Vladimir Radmanovic is retiring from basketball. He was an effective shooter at 6'10", making 38 percent of his shots from downtown. The 32-year-old forward played in just 25 games last season at just 5.8 minutes per contest.

Vladimir Radmanovic plans to play in the NBA next season, according to agent Alexander Raskovic. It's great that Radmanovic wants to play next year, but it remains to be seen if any NBA team wants him to play for them. Radmanovic played in just 25 games this season and was a DNP-CD for all but one game in the postseason. Even if he returns, he has no value.

Vladimir Radmanovic (back) will be active for Game 3 on Thursday. Radmanovic hasn't played in three weeks and he's been a sporadic part of the Bulls' rotation all season, so his availability doesn't guarantee that he'll set foot on the court.

Vladimir Radmanovic remains sidelined with a back injury. Radmanovic's only blurbs this season have had to do with injuries or illness and there's only been four of them since Oct. 20. He has no value.

Vladimir Radmanovic will not be active for Wednesday night's regular-season finale. There was no news on what's keeping Vlad out of the lineup, but our last blurb about him was on Jan. 18, which tells you all you need to know.

Vladimir Radmanovic got two minutes of playing time and grabbed one rebound in Monday's win. He is coming back from the flu and he has absolutely no value in any league.

Vladimir Radmanovic (flu) is out for Thursday's game against the Magic. Vlad Rad isn't fantasy relevant, but could have been of some use to the Bulls tonight with Joakim Noah also sidelined by the flu.

Vladimir Radmanovic is a game-time decision due to flu-like symptoms. Vlad Rad hasn't received an update since mid-October, an indication of his relevance in fantasy leagues.

Vladimir Radmanovic could earn a rotation spot off the Bulls' bench, but coach Tom Thibodeau said that "Defensively, [Radmanovic] has to do a little better." Radmanovic's defensive short-comings and questionable focus are well known to NBA fans, and there's no reason to consider him in fantasy drafts. In three preseason appearances, he's averaged eight minutes per game.

Vladimir Radmanovic appears to be ticketed for a role at the end of the Bulls bench to start the season. CSN Chicago believes that Radmanovic will "see scant playing time," which really shouldn't be breaking news to anyone at this point in Vlad-Rad's career. He's off the fantasy radar.