Kyle Singler will be the first player off the Pistons bench on Friday, meaning he is now the team's sixth man. Singler has scored in double figures in three of five games and has hit five 3-pointers this season. He's worth keeping an eye on if you're in a real deep league. Corey Maggette could take over the role when he returns to action, but it all depends on if he can stay healthy.

Kyle Singler hit 3-of-8 shots for a season-high 12 points to go along with four rebounds and a 3-pointer on Wednesday. Singler's hit double figures in three of his five games and has hit five treys on the season. He's not worth owning in fantasy leagues right now, but is at least worth a spot on radar in deeper leagues.

Lawrence Frank praised Kyle Singler's readiness in his rookie season. Singler is averaging just over 21 minutes per game, and he seems to be earning the trust of his head coach. "Kyle is a guy that you have a lot of faith in," he said. Singler is only averaging 8.8 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.0 treys and 0.5 blocks, but he is shooting a ridiculous 61.9 percent from the floor and 57.1 percent from behind the 3-point line. Owners in deeper leagues should monitor him as his role could grow on a youthful Pistons team.

Kyle Singler is expected to be a part of the Pistons summer league team. A second-round pick in 2011, Singler spent his rookie season playing abroad in Spain with Real Madrid. The two sides will have to work out a contract, but Singler is reportedly "very open to playing in the NBA next season." With a crowded rotation on the wing already, it will be interesting to see where Singler fits into the picture with Detroit.