Jalen Duren is struggling to meet expectations in his third season, currently ranked 131st in 9-cat leagues despite an ADP of 53.6. His minutes are impacted by a timeshare with Isaiah Stewart, leading to a regression in scoring to under 10 PPG, although his rebounding numbers show promise with 9.4 RPG. Duren's blocking ability at 1.2 shots per game is a positive, but unless his minutes increase, he is unlikely to reach his draft value, leaving managers waiting for a potential sell-high opportunity.

Duren has been showcasing a strong and steady performance lately, averaging 33.8 FD points over his last six games, with over 31 points in five of those contests. He contributes significantly on defense, recording 1.5 blocks and 1.2 steals per game during this stretch. Duren has already posted a notable 43.4 FD-point effort against the Raptors this season, and he benefits from facing a Toronto team that allows a high offensive efficiency rating to centers.

Jalen Duren is on a strong six-game run, averaging 31.9 FD points with notable contributions in points, rebounds, assists, and blocks. With the Warriors potentially missing key players, Duren's upside looks promising, especially given that Golden State has struggled defensively against centers recently.

Jalen Duren contributed a solid performance for the Pistons, recording a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds, showcasing his ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor.

Jalen Duren contributed significantly to the Pistons' victory with a double-double performance, scoring 14 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. His strong presence in the paint helped Detroit secure their first .500 record since 2019, showcasing his development as a key player on the team.