Reggie Evans (rest) went through a limited workout on Tuesday. Evans has been a beast on the glass for his team recently and the Nets just want to get him some rest before Wednesday's matchup vs. Cleveland.

Reggie Evans scored 15 points on 5-of-7 shooting with 16 rebounds in 33 minutes on Friday against the Nuggets. Evans went nuts with 22 points and 26 boards on Wednesday, but it's hard to see him bucking a season-long trend of disappearing on offense. He's playing well enough to be owned in most formats right now, and keep in mind that in the season's last meaningful week he will have four games.

Reggie Evans caught fire early and didn't stop on Wednesday, hitting 9-of-13 shots to tie a career high with 22 points, and hauled in a career-high 26 rebounds in an easy win over the Blazers. This is one of the better rebounding performances you'll ever see, and we're only hoping that owners of Evans had the foresight to have him in their lineups tonight. Given the fact that 28 teams were in action and tough lineup decisions had to be made, it would not be surprising if he was on a bunch of benches tonight. Evans is a beast right now and has collected 22 or more board in three of his last six games. His previous season high in scoring was 14 and this was just the fifth time this season he's scored in double figures, which is why he still might be available in your league.

Reggie Evans had four points on 2-of-5 shooting and hauled in 22 rebounds in 32 minutes of Wednesday's win over the Mavericks. He's had 22 or more rebounds in three of his last seven games, including on Sunday against the Hawks. Tonight's line was classic Evans, featuring a ton of rebounds and nothing else, but if you are desperate for boards, there's a great chance he'll help you in that category.

Reggie Evans came out of nowhere to score 14 points and grab 22 rebounds in Sunday's disappointing home loss to the Hawks. Evans went 6-of-7 from the field, with all but one of his makes coming in the paint, and he did his damage in just 32 minutes. Some freaky rebound totals are to be expected from Evans, who leads the NBA in rebound rate (24.9 percent), but that's almost always the extent of his value.

Reggie Evans cleaned the glass in Friday's win over the Wizards with 24 boards, adding 11 points and one steal in 32 minutes. In a comical twist, the Wizards did a hack-a-Reggie and he shot just 5-of-16 from the line. The Brooklyn crowd have Evans a nice ovation on his last make of the game and they clearly appreciated his effort. He doesn't have much fantasy value since he's only a one-category asset.

Reggie Evans (illness) played 21 minutes against the Bucks and scored three points with five boards, one assist and two steals on Wednesday. He is a heck of a rebounder, but he may very well be the worst offensive player in the NBA. Evans shoots just 23 percent on his jumpers, which is incredible considering only five of his 26 attempts have come from outside the paint. He's good for just one category and isn't worth owning in standard leagues.

Reggie Evans (illness) will play in Tuesday's game against the Bucks. Evans missed shootaround to get some extra rest. He'll be fine for his usual rebounding role in the starting five.

Reggie Evans skipped shootaround with an illness but he is probable to play on Tuesday against the Bucks. The rebounding specialist should be available in Brooklyn's first game out of the All-Star break.

Reggie Evans grabbed 22 boards in a win over the Pacers on Monday to go with eight points, one steal and two blocks in 43 minutes. He had a big rebound and tip-in during overtime and the two blocks set a season high. Evans had just six blocks on the season before Monday and he's really only good for rebounds. He's more of a specialist, but rebounds can be easy to acquire on the wire, so he's not worth owning in most standard situations.