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Rob Dillingham has successfully undergone surgery to remove a ganglion cyst from his right wrist. The Chicago Bulls’ guard, acquired from the Timberwolves, dealt with wrist issues but showed improvement later in the season, shooting over 46 percent in April. With Josh Giddey secured as the starting point guard, Dillingham will aim to secure the backup role during the 2026-27 training camp.

Rob Dillingham is set to play against the Thunder on Friday, overcoming patellar tendinitis in both knees. The Chicago guard has been effective offensively, posting double-digit scoring in six of his last seven outings, and will look to maintain his form as a crucial bench contributor.

Rob Dillingham will be available for Saturday’s game against the Nets after recovering from an illness. Despite his return, the presence of Anthony Edwards and Mike Conley in the lineup may limit his playing time, diminishing his impact for fantasy basketball managers.

Rob Dillingham is listed as questionable for Saturday’s game against the Nets due to an illness. His availability could be pivotal, especially if Mike Conley and Anthony Edwards remain uncertain for the game. Dillingham’s role may increase significantly if either of the starters are ruled out closer to game time.

Rob Dillingham’s status remains uncertain for Saturday’s match against the Pacers due to a fractured nose sustained after playing one minute on Friday. Although potentially cleared to play with a protective face mask, his impact is expected to be minimal given his limited role early in the season.

Rob Dillingham, along with Leonard Miller, Johnny Juzang, Joan Beringer, and Jaylen Clark, is set to start for the Timberwolves this Friday against the 76ers. With key players like Mike Conley Jr., Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert, Julius Randle, and Jaden McDaniels sidelined, the team is providing opportunities for younger players to showcase their skills. Dillingham, noted for his earlier 27-point performance against Guangzhou, will look to capitalize on this chance to solidify his role.

Rob Dillingham impressed in Monday’s exhibition against Guangzhou, scoring 27 points on 10-of-14 shooting, alongside nine assists and four three-pointers. With Mike Conley resting, Dillingham seized the opportunity to showcase his efficiency and floor command. While fellow guard Terrence Shannon Jr. may hold more fantasy upside this season, Dillingham’s performance suggests he’ll have ample opportunities to contribute as a second-year player with the Timberwolves.