Kyle Singler came off the bench to hit 6-of-10 shots and a career-high four 3-pointers on his way to 18 points, five rebounds, two assists and a steal in 27 minutes. Singler will have to do this a few more times before we're ready to pay him much attention.

Kyle Singler dealt with eye irritation issues on Monday and is good to go for Wednesday's game against the Bulls. He played just three minutes on Monday due to the issue. Singler is running with the second unit and hasn't done much this season outside of his one start while Josh Smith was being punished for missing shootaround last Friday, averaging 6.2 points in his 13 games off the bench.

Kyle Singler came back to Earth on Sunday with 11 points, six boards, one block and one 3-pointer in 26 minutes. He scored 22 points on Friday thanks to the team punishing Josh Smith, so today's dropoff is far from surprising. Singler doesn't have much upside and is only worth owning in extremely deep leagues.

Kyle Singler scored a season-high 22 points in a start at small forward on Friday, adding three rebounds, one assist, one steal, one block and one 3-pointer in 41 minutes. He was placed into the starting lineup with Josh Smith getting punished for missing practice. Singler maximized his chance tonight, but he's had his blips on the radar before. We'd need to see it again before suggesting picking him up in standard leagues.

Kyle Singler started at small forward Tuesday with Josh Smith resting, and had 14 points, four rebounds, a steal and three 3-pointers on 5-of-10 shooting. It sounds like the plan is for the Pistons to start Chauncey Billups at shooting guard, which will leave Singler coming off the bench. And while he'll have some decent games off the bench, he'll likely be too inconsistent to be relied upon in fantasy.

Kyle Singler will start at shooting guard for the Pistons on Thursday. Coach Maurice Cheeks said his starting shooting guard for opening night will be either Rodney Stuckey or Chauncey Billups, so this is a somewhat surprising move. This is more of an experiment, but getting Singler minutes at shooting guard could help him gain value in deeper formats.

Pistons assistant general manager George David said Kyle Singler will still have a "significant role" with the Pistons this upcoming season. "I think he definitely will have a significant role," David said. "There's always a place for a guy who brings what Kyle Singler does. As far as his role with this specific team, that plays itself out as it does every year." The Pistons drafting a shooting guard in Kentavius Caldwell-Pope while adding Josh Smith and Chauncey Billups via free agency doesn't bode well for Singler. He won't be worth drafting in most leagues.

Kyle Singler has weight-training goals for the offseason. Singler is expected to work on his game in all areas and there should be "improvements in all aspects," according to strength and conditioning coach Arnie Kander. Singler will also work on his stamina and conditioning before he enters his sophomore season.

Kyle Singler had 18 points, eight rebounds and two 3-pointers in Friday's loss to the Heat. Once a week, Singler seems to gets in the flow of the offense and score in double figures. That's what happens when you're the starting small forward on a bad team and play 27-29 minutes every night. There's just no fantasy upside because Singler doesn't help in any other categories when he's not scoring.

Kyle Singler hit 8-of-16 shots and a 3-pointer for 17 points, four rebounds and an assist in a loss to the Warriors on Wednesday. Singler had scored 5, 6 and 9 points in his previous three games, so despite the fact he's starting for the Pistons, he's far from a reliable fantasy option at this point.