Taylor has made some noise for the Stockton Kings of the G League this season, averaging 17.5 points, 8.4 rebounds and 3.4 assists. He’ll get some time with the parent club, but don’t expect enough minutes or usage to make him worth picking up in most fantasy leagues.

It’s unclear why Taylor won’t be with the team for the game, but his absence won’t have much of an impact on the team’s rotation.

After joining the Bulls on a two-way deal back in February, Taylor will return to the Windy City on a standard deal. He appeared in a total of 31 games for the Pacers and Bulls last season, averaging 2.9 points and 1.5 rebounds in 8.5 minutes. The good news for Taylor is that he’ll be on a standard deal next season, likely for the league minimum. The bad is that his place within the Bulls’ rotation is unlikely to change much, if at all. Taylor’s return will not impact fantasy basketball.

Tee Swizzle logged a healthy 21.6 minutes per contest as a rookie, but he's all but fallen out of Indiana's rotation in Year 2. In Taylor, the Pacers get a guy who can play guard, forward and yes - even some small ball center. He's not likely to see enough playing time to warrant fantasy consideration in most formats, but he'll provide some nice depth and versatility for a Bulls team looking to make a playoff appearance. The Pacers waived Malcolm Hill in a subsequent move.