P.J. Tucker

SF/PF, Houston Rockets

P.J. Tucker scored three points on 1-of-7 shooting (all threes) with 10 rebounds and one assist in Wednedsay's season finale loss to the Kings.

Tucker had some value in deeper formats where his top-200 production on a nightly basis could be more useful, and playing in all 82 games certainly helped that. As usual he plodded his way into greener pastures, bringing back top 130-150 value (9/8 cat) on the season.

Nassir Little

SF, Portland Trail Blazers

Coach Terry Stotts said that rookie Nassir Little (left ankle sprain) will not play in either of the team's remaining preseason games.

Little is battling for backup wing minutes with a host of players and is unlikely to see enough time this year. Little can safely be ignored in fantasy drafts.

Source: Casey Holdahl on Twitter

PJ Washington

PF, Charlotte Hornets

P.J. Washington may be the favorite to start at SF on opening day per Rick Bonnell of The Charlotte Observer.

P.J. Washington, who had whispers of G League this summer, has put himself in a position to earn a starting job on opening day with Nicolas Batum (sore Achilles) still out. It's no secret the team wants to play their young guys, and the 12th pick in this year's draft is one of those players. Washington is moving up draft boards right now.

Source: Rick Bonnell on Twitter

Hasheem Thabeet

C, Free Agent

Hasheem Thabeet signed a G-League contract on Tuesday per Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Thabeet had multiple workouts this summer but ultimately came up short on getting a camp invite. He'll play in the G League with an eye towards getting back in the NBA at some point if he shows well. Thabeet has no fantasy value.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

Davis Bertans

F, Washington Wizards

Both Davis Bertans and Rui Hachimura were wearing the white jerseys, joining Ish Smith, Bradley Beal and Thomas Bryant as starters in Tuesday's practice.

There were whispers of the Wizards shifting the sharp-shooting Bertans up to the three spot as the team deals with a multitude of injuries, and this practice is a good indication of the team doing so. Bertans makes for a nice late-round pick for his propensity to knock down triples.

Source: Candace Buckner on Twitter

Isaiah Thomas

PG, Washington Wizards

Isaiah Thomas (left thumb surgery) has been shooting with both hands recently but there is still no timetable for his return.

Thomas is roughly four weeks post-surgery and looks to be getting closer to a return. He will miss the first chunk of games and then will compete with Ish Smith for minutes at the PG position. Thomas will have every opportunity to show that he still has it and makes for a fine late-round lottery ticket.

Source: Chris Miller on Twitter

Reggie Hearn

G, Los Angeles Lakers

The Lakers have signed G Reggie Hearn to a contract and waived David Stockton in a corresponding move on Tuesday.

Hearn, a six-year G League veteran out of Northwestern, will likely return to the G League after the preseason. He is off the fantasy radar.

Source: Dave McMenamin on Twitter

Kyle Lowry

PG, Toronto Raptors

Kyle Lowry (left thumb surgery) said that he will be ready to go for opening night.

Lowry, who will turn 34 in March, also said that he feels better than ever and credited that to how he takes care of his body. The Raptors are going to need Lowry to be a scorer this year, and he will have every opportunity to do so.

Source: Josh Lewenberg on Twitter

Devin Cannady

G, Brooklyn Nets

The Nets have signed guards Devin Cannady and CJ Massinburg to unspecified contracts on Tuesday.

Cannady and Massinburg are not on the fantasy radar.

Source: Brian Lewis on Twitter

Ahmad Caver

G, Memphis Grizzlies

The Grizzlies have signed G Ahmad Caver to a contract on Tuesday while waiving waived guard Dusty Hannahs in a corresponding move.

The terms of the deal have not yet been disclosed, but it's likely to get Caver on the team's G-League affiliate. The undrafted rookie out of Old Dominion, Caver, does not hold any fantasy value.

Source: Grizzlies PR on Twitter

Cody Martin

PF, Charlotte Hornets

Cody Martin (right ankle sprain) is questionable to face the Pistons on Wednesday.

Martin has missed too much valuable time to put himself in the early season conversation. Martin will have a chance to get playing time when he gets healthy, but he is not on the fantasy radar to start the year.

Source: Hornets PR on Twitter