dailyloe.com – Detroit Pistons shooting guard Duncan Robinson has been cleared to play in Wednesday’s NBA game against the Milwaukee Bucks. The team announced his return from a one-game absence due to a hip injury. This update was provided by the RotoWire staff on April 7, 2026.
Robinson is set to rejoin teammate Tobias Harris, who is also returning from a one-game absence. Their return to the active roster will impact the team’s rotation and available minutes. Reserve players Kevin Huerter and Javonte Green are expected to see reduced playing time as a result.
Robinson was previously ruled out for Monday’s contest after being downgraded to doubtful. His status had been listed as questionable for a game against Orlando just days earlier. The sharpshooter had been productive prior to the injury, scoring 15 points in a recent outing.
His return provides a boost for the Pistons’ perimeter scoring against a tough Bucks defense. Robinson is known for his three-point shooting, having gone ‘lethal from deep’ in a prior game against Toronto. The team will look to integrate him back into the lineup immediately.
This clearance follows a recent stretch where Robinson was getting a ‘green light’ for his offensive role. The Pistons’ medical staff has evidently deemed him fit for competition. His availability is a positive development for Detroit’s backcourt options.[]
Source: CBS Sports
