Shelden Williams signed a deal to play with Tianjin in China for next year. He played overseas last year after playing six seasons in the NBA. Williams' NBA career could be over at age 29, but at least he's married to reigning WNBA MVP Candace Parker.

Shelden Williams said on Twitter that he'll be playing for Elan Chalon France this year. Williams will be 29 later this year and it would appear no NBA was a good fit for the Duke product. He had three double-doubles last year and his days of being a low-level fantasy asset may be done.

Shelden Williams will sign with Chalon in France. Williams spent last season with the Nets, but he had no market stateside and will likely make more money overseas than he could garner in the NBA at this stage of his career. He's married to Candace Parker, so we think he'll be just fine.

Shelden Williams (knee) will not play on Thursday against the Raptors. Williams is dealing with a knee injury that will prevent him from playing in this one. Rookie Jordan Williams should once again draw the start at center in his place.

Shelden Williams (knee) will not play in Monday's game against the Sixers. It's Williams' third straight game out and his season could be over. Look for Jordan Williams to get the start at center once again.

Shelden Williams's hyperextended right knee will sideline him again on Saturday. Williams, whose is never a safe bet to return consistent fantasy value, remains day-to-day.

Shelden Williams (knee) won't play on Wednesday against the Knicks. Williams has a hyperextended right knee and will be knocked out of action as a result. Candace Parker's husband has played less than 20 minutes in four straight games, so this news should not impact your fantasy team.

Shelden Williams made another start at center and had nine points and 10 rebounds in 34 minutes on Sunday. He's over his eye injury but the Nets have just three games in each of the next two weeks. Williams would be a very risky play with four or five games, and we wouldn't touch him in most leagues right now.

Shelden Williams (eye) returned to action on Friday, scoring three points on 1-of-1 shooting with four rebounds, two assists, one steal, and one block in 21 minutes. In other words, everything is back to normal for the Nets and Williams, and it's good to see him back on the floor following a scary eye injury.

Shelden Williams (eye) has been officially named the starting center for the Nets on Friday night. Williams is dealing with a bruised retina and scratched cornea, but is officially back as the starter for the Nets. S-Will is averaging 5.4 points, 7.0 rebounds and 0.7 blocks per game as the starting center. Johan Petro will move back to the second unit.