josh Richardson (shoulder) are both out and Tyler Herro (foot) remains questionable.

Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson (elbow/shoulder) returned from his concussion last week but has popped up on the injury report again with a left shoulder/elbow sprain. The silver lining is that he was able to play 32 minutes in their last game, so it could be more of a pain tolerance type of issue. Either way, fantasy managers will have to stay tuned until tipoff approaches to get any further updates on his status. If Robinson does suit up, he'll likely get a heavy dose of minutes with Terry Rozier (knee), Jimmy Butler (personal), and Josh Richardson (shoulder) all ruled out. If he can't play though, Haywood Highsmith could be a quality streaming option for a game or two.

The Miami Heat say forward Duncan Robinson (concussion) is available for Tuesday's matchup with the Orlando Magic. Robinson exited Jan. 29's loss to the Phoenix Suns following four minutes of action after suffering a concussion, missing Miami's last three games, but he's passed concussion protocol. With the Heat healthier now than they were during the first half of the campaign, the 29-year-old sharpshooter isn't as valuable in fantasy hoops as he was before. Averaging 8.1 points and 1.6 three-pointers on 32.5% shooting from long distance in 19.0 minutes through his latest eight games, Robinson is a low-end points and threes specialist in a stiff draw against a Magic squad that ranks third in defensive efficiency (109.0).

Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson (concussion) has remained in concussion protocols over the last three games and hasn't played since their January 29 game against the Phoenix Suns. He was ruled out ahead of time in all three of those games so the fact that he's now listed as questionable makes it seem like he's headed in the right direction. The team will likely check how he feels and run him through some tests during shootaround to see if he could possibly get back on the court. Fantasy managers will want to check back on Tuesday afternoon for any updates. If he has to miss another game, Haywood Highsmith and Caleb Martin will continue to see more opportunities.

Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson (concussion) remains in the league's concussion protocol so he will not suit up against the Washington Wizards on Friday. Robinson has only missed one other game due to the concussion, and his next chance to play will be against the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday. While he's out, Haywood Highsmith, Caleb Martin, and Josh Richardson should all continue to see extra opportunities. In their last game, Highsmith joined the starting five, but Martin and Richardson saw more minutes and opportunities. Those two would likely be better streaming options for fantasy managers in deeper leagues.

Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson (concussion) has been ruled out of Wednesday's game versus the Sacramento Kings. The reeling Heat placed Robinson in the concussion protocol on Tuesday after he exited Monday's loss to the Phoenix Suns following four minutes of play. The 29-year-old marksman's next opportunity to return arrives on Friday against the Washington Wizards. More playing time will be available for Jaime Jaquez Jr., Caleb Martin, and Josh Richardson against the Kings on Wednesday.

Miami Heat guard Duncan Robinson (illness) won't return to Monday's game against the Phoenix Suns. Robinson was only able to play in four minutes of action before being forced to exit due to an illness. The expectation is that this is a minor issue and that Robinson will be able to play on Wednesday. In the meantime, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Josh Richardson, and Caleb Martin should all see expanded roles in the rotation. Between the trio, Jaquez is the best streaming choice if Robinson is forced to miss more time.