Ben Gordon missed all seven of his shots in 16 minutes vs. the Heat, going scoreless with zero assists. Ramon Sessions is still out with a sprained knee, but tonight's line underscores the risk of deploying Gordon in fantasy leagues. Don't bother with him unless his averages in March appeal to you -- 11.0 points on 38.2 percent shooting, 1.7 threes, 1.5 assists, 0.4 steals and 1.8 turnovers per game.

Ben Gordon hit just 4-of-16 shots on Friday, scoring 10 points with two rebounds, two assists and two threes in 26 minutes off the bench. Gordon is getting looks right now but he's still not converting, coming off a bad 5-of-13 shooting night on Tuesday, as well. Owners looking at his short-term value while Ramon Sessions is out should keep his game log open on their computer the next time he gets hot and hits a bunch of threes.

Ben Gordon hit 5-of-13 shots and three 3-pointers for 17 points, two rebounds, two assists and two steals in Tuesday's shockingly easy win over the Celtics. Gordon is hot and should continue to roll with Ramon Sessions' season in jeopardy. This was his fifth straight game of at least 13 points and he's hit a 3-pointer in seven straight games, making him worth a look in most leagues now that he's no longer in Mike Dunlap's doghouse.

Ben Gordon shot 7-of-18 from the field for 19 points with four boards, three assists and three 3-pointers in 28 minutes. The 18 shots are enough to garner our attention and he's in line for some consistent playing time with Ramon Sessions out for a month. Gordon is worth a look for any owner that needs threes.

Ben Gordon scored 16 points with two 3-pointers on 6-of-15 shooting in 26 minutes of Tuesday's blowout loss to the Nets. Gordon hadn't played more than 17 minutes in any of his previous 10 games and while it's interesting that Mike Dunlap chose to use him tonight, don't get used to him seeing this kind of run. The Bobcats are getting crushed on a nightly basis and it's time to turn the young guys loose, meaning tonight's game looks like a fluke for Gordon.

Ben Gordon received a DNP-CD in the Bobcats' first game following the trade deadline. Gordon was never suspended after a reported run-in at practice with coach Mike Dunlap because the Bobcats reportedly wanted to preserve his trade value. Since they were unable to move Gordon before Thursday's deadline, it appears the Bobcats chose Friday to send a message to the disgruntled guard.

The Nets are no longer considering a deal for Charlotte's Ben Gordon in exchange for Kris Humphries. This report comes from multiple sources and some of the reports are of the emphatic fashion. The Nets are clearly trying to make a move tomorrow, but it won't be for Ben Gordon.

According to the Charlotte Observer, Ben Gordon and coach Mike Dunlap have had issues prior to Monday's reported showdown during a shootaround. According to the Observer, when pulled from a game in January by Dunlap, Gordon lingered on the court and was visibly frustrated. Gordon also met twice with Dunlap regarding the guard's limited role on the Bobcats. Despite an obvious desire to move the disgruntled Gordon, we can't imagine this will help his trade value.

Ben Gordon reportedly told Mike Dunlap that he needed to "humble himself," and the Bobcats are now expediting their efforts to trade Gordon before the deadline, sources told Yahoo! Sports. Wow. Last season it was Tyrus Thomas who got into a spat with Paul Silas, and now Gordon isn't getting along with Dunlap. The team did not suspend Gordon because they didn't want to weaken his perceived trade value, but it's pretty weak as it is. The Nets, a team with rumored interest in Gordon, are reportedly "still mulling" an offer of Kris Humphries for Gordon, but don't appear inclined to make a move.

Ben Gordon scored 18 points in Monday's loss to the Bulls with three rebounds and four 3-pointers in 28 minutes. He certainly wanted to stick it to his former team and he wasn't bashful about taking contested jumpers. Since Gordon's goose egg on January 21, he's averaged 17.0 points with 2.3 triples. The inconsistencies will be a pain, but he's worth a look for owners needing some scoring and treys.