Reggie

Williams

Paul Silas is still reportedly considering whether or not to start him, but Henderson is set to return on Wednesday for the Bobcats. He hasn’t played in a game since February 1 and will likely be limited in his minutes whether he’s starting or coming off the bench. He had been averaging 15.0 points, 4.4 rebounds and 0.9 steals prior to getting hurt.

There’s a few things not to like with Williams, including Maggette’s possible return to Williams’ inconsistency and the general disarray in Charlotte. But all Williams needs is for Maggette to exit stage right and he could be poised for a solid stretch run, making him worth a look in most formats.

We’re asking owners to take a wait-and-see approach with this game, for one because the Bobcats are a very fluid fantasy team right now and for two because the Bucks changed their lineup drastically tonight. The Bucks will be running a very small lineups, so we’ll see if the Bobcats have it in them to oblige and help the box score get filled.

Williams has had ongoing problems with this knee and there’s enough uncertainty surrounding him to be droppable in fantasy leagues, despite the theoretic opportunity he has with Corey Maggette (Achilles) out.

Brown did well in the minutes that were provided, but it’s possible that Corey Maggette and/or Williams return to kill his value. If you need spot-help, give him a look, but anything beyond that is asking for too much at this time.

Corey Maggette is set to return in a bench role for Charlotte, which is the final blow to Reggie’s continued fantasy value. Drop him, if you haven’t already.

With the Bobcats in disarray, the only reason White is getting a blurb is to notate his thumb injury, which probably won’t be a problem going forward. Until things normalize, nobody on the Bobcats’ bench other than Kemba Walker will be worth fantasy consideration in most formats.

He played just eight minutes and this is obviously disastrous news for his owners. However, it also should not come as a surprise to anyone, as nearly every blurb we’ve posted about him this year mentions how fragile he is. Maggette is day-to-day for now and Reggie Williams started for him in the second half.

Like many of his previous opportunities, Williams failed to take advantage of his chance tonight. Still, though, owners will want to watch him carefully and consider an add despite the poor showing. He doesn’t have a strong add recommendation at this time, but with starter’s minutes he could do some damage.

This edition of Maggette’s back woes doesn’t appear overly serious. Silas lamented not having the veteran in Monday’s loss to the Sixers, so we can be sure he’ll regain the starting small forward gig and 30-minute role once healthy. We’ll know more after practices on Wednesday and Thursday.