Tyrus Thomas returned to action on Wednesday with one block in six minutes of action. With Thomas losing playing time to the younger guys on the roster, there is no reason to consider him for fantasy purposes right now.

Tyrus Thomas was moved to the bench on Saturday, responding with 10 points, four rebounds and one steal in 17 minutes. Thomas' demotion to the second unit is not surprising, as he was averaging all of 2.7 points in the past three games, and he's unlikely to retake the job from Byron Mullens (who scored 20 points on Saturday). This is Thomas' sixth season in the NBA yet he has failed to earn a solid role for the moribund Bobcats, so do yourself and avoid him in next year's fantasy drafts.

Tyrus Thomas (elbow) returned to action on Friday, playing eight minutes with zero points, three rebounds, one assist, and one block. Thomas missed all four of his shot attempts, and like most of his career has been much more trouble than he has been worth.

Tyrus Thomas (elbow) practiced on Friday and is expected to be in the starting lineup against the Nuggets. Thomas missed last game with the ailment but is ready to get back into action. He's averaging just 18 minutes per game in March with unimpressive averages of 5.9 points and 3.7 rebounds on 37.4 percent shooting. Thomas' return will send D.J. White back to the bench.

Tyrus Thomas (elbow) did not practice again on Thursday. He should be considered extremely questionable to play on Friday. He hasn't practiced in two days and did not play on Wednesday due to the injury. D.J. White started in Thomas' place and had 14 points, five rebounds and two assists.

Tyrus Thomas will miss Wednesday's game due to bursitis in his right elbow. The red-hot Byron Mullens was slated to get the start at power forward in the lineup that was submitted, but D.J. White actually started the game.

Tyrus Thomas (right elbow bursitis) remains questionable for Wednesday's game. Even if Thomas suits up he may not get a full complement of minutes, which moves him from shaky to untenable in fantasy leagues. D.J. White figures to be the main beneficiary if Thomas is out or limited.

Tyrus Thomas has a sore elbow and the Bobcats are "hopeful" he'll play on Wednesday. Thomas has managed eight points over his last two games and hasn't cracked 22 minutes in either one. He's averaging just 5.9 points in 18 minutes per game in March, and he's not going to come into consistent fantasy value while playing limited minutes.

Tyrus Thomas blocked four shots on Monday, and also added four points on 1-of-4 shooting with six rebounds and one assist in 21 minutes. Thomas has averaged a block and a steal over his last seven games, so give him a look if you're eyeballing specialists at this time of the year.

Tyrus Thomas scored 10 points on 5-of-11 shooting with seven rebounds, three assists, one steal, and one block in 26 minutes on Friday. He's starting, but he puts up stinkers every other game and has disappointed owners for years. Derrick Brown also put up a decent line with 13 points, five rebounds, one steal, and one block in 29 minutes off the bench, and while he doesn't have a history of toying with owners' emotions he's also not to be trusted just yet.